Topic: MtGox withdrawal delays [Gathering] - page 271. (Read 908751 times)

Google "advance fee scam" and PROCEED with EXTREME CAUTION

Hope youre not right :/ ... my friend sent him money  already....

This may actually be true, but ONLY request it through MtGox support. With any other email it is most likely a scam.

He never will.  It's a scam.  Good luck to you.

Hi all,

I also have pending USD withdrawal at MT-Gox and I have found someone who says, he works in Mt-Gox financial department and he is able proceed my USD withdrawal in a few days.

He communicates and make withdraw for people who were invited by people who made a deal with him in past. I know a person who waits for withdrawal and if this person gets his Usd from mt-gox he can send me his details (invite me) and I will have "invitation" and write him e-mail and ask for withdrawal.

I heard there are a lot of pending withdrawals at Mtgox and he is able process few withdrawals per week. He requests 5 % of pending withdrawal amount.

Person (friend of mine) who waits for withdrawal received link for video where he (mt-gox employee) shows he has access and rights to process withdrawal. We watched that video and looks like he really has access to some Mtgox application where withdrawals are managed and processed. Friend of mine already sent 5 % of pending amount and waiting for withdrawal. Will inform you when he gets money. .(hope it will be soon)


I would like to ask you

- does any of you have any experiences with him ? edit: email removed ..dont want to promote anything .... (he only comunicates via email)
- do you think it can be true and he is able "speed up" my Usd withdrawal ?

Ive been waiting over a month for Canadian dollars and they said Im not even in the withrawal que.

A day later I asked them if I am able to get coins if I cancel and they said I was in the que and I really shouldnt cancel the withdrawal.

I wait 53 days. For a international transfer   Not recived yet

Five weeks?  Sure it was SEPA?  Submitted at what date?  Is it still in confirmed state, btw?

same here

I can not confirm this "one withdrawal every 20 days" rule that's out there in this forum.

I am waiting since 5 weeks now for my SEPA withdrawal. It's the first withdrawal I did in the last 6 month. There is no other withdrawal in my queue.

So yes, there is something seriously wrong at MtGox.

Is that a rhetorical question?

I don't think so, no... Do you have an explanation?

Is Sturdle right? Does Bitpay have a Japanese bank-account? If so, wouldn't Bitpay run into the exact same problems as MtGox does? Is their volume that much lower? They serve more than 10.000 merchants...

I gave up and use lbc now to sell btc, I get the gox rate basically

https://localbitcoins.com/?ch=aiv

And yes that is an affiliate link

shouldn't have plastered it all over the forums then, dumbo

Their biggest clients have probably set up domestic bank accounts in Japan a long time ago for quick deposit and withdrawal.

Latest information: The volume of SEPA withdrawals in the end of August and beginning of September was huge.  Many SEPA withdrawals ordered during the weekend between August and September are still in confirmed state.  :-(

Do you think MtGox's biggest clients are waiting 2 or 3 months for their money?

Question: don't Bitpay and similar company's rely on MtGox in order to pay out customers? Howcome they're still up and running then?

Same situation here. I have been waiting over 3 weeks now for my three-figure EUR transfer from MTGox.
So it looks like that euro transfers do not fare much better than USD currently.

I've been waiting 3 weeks for my 631 EUR to arrive to my account and still counting. So yes, there are delays for EUR, too.

There is no end to the conspiracy theories in here.  JPY is a convertible currency.  MtGox are free to choose what currency they want to store their funds in.  I assume it is is most practical to use JPY in Japan.

Those terms are terrible, and hopefully only for express withdrawal.  It should be easy enough to send JPY everywhere as well.  My bank will accept any currency and convert upon reception.