This is not going to happen online. The official way of communication with financial and other institutions (which btc-e is) is through Regular Mail. Mail them a Notarized copy of your passport - the full document, not just the first 2 pages, and you're all set. I don't see what the big deal is.
The whole process will cost you 200$. Now if you don't even own 200$ to notarize 1 passport and mail it, how can you be credible?
It is really simple for you - Mail them a Notarized copy of your passport - the full document, not just the first 2 pages, and you're all set. I don't see what the big deal is.
I don't know where you got the idea that I wasn't able to comply with "
Regular Mail" over my notarized document? Please quote the exact phrase where I said
I WOULDN'T comply with sending them a physical copy of my notarized document? Once again, you prove to everyone that you're not reading this thread, you're just spreading misinformation to cause unnecessary drama. I understand you're trying to help your friend (
@btc-e.com), but you're not helping him. You're just making them look even more ignorant.
Now make sure you read this:
I have absolutely no problem with complying/sending a physical document to their official address. Are you kidding me? This isn't happening in a forum!
I will not let anyone being scammed of that amount of money. The easiest way is to comply.
No commision numbers, no bullcrap screenshots, no photos of documents, no selfies.
The good 'ol - copier and notary + regular mail would do.
What amount of money are you talking about? Your accuracy is off-limits, the account doesn't contain the exact amount of 480 BTC or 499BTC. As a matter of fact, I actually believe that someone from BTC-e actually "
cleaned" the account, that's why we're having this kind of issue. That was a transaction made to the exchanger YEARS ago when BTC price was a fraction of its current price, do not mix past and present as factual arguments for this case. I've transferred thousands of bitcoins in early 2011, worth less than $1 per BTC. By your statement, because I transferred thousands of bitcoins in 2011, I am a millionaire in 2017. You're being just a little bit delusional.
MAN! I am reporting this to the COPS!
I think I never excluded that possibility either. That never posed as a problem to me.
@btc-e.com is operating under "
ALWAYS EFFICIENT LLP" and the person responsible is "
Andrii Shvets", who has significant influence or control. How about we both get in contact, me and that person, and bring our lawyer along? I'm sure we could work something out.
If you do it, and they unblock your coins, I will personally apologize, and delete all my posts and topics regarding this.
Otherwise - you're a fraud and you're reported to the cops. So what's it going to be?
I'll let @btc-e.com decide on that. If they come here and require a hard-copy of a notarized document, I will comply with it. Like I've been doing with everything they've asked. I assume that you're friends with at least one of their staff members, so can you please be uselful for once and ask them if that's what they want? A physical, legal document? Because that can be arranged. And that will be even easier for them to have it verified by a lawyer.
But if I provide that same hard-copy, and it happens to be legitimate, and they still refuse to let my funds go, we should let the whole community know that they're scamming me.