Funny you should mention that Stephen, since you were the one constantly misquoting the law
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Topic: ING Direct p2p for exchanges? (Read 1547 times)
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Funny you should mention that Stephen, since you were the one constantly misquoting the law in order to try and rally for that exact outcome, and now that it hasn't happened, you are warning people to stay away because it "may" ?
Give me a break.
Give me a break.
Bitfloor accepts deposits via ACH from ing account holders. It's not the same as the inhouse p2p payments between ing account holders. Ing does not allow businesses to open an account that could accept instant p2p payments...just like chase and all banks with this feature. They don't want to lose the mountains of fees they are currently collecting.
Bitfloor used to allow free funding of your account using ING Direct's person to person feature.
Do any other exchanges accept that?
Do any other exchanges accept that?
FYI:
Trading has resumed.
- https://bitfloor.com/market_data
ING is still listed as a deposit method.
There are people with concerns though as to the approach BitFloor is taking as there are accountholders who are being denied access to their funds, which may put other customer's funds at risk as well.
Not that I know of, but you can use ING P2P for buying from some sellers on the IRC channel #bitcoin-otc. This method of trade requires a bit of reading and learning to use.
Bitfloor used to allow free funding of your account using ING Direct's person to person feature.
Do any other exchanges accept that?
Do any other exchanges accept that?
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