Topic: Security at Camp BX (Read 3282 times)

Right, but did you actually rent office space? Even if you did, Regus only allows 2 days of office space use per month ("virtual office" package) or 5 days/month ("virtual office plus"). It doesn't change my opinion that you are a little deceptive in prominently calling it "your office" on your website...

MRB,
       Regus also provides office space: http://www.regus.com/aboutus/default.htm

Except CampBX has no physical presence at their published address. Google it; it is the address of a generic mail forwarding service with hundreds of companies listed in this suite 300. It's Keyur's right to use a mail forwarding service, but he is a little deceptive in claiming it is "CampBX's office".

Really? Just kidding. We're going way off topic here...

EU does not have a president, that rule over its member coountrys.

It is the U.S. government that cannot be trusted. Of course, when gunmen come to your door and stick their guns in your face, what do you do? And what makes you think you are immune to that in EU and Japan? They have guns too.

Campbx is the only trade I trust.
Also, Since I live within 6 hours of their office in atlanta, if anything shady happens I will personally drive down there and BURN ATLANTA TO THE GROUND

move to europe or japan. and maybe i will trust you.

Nmat,
        We were hoping to launch in Europe late September, and also have a multi-currency back-end ready to go!  Unfortunately running into some red-tape in Europe.  We are hoping to get required permissions and redundant bank accounts in place by Q1 2012 to ensure uninterrupted service for our customers.

Thank you,
       Keyur

Kokjo,
       Respect your opinion, and hope we can change it someday!

- Keyur

sorry you guys, but i don't trust you...

its a nice and shiney website you got, but i don't trust you.

Do you have New Zealand on your roadmap?

How do you protect yourself from a possible government seizure?
What do you do if a court randomly decides to freeze your funds because of "money laundering laws" overnight?
All your eggs are in one basket (USA), are you prepared for a possible social collapse in the coming years?
How do you handle Dollar devaluation?

Can you please answer the above^ questions?

Greets,
oOo
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Keyur, can you tell us about how you store your wallets and such? By that, I mean that in any given day you probably only need 10% liquidity. So a good practice would be to have your active, server-accessible wallets separate from wallets containing the remainder of reserves. That major wallet should be elsewhere, such as on a computer not on your network and this computer is only turned on for 5 minutes a day in order to refill the active wallets. Also, it should be in a cage with several rabid monkeys who can only be tamed by a secret routine, such as reading them a bedtime story and giving out sedative-laden fruits. And this cage should be in a van that moves around a city 24/7. This is like that Burn Notice episode where a package was kept perpetually moving by a series of motorcycle couriers.

The computer in question should be backed up by a flash drive the size of a pill, which you repeatedly eat every few days in order to keep it in your body. The timing is perfect, I've found, to allow the backup to be only occasionally accessible depending on your regularity. If you need it in an emergency, then just eat a lot of prune juice or, in a really major emergency, find a Winogradsky column and drink it.

Then, if your site does get hacked, everyone's risk is minimized. See, I don't think many people take solace in prevention measures at exchanges any more. The more important question involves what hackers or rogue employees could obtain if given access. Please name one of the monkeys after me.