Topic: How to contact Mt. Gox?!! Money lost [so far]!!! - page 2. (Read 3581 times)

link please, i have 3 missing and need answers

For his sake, I hope you are wrong.  For one, he couldn't possibly keep up.  Two, if that is true, Mt. Gox is going down; that is no way to be running a business that is moving the sums of money that it is.  I don't think the site will be allowed to remain open if true. 

Talk to Magicaltux on the IRC.

With several hundred USD in limbo, I am not all that satisfied at the moment.  Having said that, this the only glitch to date, so I expect they will straighten it out post haste.   I did notice this and posted it in another thread where I found a large number of Dwolla users claiming they didn't get their funds [and Dwolla claiming Mt. Gox didn't send the funds].


I eyeballed the data from Bitcoin Charts for what it is worth.  June 5th, the day of my transaction, the volume bar for Mt. Gox is red with all others green.  Clearly something went wrong that day and they have gone dark as far as communication goes.

EDIT:  I shouldn't say clearly something went wrong .. volume could have been low, but the surrounding days over a five day period suggest that something may very well have gone wrong [technically I would assume].

I'm still waiting on the two transactions mentioned in the above IRC snippet.

My transfer of Mt. Gox -> Dwolla of about US$ 40 was hung up for about 5 days.  I contacted Mt., Gox and got the process completed within 4-5 with apologies.
Thus - still a satisfied customer

Most likely, he's doing them manually right now, and he doesn't want to go too far back to avoid double-paying people. Don't worry, if you emailed him, he'll get to it eventually.

How does this explain transactions that have posted properly before and after the unposted transaction [meaning it didn't arrive at the destination account]?  There is no sign that they have implemented Dwolla Grid.

Dwolla broke the ability to send funds using the API that MtGox was using before.

MagicalTux: I have two withdrawals that haven't shown up at Dwolla, are there any known problems
casascius: yep, dwolla implemented dwolla grid, and it seems they broke sendMoney(), I'm talking with them right now

MagicalTux: how's the dwolla situation/
Kuroshiro: dwolla created dwolla grid and it seems that their old api was broken in the process, will implement dwolla grid to be able to send funds

Where did you hear this and who said they were hiring help [meaning, I know you mean Mt.Gox is hiring help, but where did you hear or read this]?

All my general searching has not in these forums have resulted in other contact info, yet some people have mentioned back and forth between Mt. Gox to get paid.  I probably should search again for those conversations and PM the individuals.

I heard it's being ran by one person. So it can be slow. They said they are hiring help.

In your case, they do say 1 to 3 days when you send the money, so expecting it the next day is perhaps too much.  I have received it on the same day before and two days later before.  Based on the times, I believe these are UTC (not positive; I can't find any time indicator on their site).  Three days has just expired for me; it is also longer than any other transaction from them to me with any account [I have used a few different methods over time as have most people].

I transferred on Sunday and it hit my account on Monday morning.  I am not sure what timezone they use, but here are the times of transactions to the same account:



I think that time period is a serious discrepancy.  It just seems to me that they probably have no idea the money was not sent until they are contacted ... and it appears they do not read and/or reply to their damn email!  It just so happens that the missing transaction is also the largest transaction.

No, I didn't use bank wire or AHC.  I suspect most people in the USA use something other than bank wire ... even better than CoinPal/CoinCard used to be without that troublesome Ebay owned PayPal involvement.

This is definitely an anomaly that needs to be at least addressed/responded to by Mt. Gox via the email I sent and in a timely manner since they are running a financial service [losing peoples' money if that is indeed what happened will take them down hard, but I am sure they will fix it if they would just communicate with me].  They even ask for feedback, questions, etc. on their website.  I don't mind waiting for it to land in the account that it should and then transfer to my bank account, but this particular case makes no sense.

I guess I will have to do some more unconventional digging to get a hold of better contact information lacking any better options at the moment.  If BTC Guild succeeds in building the exchange as planned then I suspect some interesting competition; especially if the exchange is open to more than just BTC Guild members.

Be patient. Bank wires take days to go through sometimes. (assuming you withdrew via bank wire).

I did a little "weekend trading".  So, after cashing in my bitcoins I withdrew them as is normal.  Here is the odd thing.  I made a withdrawal of several hundred USD and it has not shown up yet in my account.  The transaction shows clearly on the site (Mt. Gox).  A day or two later [I don't recall which day at the moment], I traded a little bit more and withdrew a much smaller amount.  It appeared in my account first thing the next day [yesterday].  As of today, the larger and earlier withdrawal is still not in my account.

I sent an email to info at mtgox dot com (trying to be nice to them still) yesterday at ~8:00AM CDT.  No response as of today, so I resent this morning and indicated they were running a financial exchange working with real money and that I was owed a prompt explanation.  Still no response and no funds.  I could contact the business where the account is that the funds are destined for, but there is nothing they can do until it is transferred to them [which is instantaneous for the most part].  You all probably know what business I am referring to. 

Is there a better way to get hold of them?  I want to trust them, but if they aren't going to act like the institution they clearly are playing the role of, then they should not be allowed to do what they are doing.  I am sure I can dig in the depths of registration, various services and through hosting services to get concrete contact information [maybe for a fee if it comes to that], but does anybody have contact info?  I can't imagine that I am the first one that has had this issue.

BTW, I never type account numbers or bitcoin addresses; I always copy and paste and if I copy from a website, it gets pasted into an editor [to remove any HTML formatting that might exist] and copy and paste that.  I have made several transactions in both directions without difficulty in the past, so I imagine this is an inconvenient glitch.  However, their lack of response is irritating and VERY UNPROFESSIONAL and possibly illegal since they post no other contact information on their website.

Any help is appreciated.  Thank you.