Topic: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action - page 380. (Read 1007090 times)

I'm surprised to see legitimate (i.e. non-troll) users unable to withdraw.

The writing has been on the wall for such a long time (I've mentioned it before).

Cryptsy is exitting full gox style right now. And it's such a shame...

Spoetnik is a kid from British Columbia. I don't think this is the conspiracy you are looking for.

That is funny hippietech i google mapped it and i use to live not far from him (ie Horus) in the 90's
i still have family a few miles from, 265 Nottawasaga Street

at first i couldn't recall where that was it rang a bell (i lived in East Canada)
i figured it woudl be a suburb of greater Toronto.. nope.
It's way more north.. not even close.
So yeah you can't say it was close enough etc.

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Invalid whois phone number too.. that site can be taken down quick LOL

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Google Maps - Horus's House

Hmmm
That is one small house !
Is that his silver SUV ?
At least he has an AC box on the side but damn you gotta do some work on the house it's getting run down bro !

We may have met because we currently live in the same city.

I never promoted with any alt accounts but it was an idea I had where it would be possible to do so. You could effectively create thousands of pictures and video's in reserve, hold competitions and hold back materiel until it's refined and to promote an upcoming release and then use many accounts to promote. Ended up where those that did have access at the time posted that it was not really a good idea to promote like that so ended up just keeping it in the repository.

It was an interesting idea, but just an idea which serves as a base to refine how to proceed. I did create a Coin out of the prototypes I was working on as ColossusCoin2, I didn't promote it though and still have some 6-8 unreleased video's I haven't used.

If you want, get the mods to confirm what accounts I've ever posted on.

The information I have posted on these forums and on the ColossusCointalk forums have always been open about everything. I am well aware that any information posted on the internet is there forever but I also do not delete anything (except once when asked to remove personal information). That post and all the posts on ColossusCoin along with ideas, Skype logs etc. are still untouched, just one small piece of a large amount of data.

Does you want to see all the struggles of Crypto? Might be kind of interesting to let you probe away.

Site news issued on Multipool.us

See for yourselves: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/cryptsy/xrpbtc
https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/XRP_BTC#

Fraud: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fraud

Jan 04 12:04 PM We have attempted several times now to contact Cryptsy to get a status on BTC/LTC withdrawals but have received no response. According to reports from our users and users on other sites, it appears that Cryptsy has not processed BTC or LTC withdrawals in over a month. Other currencies may be working but are now highly inflated on Cryptsy.

We consider Cryptsy to be a defunct exchange and recommend our users avoid it. We have temporarily disabled auto and daily payouts for any users who are using Cryptsy integration in order to prevent any additional losses. In order to re-enable withdrawals, please visit your account page and update any relevant withdrawal address, then set cryptsy integration to "disabled". If you have any questions please email us.

Defending Vlad? Owe me one from the HashFast thread or elsewhere? Whatever it is, the past is past, so let's start a new Foundation. 

Actually, I was asking when you took that screenshot.

I just find it the most interesting topic haha.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5520286

Now let me find your pedophile thread.

I did not receive an email, no. If they made a support ticket for a request, an agent may have got it.  I hadn't heard anything until I saw it here.

Where did they get that Paul resigned? Must be a figure of speech?

Cryptsy have begun to report issues with withdrawals and technical glitches preventing large settlements.

At the time, the Cryptsy team told Joseph Young in an email that its development team tried to fix the technical problems as they came up. However, because of various hardware and server upgrades, Crypsty told users that they may experience problems withdrawing larger transactions.

“We did and on occasion still do have technical problems that occur but generally we try to fix them as quickly as we can as they come up,” the Cryptsy team wrote in an email.

Due to these issues, manyusers including ThrillHou expressed their frutration over the inactive customer service of Crptsy and filed a lawsuit to recover his funds.

“As you can see earlier in this forum, BitJohn asked me to “be cooperative” and solve the problem out of public eye…. Since then, they have forced me to password reset no less than 3 times, and then randomly locked me out of the same password which they forced me to reset to. So, in other words, they repeatedly change the password behind my back in an endless cycle without notifying me, and then pretending it is a “server issue”,” Cryptsy user by the account ThrillHou wrote on a forum.

NewsBTC asked Cryptsy regarding the user’s statements and intentions to take the problem to court. Cryptsy responded, “Please also note that the user ThrillHou stopped responding to that thread when his account was fixed by simply resetting his password on Oct 13. The rest of the posts after that are obviously just fudsters and drama queens with no involvement.”

Such problems and the failure of the Cryptsy team to solve the technical issues led to withdrawal complaints. Popular altcoin pricing site CoinMarCap had to remove Cryptsy from its list temporarily until the issues are cleared.

However, the altcoin exchange was not able resolve the withdrawal problems users have tolerated for the past few months and temporarily suspended trading while investing the technoligical glitch.

“Trade engine and withdrawals paused while we investigate cause of lag. Your patience is appreciated. Thank you,” the exchange advised its users.

While many speculate the suspension to be a simple serverfailure, the team has been working since November 22 trying to fix the technological “lag.” Still, the Cryptsy developers have not resolved the issues.

“Due to a server failure all wallets are paused. Will have them back online as quickly as possible,” announced senior Cryptsy staff Big Vern, who resigned last month. “Thank you everyone for the patience while we get these issues resolved. Team is working hard and we will try to do more frequent updates,” he updated on December 9.

Cryptsy has not released an offical update or a blog post at least to explain their current problems and notify its users of withdrawals problems. Instead, they temporarily shut down their platform as a short-term solution to their failure to address technological problems.

Depositing into an exchange which have held customer funds for over the past 4 months may not be a smart decision, especially to a exchange like Cryptsy which have been deemed an unreliable altcoin exchange since mid-2015.