They have to comply with US law.
It is not coincident all exchange move abroad so they don't have to deal with US law maker.
Topic: Why doesn't anyone use CampBX? (Read 1540 times)
CampBx was good when they had Dwolla and will probably be decent with ACH.
One big problem is that if you run into any difficulty it takes forever for the problem to be resolved and it is like talking to a defunct company.
Though that is the same with MtGox though I do not use MtGox anymore.
One big problem is that if you run into any difficulty it takes forever for the problem to be resolved and it is like talking to a defunct company.
Though that is the same with MtGox though I do not use MtGox anymore.
I think they are easier to use than other exchanges I have tried. Fast, good prices, reasonable fees. 
Of course they are KYC/AML compliant. It is not a good place for crooks.
They even let minors (<18) go through KYC, which is really nice (only exchange that lets you IIRC). Of course they are KYC/AML compliant. It is not a good place for crooks.
I have had an account at campbx for a long time but I only just decided to try and use it because they now have ACH. I had thought to use it to sell 1 BTC last night when the price spiked. So I transferred one bitcoin over there and it has vanished. Not an auspicious start for me. It has only been since last night so not a huge deal but so far no response from support at all. Too late to take advantage of the price hike of the last 24 hours but at this point I am just hoping I can get my BTC back in a timely manner.
had you made a new deposit address? they seem to be making a big deal out of that recently
Yes. I had never deposited there before so I had to create a brand new one to have one at all.
I have had an account at campbx for a long time but I only just decided to try and use it because they now have ACH. I had thought to use it to sell 1 BTC last night when the price spiked. So I transferred one bitcoin over there and it has vanished. Not an auspicious start for me. It has only been since last night so not a huge deal but so far no response from support at all. Too late to take advantage of the price hike of the last 24 hours but at this point I am just hoping I can get my BTC back in a timely manner.
had you made a new deposit address? they seem to be making a big deal out of that recently
I have had an account at campbx for a long time but I only just decided to try and use it because they now have ACH. I had thought to use it to sell 1 BTC last night when the price spiked. So I transferred one bitcoin over there and it has vanished. Not an auspicious start for me. It has only been since last night so not a huge deal but so far no response from support at all. Too late to take advantage of the price hike of the last 24 hours but at this point I am just hoping I can get my BTC back in a timely manner.
Does anyone know why they stopped accepting Dwolla? I'm sure that hurt their volume badly.
They now have ACH working supposedly. Anybody know what their delays are? Coinbase annoyed me by waiting a full business day to start the transaction, then blaming taking 5 biz days instead of 4 on everyone but themselves.
They now have ACH working supposedly. Anybody know what their delays are? Coinbase annoyed me by waiting a full business day to start the transaction, then blaming taking 5 biz days instead of 4 on everyone but themselves.
Dwolla refuses to work with any virtual currency related company. This is a blanket ban and they closed all such accounts.
Does anyone know why they stopped accepting Dwolla? I'm sure that hurt their volume badly.
They now have ACH working supposedly. Anybody know what their delays are? Coinbase annoyed me by waiting a full business day to start the transaction, then blaming taking 5 biz days instead of 4 on everyone but themselves.
They now have ACH working supposedly. Anybody know what their delays are? Coinbase annoyed me by waiting a full business day to start the transaction, then blaming taking 5 biz days instead of 4 on everyone but themselves.
Even if the volume is low, you can just "buy market" and still get coins $30-$40 under Mt. Gox and $20-$25 under Bitstamp.
Have to admit that instant ACH to Coinbase was much easier though, and since it has gone up so quickly, probably resulted in a lower price. (By "instant" I mean that they give you the current price immediately even though it takes a week for your money to get there.)
Have to admit that instant ACH to Coinbase was much easier though, and since it has gone up so quickly, probably resulted in a lower price. (By "instant" I mean that they give you the current price immediately even though it takes a week for your money to get there.)
Coinbase is indeed very easy. Once CampBX implements ACH deposits I'll be the first to buy those cheap coins. The gap will close almost instantly.
It's a US-based company where you can still anonymously buy bitcoins (up to $1000 per day). Their price is low so you can get them cheap. They are opening ACH transfers this month.
But their volume continues to dwindle down to zero. What am I missing that people would prefer to get their money tied up on Gox instead?
But their volume continues to dwindle down to zero. What am I missing that people would prefer to get their money tied up on Gox instead?
Perhaps, the answer is built into your question. Those people's money are still tied-up in MtGox.
Prices are definitely rather low there.
Even if the volume is low, you can just "buy market" and still get coins $30-$40 under Mt. Gox and $20-$25 under Bitstamp.
Have to admit that instant ACH to Coinbase was much easier though, and since it has gone up so quickly, probably resulted in a lower price. (By "instant" I mean that they give you the current price immediately even though it takes a week for your money to get there.)
Have to admit that instant ACH to Coinbase was much easier though, and since it has gone up so quickly, probably resulted in a lower price. (By "instant" I mean that they give you the current price immediately even though it takes a week for your money to get there.)
That's the weird thing about them. They are like $30 below market. Why would anyone sell that low?
Even if the volume is low, you can just "buy market" and still get coins $30-$40 under Mt. Gox and $20-$25 under Bitstamp.
Have to admit that instant ACH to Coinbase was much easier though, and since it has gone up so quickly, probably resulted in a lower price. (By "instant" I mean that they give you the current price immediately even though it takes a week for your money to get there.)
Have to admit that instant ACH to Coinbase was much easier though, and since it has gone up so quickly, probably resulted in a lower price. (By "instant" I mean that they give you the current price immediately even though it takes a week for your money to get there.)
Since Dwolla deposits stopped, the way to get dollars into them is pretty arcane and takes too long. I'm sure that they will pick up when ACH kicks in though. After that, here should be some good arbitrage opportunity between them and Coinbase for a little while.
I think they are easier to use than other exchanges I have tried. Fast, good prices, reasonable fees.
Of course they are KYC/AML compliant. It is not a good place for crooks.
Of course they are KYC/AML compliant. It is not a good place for crooks.
I used them recently the past week or two however the volume is not there. I will probably give them a try once ACH transfer is available again
I use them all the time and wonder the same thing. Once they open up ACH deposits that should make a big difference though.
It's a US-based company where you can still anonymously buy bitcoins (up to $1000 per day). Their price is low so you can get them cheap. They are opening ACH transfers this month.
But their volume continues to dwindle down to zero. What am I missing that people would prefer to get their money tied up on Gox instead?
b/c there is no real way to get money in, at least not easily at the moment. But their volume continues to dwindle down to zero. What am I missing that people would prefer to get their money tied up on Gox instead?
and i would prefer a non US exchange too
not sure. i signed up to them, just haven't used them yet
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