Guys,
do you need more information?
Topic: What kind of information do you need to start working with new exchange? (Read 727 times)
August 05, 2014, 10:29:44 AM
July 31, 2014, 10:17:24 AM
Last week I made a mistake while giving my trust to one of the new exchanges and I got scammed.
I was always very careful but I did lost my sense for that while.
And the lesson is that you should never use an exchange which haven't got:
-official btctalk thread
-registered company with valid address
-working support email
-happy customers.
And even if some exchange has got all of that you shouldn't keep your coins there if you don't want to trade at the moment.
I was always very careful but I did lost my sense for that while.
And the lesson is that you should never use an exchange which haven't got:
-official btctalk thread
-registered company with valid address
-working support email
-happy customers.
And even if some exchange has got all of that you shouldn't keep your coins there if you don't want to trade at the moment.
That's why I'm asking, scamming becomes popular.
- We started with RUR pairs and that's why have official bitcointalk (active) threads on russian version of the forum.
As an example: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gocio-btcrurusd-ltcrurusd-5-000-000-rur-503501
- Goc.io is registered company with valid address
- We didn't here any negative feedback about our support (that working almost 24/7)
- And we have happy customers (but at this moment they are all russianspeaking)
Welcome to Goc.io
P.S.: You can always start with 0,01 BTC.
July 31, 2014, 09:51:08 AM
Last week I made a mistake while giving my trust to one of the new exchanges and I got scammed.
I was always very careful but I did lost my sense for that while.
And the lesson is that you should never use an exchange which haven't got:
-official btctalk thread
-registered company with valid address
-working support email
-happy customers.
And even if some exchange has got all of that you shouldn't keep your coins there if you don't want to trade at the moment.
I was always very careful but I did lost my sense for that while.
And the lesson is that you should never use an exchange which haven't got:
-official btctalk thread
-registered company with valid address
-working support email
-happy customers.
And even if some exchange has got all of that you shouldn't keep your coins there if you don't want to trade at the moment.
July 31, 2014, 09:42:30 AM
The Cryptocurrency market is growing, more and more exchanges become available.
How do you choose the exchange? What information matters for you to start working with new exchange: users' feedback, volume, exchage rates, commissions?..
Looking forward to hearing you comments, cause we are interested in new clients.
How do you choose the exchange? What information matters for you to start working with new exchange: users' feedback, volume, exchage rates, commissions?..
Looking forward to hearing you comments, cause we are interested in new clients.
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