#1. Don't park more money than you can afford to lose in any one site - especially one ran by people who claim to want to 'regulate' bitcoin.
#2. Once they've goofed not once, but twice, on basic security measures - get the fuck away and don't turn back.
Luckily for me I had next to nothing on their site. I don't expect to get back what I did have there, and their reassurances don't really make me anymore confident. They wouldn't be the first scammers that promised to return funds.
#2. Once they've goofed not once, but twice, on basic security measures - get the fuck away and don't turn back.
Luckily for me I had next to nothing on their site. I don't expect to get back what I did have there, and their reassurances don't really make me anymore confident. They wouldn't be the first scammers that promised to return funds.
More than twice.
Don't trust people that continually suggest that they're the experts, hold everyone to their standards, and repeated show that they fail on basic security measures. (again, why have I seen responses on their blog, and other places from competitors wondering why they're pen testing competitor sites? - this is pure arrogance at work if it's really the case)
The best exchange? there's an old guard around here that thinks this, beyond any rationality. Repeated failure of basic measure. FFS, how many times do they fuck up before they're no "the best" anymore?
Calm down? lol. I calmed down when I wrote off the funds I had at bitcoinica. I have little expectation of seeing those anytime soon.
But it's still a valid question. And it still isn't answered with more than vague bullshit, so I figured maybe I'd write it BIGGER.
