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Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 13. (Read 172900 times)

HCP
legendary
Activity: 2086
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What is the point of going through with this process if you have to send KYC?
If you don't register, you can guarantee that you won't be getting anything back... to register your claim, you have to complete the KYC process...

So, you'll need to weigh up whether your "privacy" is worth more to you than the amount of "loss" you'll suffer by not completing the claim registration.
legendary
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Well... I received my email just others. What is the point of any victim going through with this process if they have to send KYC when some prefer not to send it?


full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 236
I'm a bit scared it will take another year until they come up with the next steps.
I wouldn't be surprised... I called their office on Monday, was forwarded to a guy named "Russell", who asked me to email my query to a "Tom Aspin"... I also tried emailing the GrantThornton "enquiries" email address listed on their website on Wednesday and got an auto-responder saying that some lady called "Rachel" was away until Dec 16 and if it was an urgent enquiry to send a text. So I sent a text to the given number. It's now Saturday and I have not received a response to ANY of my enquiries Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Based on my experience with this company this week, I don't expect anything to happen in any sort of reasonable timeframe. Undecided
This is really serious concern as few members want this all very quickly but I am also feeling this can take more then 1 year because they have good income from this and they never try to solve this all very quickly just for sack of victims its really shit which is happening around us and we are not able to do any thing just wait and watch.
HCP
legendary
Activity: 2086
Merit: 4314
I'm a bit scared it will take another year until they come up with the next steps.
I wouldn't be surprised... I called their office on Monday, was forwarded to a guy named "Russell", who asked me to email my query to a "Tom Aspin"... I also tried emailing the GrantThornton "enquiries" email address listed on their website on Wednesday and got an auto-responder saying that some lady called "Rachel" was away until Dec 16 and if it was an urgent enquiry to send a text. So I sent a text to the given number. It's now Saturday and I have not received a response to ANY of my enquiries Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Based on my experience with this company this week, I don't expect anything to happen in any sort of reasonable timeframe. Undecided
hero member
Activity: 535
Merit: 500
Has anybody already got feedback after filling out the form? How do I know if they accept my input?

At the end they give this:

Confirmation

Thank you for setting up your account. Your reference number is xxxxxxxx

We will be in contact about the next steps of the process.

Meanwhile, keep your portal login details safe as you'll need to use these again.

Formal updates on the Liquidation can be found on the Grant Thornton New Zealand and Cryptopia websites and their respective social media channels. 




https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/cryptopia-limited/



https://twitter.com/cryptopia_nz



https://www.facebook.com/cryptopiaexchange/

I'm a bit scared it will take another year until they come up with the next steps.
jr. member
Activity: 68
Merit: 7
Ok I'm going to test it and give my comments about this site.

Regards,
legendary
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unnamed.Exchange, join the Cool Kids!!!
unnamed should have them most coins integrated allright.
so you dont need to load an years old blockchain if there is one
day realy an payout ^^

full member
Activity: 410
Merit: 106
Has anybody already got feedback after filling out the form? How do I know if they accept my input?

At the end they give this:

Confirmation

Thank you for setting up your account. Your reference number is xxxxxxxx

We will be in contact about the next steps of the process.

Meanwhile, keep your portal login details safe as you'll need to use these again.

Formal updates on the Liquidation can be found on the Grant Thornton New Zealand and Cryptopia websites and their respective social media channels. 




https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/cryptopia-limited/



https://twitter.com/cryptopia_nz



https://www.facebook.com/cryptopiaexchange/
full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 236
Has anybody already got feedback after filling out the form? How do I know if they accept my input?
Its going to take some long time because its not easy job they will take sometime for checking all details then give any update about this you have to be chill for this because they have very long list of victims and checking all details is really tough job.
hero member
Activity: 535
Merit: 500
Has anybody already got feedback after filling out the form? How do I know if they accept my input?
legendary
Activity: 2912
Merit: 1103
This is what I do. I drink and I know things.
4.I chose the registration date first, as this is the easiest confirmation. We are looking for 1 letter from the cryptopia in the mail using the built-in search. There will be a registration date, BUT this is your local date, and you need a date in New Zealand time. To do this, open Google and search (what time it is in New Zealand) then by the time that was in your letter, you either add or minus the difference between your local and New Zealand.It may turn out to be 1 day more, maybe 1 less, or maybe get the same day.

Can be easy only if you saved the automated replying mail back then. If not, you can forget about it.

5.Secondly, I chose the output date that I had last.

Same for this option, easy only if you can recall after 3+ years and if you had only 2 or 3 assets/ coins/ tokens there. If you had more or make a bunch of transactions each week, then you can forget about this option too. In other words, the method/ way that they choose to verify users are based on memory which is near to absurd for such a matter. More than a lot of users that had their funds there will be stuck and not able to verify themselves with this "system" and that means that those funds will be claimed from Grant Thornton.


Does anyone know the last date of filling up the form ?

No, at least until now. Nothing mentioned for any deadline.
full member
Activity: 1134
Merit: 105
Scammers still doing shit and wasting time.

I am %100 sure that I have given 2 requested info which is my registration date and latest withdrawal tx.
Now I am feeling 100% they are not going to give us any penny just trying to give some lolly pope and liquideters are going to have some more good amound in fees nothing else good happening for peoples scammed by cryptophia its all just wast of time nothing else.

BYE BYE to all for this shit.

If they have given a chance and if you have funds on that exchange, you should fill the form. Whos know they may really return the funds.
Does anyone know the last date of filling up the form ?
full member
Activity: 271
Merit: 100
So you can start thanking me, I will answer you how to register a claim correctly and without errors.

1.You must follow the link from the letter
2. The first common problem is a non-working captcha where you enter the address, in order for it to work, you just need to choose the address that Google offers you. If you enter your name and your address and do not click from the list, Google will not let you through.
3.At the end of the registration, you will have an email password from him and an autifier. Enter everything and that heavy page appears with a choice of account confirmation.
4.I chose the registration date first, as this is the easiest confirmation. We are looking for 1 letter from the cryptopia in the mail using the built-in search. There will be a registration date, BUT this is your local date, and you need a date in New Zealand time. To do this, open Google and search (what time it is in New Zealand) then by the time that was in your letter, you either add or minus the difference between your local and New Zealand.It may turn out to be 1 day more, maybe 1 less, or maybe get the same day.
5.Secondly, I chose the output date that I had last. Also, I started searching for letters in the email and found that I displayed ltc and the address to which I displayed. Everything is also simple. We open coinmarketcap and the coin you are interested in. Under the rank there will be Explorer. Open all Explorer and look for the address you are looking for. By finding the address you can easily find that transaction with the hash and time (the time, as in the previous paragraph, should be summed up under New Zealand (you can see the local time in your letter) ).

Ask your questions, since I am also lost and I would like to help all caring people.
legendary
Activity: 2912
Merit: 1103
This is what I do. I drink and I know things.
Did you login at https://portal.cryptopia.co.nz/ with your cryptopia password ?
I am trying to do the same but getting a error message.

You need to register/ sign up and not with your Cryptopia credentials. New registration from scratch.


I have heard some saying a bank account was asked for, is that true ? I mean cryptopia wasn't a fiat exchange/gateway so why ask for that ?

Nothing about a bank account or depositing any money. "Cryptopia Rescue" on the other hand wants money to "proceed".


Does anyone know when the trial for that guy (who has name suppression) (who is a former employee of Cryptopia) who was arrested for stealing crypto from Cryptopia more than a year ago is going?

I'm surprised no one in this thread has picked up on it as yet.

I agree with Indymoney on this. All of us want our funds back, so our priority is to do whatever we can in order to get them. Searching about that "dude" won't help us regarding our funds. Besides, we will know (eventually) from crypto media channels.
full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 236
Does anyone know when the trial for that guy (who has name suppression) (who is a former employee of Cryptopia) who was arrested for stealing crypto from Cryptopia more than a year ago is going?

I'm surprised no one in this thread has picked up on it as yet.
Because right now biggest issue is return of funds for all just because of this we all missing things like this just thinking is this possible we have funds back but right now after reading this all now I am feeling I have no chance just 0% because missing some documents due to harddisk problem now just watching and keeping eye on these things.
legendary
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Merit: 2218
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Does anyone know when the trial for that guy (who has name suppression) (who is a former employee of Cryptopia) who was arrested for stealing crypto from Cryptopia more than a year ago is going?

I'm surprised no one in this thread has picked up on it as yet.
hero member
Activity: 2226
Merit: 834
Scammers still doing shit and wasting time.

I am %100 sure that I have given 2 requested info which is my registration date and latest withdrawal tx.
Now I am feeling 100% they are not going to give us any penny just trying to give some lolly pope and liquideters are going to have some more good amound in fees nothing else good happening for peoples scammed by cryptophia its all just wast of time nothing else.

BYE BYE to all for this shit.

If they wanted to scam (they have already scammed by the way), why would they ask for this information from old clients and give them a false hope that they are serious in returning the amount.
I understand they won't return our money, but why they are playing this drama when most of us have no good hopes from them.
full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 236
I also got the email, I haven't done anything with it yet. Thanks to those who posted the questions being asked, that way I'll be able to prepare, I think I can answer two of these with certainty.

I have heard some saying a bank account was asked for, is that true ? I mean cryptopia wasn't a fiat exchange/gateway so why ask for that ?
We have another thread related to cryptophia victims and someone post this as he receive from them.

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1.   WHO WE ARE
We are Cryptopia Limited (in liquidation), acting via our liquidators, Grant Thornton ("we", "us", "our") (...)

2.  THE INFORMATION WE COLLECT
The types of personal information we may collect about you when you register and use the Portal include:

Identity information: including username, full name, date of birth and any proof of identity documents you upload (eg a copy of your passport or driver's licence).
Contact information: including email address, residential address and phone number.   
Financial information: including source of wealth documents (eg bank statements or IRD documents) and potentially account or payment information (for example, if reparation of your claim is facilitated via the Portal).
Account information: including username, password and answers to questions when setting up your account.
Claim information: including the amount/value and status of your claim and any supporting documentation which may include a detailed listing of transactions making up the balances claimed, bank confirmations, receipts or bank statements supporting fiat deposits, bank statements or credit card statements supporting receipt of requested NZDT withdrawals, blockchain transaction details with respect to cryptocurrency deposits or withdrawals and/or email correspondence with Cryptopia Limited with respect to pending transactions or transactions not processed.
Technical information: including internet protocol (IP) address, your login data, browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and platform, and other technology on the devices you use to access this website.
Usage information: including information about when and how you use the Portal, your activity history on the portal and when you are active/inactive.
Email information: including email correspondence with you and email tracking information (such as whether you have received, opened, read or forwarded emails from us about the Portal or your claim).
Communications information: including your communication preferences.
full member
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I also got the email, I haven't done anything with it yet. Thanks to those who posted the questions being asked, that way I'll be able to prepare, I think I can answer two of these with certainty.

I have heard some saying a bank account was asked for, is that true ? I mean cryptopia wasn't a fiat exchange/gateway so why ask for that ?

Haven't asked a bank account from me.
hero member
Activity: 2380
Merit: 916
fly or die
I also got the email, I haven't done anything with it yet. Thanks to those who posted the questions being asked, that way I'll be able to prepare, I think I can answer two of these with certainty.

I have heard some saying a bank account was asked for, is that true ? I mean cryptopia wasn't a fiat exchange/gateway so why ask for that ?
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