Topic: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action - page 41. (Read 1006931 times)

Chinese LEO: Paul Vernon, you no leave country!
Paul: Damnit!

So do you think the Chinese government is going to shutdown Paul's new exchange?

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/chinese-bitcoin-exchange-executives-banned-leaving-country-report/

Ok so I just called the toll number, they told me they don't accept videos. + my screen shots of my account were in 2014 and the ones on 2015 are just logins to my account. Should I seek other lawyers in the US who accept videos? I was sure my video was enough I mean why would I take a screen shot if I have a video.

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Is it a good idea to take screen shots of the video even though it was from my phone meaning it's not a screen shot from a PC or laptop?

Problem is that the submission of the contest of the rejection has to be by snail mail!!! I have contested, but got a reply that I have to reply by paper and envelope!!!!!!

It's just completely unbelievable, and is such an awesome example of how this clashes with the old and new. I find it rather incomprehensible that the class action did not hire people in the know of the crypto-world. That would at least include those who do not have screenshots, but private wallets with transactions to back up their claim, and I also don't understand why they don't accept the withdrawal emails from Cryptsy. It contains information that can be used to see that the destination address has never receive the amount in the confirm withdrawal email.

Most of this could also be handled by signed messages by several wallets ensuring sender/receiver privacy authenticity!

Bleugh - I give up!!!

Resubmit the video, claiming its nothing but frames of screenshots at the rate of 30 per minute which they can pause at anytime to review any single screenshot.

If they still won't accept that, email them every single frame at one frame per email.

Ok so I just called the toll number, they told me they don't accept videos. + my screen shots of my account were in 2014 and the ones on 2015 are just logins to my account. Should I seek other lawyers in the US who accept videos? I was sure my video was enough I mean why would I take a screen shot if I have a video.

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Is it a good idea to take screen shots of the video even though it was from my phone meaning it's not a screen shot from a PC or laptop?

Is this the biggest thread on this board? Was a legendary scam back in the day.

Ahhh...the good ol hindsight. The 110,000 ripple I had was worth 30 grand when it pumped up this past spring.

I'll probably get enough from this settlement to buy a case of American beer >)

not sure if was in the know but i did notice a lot of chatters in the troll
box were saying you could get coins out through Dogecoin around the time when the shit hit the fan.
it's what i did and it worked. i took a haircut,but better than nothing.
what sucked was had i held the doge for  a couple of weeks longer instead of immediately dumping, i coulda
doubled my coin  as doge pumped to some ridiculous price shortly thereafter, as i recall, which would have in effect
canceled my haircut and then some.

This might be looked at as a noob question, but I feel that they denied me because of my lack in English writing skills on the documentation I sent   I always was that foreign kid on school who got D's and F's on essays at University level "studied in Canada". Even though I sent the screen shots + email exchanges + a video of my account.

So can some one please give me a sample of what should I write in my letter to them; then all I have to do is put the things I sent or something like that?

This is what they sent me few days back

You submitted a Claim Form in the class action lawsuit styled Brandon Leidel, et al. v. Project Investors, Inc. d/b/a Cryptsy, Paul Vernon, et al., U.S. Dist. Ct. - S.D. Fla. -- Case No. 9:16-cv-80060-KAM (the “Lawsuit”). Your Claim Form was not submitted with documentation sufficient to identify the type and quantity of cryptocurrency held at Cryptsy during the class period. As a result, you do not have a Recognized Claim and will not receive a payment pursuant to the terms of the Settlement Agreement and Plan of Allocation in the Lawsuit.

If you want to contest the rejection of your Claim, you must submit to the address listed below a notice and statement of reasons indicating your grounds for contesting the rejection along with any supporting documentation you believe supports your claim. You also have the right to a review by the Court. Please indicate in your submission if you are requesting a review by the Court. To support your claim, you must submit documentation such as account statements or screenshots of account holdings that sufficiently identify the type and quantity of the cryptocurrency held at Cryptsy during the class period. Your notice contesting the rejection of your Claim must be mailed by October 5, 2017 to: