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romanoza

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Quote from: Nagle on June 26, 2011, 11:48:37 AM

Who cares if they're up for trading? The question is whether they're transferring money (not just Bitcoins) out.

Has anyone been able to receive US$ from Mt. Gox since the restart?

Until money starts coming out with no delays or excuses, don't put anything in.

Waiting for 8 hours for the LR withdraw. No comments from support

Nagle

legendary

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Who cares if they're up for trading? The question is whether they're transferring money (not just Bitcoins) out.

Has anyone been able to receive US$ from Mt. Gox since the restart?

Until money starts coming out with no delays or excuses, don't put anything in.

tysat

legendary

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Keep it real

Quote from: joker on June 26, 2011, 11:32:22 AM

Looks to me like it's up right now.

It's "up" but you can't buy or sell.

joker

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Looks to me like it's up right now.

Zeth

newbie

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Any word on when it'll be open for trade?

Nagle

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Quote from: chungenhung on June 25, 2011, 06:41:49 PM

I guess mt gox never learn from their mistake.

Code:

Warning: mysqli::mysqli() [mysqli.mysqli]: (08004/1040): Too many connections in /www/p/pl/platform-stable.dns.st/includes/DB/MySQL.class.php on line 27
MySQL error, please retry later

Now, that shows a lot for a would be hacker. The entire structure, and the exact line of code.
Mt. Gox is just waiting for another hack to happen.
I would suggest everyone to move all their BTC away from Mt. Gox.

What that tells us is that Mt. Gox is accessing their database directly from the user-facing PHP server. That's common web site practice, but it's not normal financial practice. In the financial world, there's a front-end system that handles the web users, and a back-end system that handles the money. The connection between them is narrow, highly secured, not accessible from the external Internet, and only allows the minimum necessary operations.

ananas5

newbie

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Trading should be open after 30 minutes from now. Let's see if it will get instantly hacked (just kidding) Cheesy

Nagle

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Quote from: x0Jakeyboy0x on June 26, 2011, 12:14:44 AM

Their support forum looked better than their website.

That's because the support forum was outsourced to Zendesk, which runs help, support, and ticket systems. Which is why the Mt. Gox site showed the Zendesk logo.

x0Jakeyboy0x

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Their support forum looked better than their website.

AngelusWebDesign

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+1
Agreed.

They couldn't have hurt themselves more if they tried.

The real icing on the cake was "Here's access to your money....but NO you can't trade. I refuse to let you trade!"

...as if there aren't other trading sites...

_s3v3n_

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Quote from: chungenhung on June 25, 2011, 06:41:49 PM

I guess mt gox never learn from their mistake.

Code:

Warning: mysqli::mysqli() [mysqli.mysqli]: (08004/1040): Too many connections in /www/p/pl/platform-stable.dns.st/includes/DB/MySQL.class.php on line 27
MySQL error, please retry later

Now, that shows a lot for a would be hacker. The entire structure, and the exact line of code.
Mt. Gox is just waiting for another hack to happen.
I would suggest everyone to move all their BTC away from Mt. Gox.

It's inevitable. Mt. Gox will never be the same again.

CubedRoot

sr. member

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I pulled every single cent I had (both BTC and USD) out of Mt.Gox the minute I was able to login. I moved a very large sum over to Tradehill.

chungenhung

legendary

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I guess mt gox never learn from their mistake.

Code:

Warning: mysqli::mysqli() [mysqli.mysqli]: (08004/1040): Too many connections in /www/p/pl/platform-stable.dns.st/includes/DB/MySQL.class.php on line 27
MySQL error, please retry later

Now, that shows a lot for a would be hacker. The entire structure, and the exact line of code.
Mt. Gox is just waiting for another hack to happen.
I would suggest everyone to move all their BTC away from Mt. Gox.

AngelusWebDesign

sr. member

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Well, after holding around $16 most of the day, the market BTC price at Tradehill has taken a turn downward.

Currently at 14.4 and falling.

I guess we have to get this out of the system before we can move forward...

yetis

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Quote from: Coaster on June 25, 2011, 03:44:19 PM

Quote from: jhansen858 on June 25, 2011, 02:44:35 PM

considering I still don't even have access to my account even though i gave them my dwolla account number, my previous balance before getting hacked, knowing my old complex password, and having full control over my email address that was in fact registered with my account... I cant have a mass sell off since I cant get to my $$

If the market opens and I still don't have access i'm going to be a bit irritated to say the least. If MTgox ever wants to get 1 more btc from me they better not open before i get access back.

I feel the same exact way. Talks are already underway about a fairly large class action lawsuit.

Still don't have access to my account as well.

Edit:
Thank God!

I have access.

Jack of Diamonds

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Quote from: HappyFunnyFoo on June 25, 2011, 02:43:04 PM

lots of people buying bitcoins above 2 cents per coin have clearly not heard of dutch tulips

Are tulips anonymous or limited in absolute quantity by inherent design?
How many tulips can I store in my wallet?

The reference to historical events is failure in itself. They have nothing in common.

You might just as well compare the price of gold to tulips & wonder why it has been so high for decades & why the other one crashed hundreds of years ago.

minerX

newbie

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I just withdrew my 200-400 into my dwolla account.

I'm going to keep trading on the Dox.

Coaster

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Quote from: jhansen858 on June 25, 2011, 02:44:35 PM

considering I still don't even have access to my account even though i gave them my dwolla account number, my previous balance before getting hacked, knowing my old complex password, and having full control over my email address that was in fact registered with my account... I cant have a mass sell off since I cant get to my $$

If the market opens and I still don't have access i'm going to be a bit irritated to say the least. If MTgox ever wants to get 1 more btc from me they better not open before i get access back.

I feel the same exact way. Talks are already underway about a fairly large class action lawsuit.

jhansen858

sr. member

Activity: 364

Merit: 250

considering I still don't even have access to my account even though i gave them my dwolla account number, my previous balance before getting hacked, knowing my old complex password, and having full control over my email address that was in fact registered with my account... I cant have a mass sell off since I cant get to my $$

If the market opens and I still don't have access i'm going to be a bit irritated to say the least. If MTgox ever wants to get 1 more btc from me they better not open before i get access back.

HappyFunnyFoo

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lots of people buying bitcoins above 2 cents per coin have clearly not heard of dutch tulips

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