dont even bother, with that huge risk.
just post you are willing to buy a btc-e code for the same value, with proper escrow.
That whole wire transfer nonsense was back in 2012 as well, and had selective deposits were credit and some were claimed lost.
Topic: is btc-e accepting wires from the U.S. now? (Read 1218 times)
Last year btc-e pit a message on the deposit page saying you couldn't send them money from the U.S., but I don't see that message any more. Anybody here wired money to btc-e recently?
They had a period of accepting wire from the US i think. Then it all of a sudden vanished pretty soon after.
Don't wire the money! I wire transfer USD $4500 to BTC-E.com back in 1/5/2015, but the fund still is missing from my account. My bank has confirmed that the fund was deposited to the Mayzus Financial Service Limited . The BTC-e.com ticket # UHV-108-63758 was opened but the customer service in BTC-E.com insisted that the fund was not received. It is too complicated a problem. I don't know if Mayzus lost it or if BTC-e credit the fund to the wrong accounts.... No answer yet... "Banks will continue talk" they said. 
just type in btc e with coindesk and you`ll see all the horror stories of lost deposits.
Last year btc-e pit a message on the deposit page saying you couldn't send them money from the U.S., but I don't see that message any more. Anybody here wired money to btc-e recently?
Btc-e is using a payment processor for deposit and withdrawals, http://www.mayzusfs.com/
many other exchanges are using the same Maysus. I think you can send wires from USA to them.
just use coinbase or localbitcoins no need to guess if you`ll get a good rate from someone that might steal your money and claim to never gotten the deposit.
prices on btc-e aren't lower without reason.
It is hard and costy send fund to them, and sometimes troublesome
It is hard and costy send fund to them, and sometimes troublesome
seem to not
i see it Prohibited U.S. users.
but i suggest you can try LakeBTC, friendly with American
i see it Prohibited U.S. users.
but i suggest you can try LakeBTC, friendly with American
i wouldnt risk it, only cause in the past they been horrible with losing deposits from past history.
if you do wana do it though, only deposit a small amount to see if it gets credited.
if you do wana do it though, only deposit a small amount to see if it gets credited.
Last year btc-e pit a message on the deposit page saying you couldn't send them money from the U.S., but I don't see that message any more. Anybody here wired money to btc-e recently?
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