Topic: MtGox withdrawal issues - page 2. (Read 4043 times)
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Post your receiving address here and we'll tell you if we think it's an invalid address. It might be a stupid error like a truncated address.
For example, if you copy-and-paste from Gmail it inserts a non-breaking space character. Use Gmail's "Show Original" option to circumvent this problem.
For example, if you copy-and-paste from Gmail it inserts a non-breaking space character. Use Gmail's "Show Original" option to circumvent this problem.
why would my receiving BTC addresses from my client be getting an "invalid bitcoin address" error over at MtGox for under $1K? BTC client is actively generating BTC's so i know its connected to the network. owners of MtGox aren't responding via email.
That is the message that I've seen on other sites when the bitcoin daemon had not been responding. I just tested BTC withdrawal and was successful. Does your problem persist?
Though it appears Mt. Gox site does a good job of sanitizing input to ignore spaces or other extraneous characters, I've seen a similar problem when copying a bitcoin address from a browser page that when pasted included characters that were not visitble nor were they part of the bitcoin address but as a result the "invalid address message" was shown. To resolve that situation, I pasted the address in notepad and then did copy once again of the bitcoin address from notepad which was then "clean".
Hi cypherdoc. Try #bitcoin-otc channel on freenode. Look for MagicalTux. As far as I know he is in charge. If you get no answer there, he's probably asleep as it's 4:40am in Japan at the moment
why would my receiving BTC addresses from my client be getting an "invalid bitcoin address" error over at MtGox for under $1K? BTC client is actively generating BTC's so i know its connected to the network. owners of MtGox aren't responding via email.
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