I get fiat into btc-e via OKpay. It's quite easy for me.
I'm guessing you don't live in the US.
Of course not. See my sig.
Topic: Is there a problem with BTC-E lately? (Read 902 times)
I'm guessing you don't live in the US.
Of course not. See my sig.
BTC-e is usually pretty good about this kind of stuff, though I know they did recently switch banks for USD deposits and there were some issues initially, but I think they have now been resolved (cannot confirm though).
You could always send CampBX a USPS money order. I'm in North Carolina and I sent them one via Priority Mail at 4pm on the 16th (Wed). It was credited to my account today at 9am.
CBX was my preferred exchange when Dwolla worked. But now that Dwolla has cut them off, I hesitate to snail-mail them paper. I tried sending CBX a personal check a couple of months ago, as a test. It took them well over two weeks to credit my account, long after the funds were deducted from my checking account. If they get ACH working well, I shall probably switch back to CBX. But I will not snail-mail them paper again.
Troll box seems to indicate that all is well. BTC has been cheaper than Bitstamp for quite some time now.... it's always been a hassle to get money in, but better for bigger amounts since they started taking US wires I think. I thought they were still working.... sorry, no experience, personally.
Wired USD to BTC-e by Swift on Wed 16th Oct. Not yet credited and now they asking for a copy of the Swift even though i have supplied them with the bank TRN. Sigh. I'll say one thing about Gox - they were always very quick at crediting fiat. Oh well maybe there'll be a little crash by the time the funds are finally credited so I get to buy some cheap coins.
IIRC the reports I've seen, BTC-E has changed its wire receiving bank at least once in the past couple months...
Also, whatever their ticker API is that the IOS app Bitcoin Ticker by Magnus Skjegstad pulls from, it's been down for days, no ticker data at all.
Thanks. I guess I will get my next batch through Bitstamp.Also, whatever their ticker API is that the IOS app Bitcoin Ticker by Magnus Skjegstad pulls from, it's been down for days, no ticker data at all.
You could always send CampBX a USPS money order. I'm in North Carolina and I sent them one via Priority Mail at 4pm on the 16th (Wed). It was credited to my account today at 9am.
IIRC the reports I've seen, BTC-E has changed its wire receiving bank at least once in the past couple months...
Also, whatever their ticker API is that the IOS app Bitcoin Ticker by Magnus Skjegstad pulls from, it's been down for days, no ticker data at all.
Thanks. I guess I will get my next batch through Bitstamp. Also, whatever their ticker API is that the IOS app Bitcoin Ticker by Magnus Skjegstad pulls from, it's been down for days, no ticker data at all.
Interesting. I am in Florida. On 9/9/13 I sent an international wire transfer for about $5K to BTC-E from my Bank of America account. It went through without any problem.
If USD wire transfers to BTC-E have become problematic within the past month, I would prefer to buy my next batch from Bitstamp, even if it costs more, than to have a wire transfer to BTC-E get delayed or lost.
If USD wire transfers to BTC-E have become problematic within the past month, I would prefer to buy my next batch from Bitstamp, even if it costs more, than to have a wire transfer to BTC-E get delayed or lost.
IIRC the reports I've seen, BTC-E has changed its wire receiving bank at least once in the past couple months...
Also, whatever their ticker API is that the IOS app Bitcoin Ticker by Magnus Skjegstad pulls from, it's been down for days, no ticker data at all.
Yeah, anyone with any more current information is encouraged to post. Might save people a headache.
Thanks.
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Heard near the water cooler:
"So did you hear about that exchange?"
"Which one?"
"That one that is a hassle to use, hard to get fiat in and out and offers a completely different exchange rate to all the others?"
"Huh? That could be just about all of them!"
"I guess..."
Thanks.
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Heard near the water cooler:
"So did you hear about that exchange?"
"Which one?"
"That one that is a hassle to use, hard to get fiat in and out and offers a completely different exchange rate to all the others?"
"Huh? That could be just about all of them!"
"I guess..."
Interesting. I am in Florida. On 9/9/13 I sent an international wire transfer for about $5K to BTC-E from my Bank of America account. It went through without any problem.
If USD wire transfers to BTC-E have become problematic within the past month, I would prefer to buy my next batch from Bitstamp, even if it costs more, than to have a wire transfer to BTC-E get delayed or lost.
If USD wire transfers to BTC-E have become problematic within the past month, I would prefer to buy my next batch from Bitstamp, even if it costs more, than to have a wire transfer to BTC-E get delayed or lost.
I get fiat into btc-e via OKpay. It's quite easy for me.
I'm guessing you don't live in the US.
I get fiat into btc-e via OKpay. It's quite easy for me.
Hard to get fiat in.
I notice that BTC-E is currently about ten dollars under CBX or Bitstamp. This usually means that it is hard to get fiat into an exchange or hard to get BTC out of it. Does anyone know if there is a problem with BTC-E lately?
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