Mine is sent now too. 3 day wait excluding the weekend, 5 day wait including it. In my experience, the Intersango boys can sometimes be a bit too optimistic about the time frames they are able to deliver in, sometimes a little uncoordinated because they are in different locations, and they should probably change that withdrawl info to be a bit more fuzzy than "every day".
But there is no reason to come in here screaming about theft when you've only waited two business days for a withdrawl.
Exactly! All this complaining about delayed withdraws is a pain. It's not 2 days... I am waiting for almost two weeks for all my withdrawals (which I did just after the 26-30 July break) to be finally processed. One was processed on Saturday, but the second one is still stuck on "processing" since then, and in spite of numerous queries about it, both as a ticket on their support system, IRC and E-mail, it has not been sent.
The amount of money I have lost by the delayed withdrawals amounts to several thousand EUR already. I am sorry, but besides the withdrawal, I will demand compensation on the difference of Bitcoin price at the time I sold it (two weeks ago!) and the time you finally send the withdrawals. The prices when I sold the Bitconis where about 8 EUR/BTC (I made three trades: at 7.99990 EUR, 8.59999 EUR and 8.89900 EUR), and immediately requested a withdrawal, which was just after the 26-30 July that Intersango announced that withdrawals will not be processed. Now Bitcoins are traded at over 11 EUR per BTC. On that difference in price - if I sold these Bitcoins now - its several thousand EUR difference - I hope Intersango has funds to cover me these losses which are clearly and only their fault.
That was over 12k EUR of money, from their polish Bank Zachodni WBK EUR account - which is unaffected by their Metro Bank freeze, so they can't explain the delays with that.
They could have bought Bitcoins with my money, and delay the withdrawal as long as they can as the Bitcoin price rises, and when legal/police action starts and they won't be able to stretch it more, they'd sell the coins and give me back my EUR, and made several thousand EUR of profit on my money - at my loss - which is a large chunk of Intersango monthly profits on trading fees. So its better profit, even if they upset customers by it. I am not saying they did it, but the losses they created by their gross ignorance are the same as if they did it. Isn't it a strange coincidence that such huge delays in withdrawals happen just exactly at the time when Bitcoin price is rising sharply, and there where not such problems before when Bitcoin price was stable, and my withdrawals where processed in a day or two?
