www.BITSTAMP.net Bitcoin exchange site for USD/BTC - page 57.

bernard75

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Quote from: hazek on October 26, 2013, 11:53:37 AM

ATTENTION ALL BISTAMP USERS –SCHEDULED DOWNTIME!

The Bitstamp.net website is scheduled for a temporary downtime due to hardware improvement and software optimisation.

The downtime is scheduled for Sunday morning, 27th October 2013, and will start at approximately 8:00 (GMT+2) and last until around 12:00 (GMT+2).

During the maintenance period, you may receive a downtime notification when attempting to access the website.

Couldnt you guys implement EUR trading at the same time?
It certainly wouldnt hurt your profits in anyway.

btcticker

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Quote from: hazek on October 26, 2013, 11:53:37 AM

ATTENTION ALL BISTAMP USERS –SCHEDULED DOWNTIME!

The Bitstamp.net website is scheduled for a temporary downtime due to hardware improvement and software optimisation.

The downtime is scheduled for Sunday morning, 27th October 2013, and will start at approximately 8:00 (GMT+2) and last until around 12:00 (GMT+2).

During the maintenance period, you may receive a downtime notification when attempting to access the website.

Many thanks for the notice. Please could you comment on whether or not we are able to make the socketio pusher.com feed available from our own websites?

Thanks in advance.

hazek

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ATTENTION ALL BISTAMP USERS –SCHEDULED DOWNTIME!

The Bitstamp.net website is scheduled for a temporary downtime due to hardware improvement and software optimisation.

The downtime is scheduled for Sunday morning, 27th October 2013, and will start at approximately 8:00 (GMT+2) and last until around 12:00 (GMT+2).

During the maintenance period, you may receive a downtime notification when attempting to access the website.

iamthekey

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Maybe they do not want traders trading because they are so rich.

catcow

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what's going on? bitstamp price feed no working anywhere including bitstamp's price graph on their homepage

iamthekey

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Quote from: Gimmoroy on October 25, 2013, 08:33:30 AM

Chart from Bitstamp work on Bitcoinwisdom via Bitfinex

You are wrong, no offense. Its stucked, last update 1:44 on price 194.97.

Gimmoroy

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Chart from Bitstamp work on Bitcoinwisdom via Bitfinex

iamthekey

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What happened? Chart from Bitstamp doesn't work nowhere. Thats horrible support. Think time to move BTC E.

Gimmoroy

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Quote from: genuise on October 25, 2013, 08:15:54 AM

You mean orderbook api?

any API | API at all

Bitstamp say nothing about this. Nor in this thread,nor in the site news. It's sad.

donch

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Updated ironic image.

https://www.bitstamp.net/api/order_book/

It's gone! Is this permanent?

genuise

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You mean orderbook api?

Gimmoroy

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What happened ? Will it come back? When ?

phelix

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Quote from: GodHatesFigs on October 16, 2013, 05:27:20 PM

Quote from: Prinz on September 29, 2013, 09:17:39 AM

How long does the verification take? I'm waiting now for over 3,5 weeks...

Fewer than 24 hours for me in the UK.

How about now? Been waiting two days without answer...

Alpaca Bob

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Was that sarcasm? 'cause no, I actually have no idea how much work that would be...

bernard75

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Do you know how much work that would be?
And dont try reason, that doesnt work.

Alpaca Bob

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This has probably been asked before, but are you guys planning on implementing EUR/BTC at some point? If not, why not? It seems to me like such a pointless exercise to use dollars instead of euro's since both you as well as most of your customers are surely European...

Cheers.

DAN444

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Quote from: philips on October 23, 2013, 02:43:33 PM

Make clear to them that it was in paper form before scanning, crumple it or make some coffee ring stains on...even let your dog chew it a bit. That will do.

That's genuinely funny (and true)

philips

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Quote from: DAN444 on October 23, 2013, 02:18:42 PM

Hi
I m trying to validate my bitstamp account.
My electricity bill was refused for account validation because it is in electronic form.
They want a scan of a paper bill.
If I request a paper version of the bill from my electricity provider, all they ll do is print that very same electronic document and send it to me.

Then I ll scan it and end up sending exactly the same document as the first time (Same appearance, font, logos, colors..etc..).
In other words there s only one type of bill available. Electronic bill looks exactly the same as the paper bill.
So in other words I could just print the bill myself, scan it and send it to bitstamp.
I just dont see the point though.

Make clear to them that it was in paper form before scanning, crumple it or make some coffee ring stains on...even let your dog chew it a bit. That will do.

tarrant_01

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Quote from: DAN444 on October 23, 2013, 02:18:42 PM

Hi
I m trying to validate my bitstamp account.
My electricity bill was refused for account validation because it is in electronic form.
They want a scan of a paper bill.
If I request a paper version of the bill from my electricity provider, all they ll do is print that very same electronic document and send it to me.

Then I ll scan it and end up sending exactly the same document as the first time (Same appearance, font, logos, colors..etc..).
In other words there s only one type of bill available. Electronic bill looks exactly the same as the paper bill.
So in other words I could just print the bill myself, scan it and send it to bitstamp.
I just dont see the point though.

I just copied/pasted the text from my electric bill to a word doc then converted that to a pdf and sent it in. I got approved.

DAN444

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Hi
I m trying to validate my bitstamp account.
My electricity bill was refused for account validation because it is in electronic form.
They want a scan of a paper bill.
If I request a paper version of the bill from my electricity provider, all they ll do is print that very same electronic document and send it to me.

Then I ll scan it and end up sending exactly the same document as the first time (Same appearance, font, logos, colors..etc..).
In other words there s only one type of bill available. Electronic bill looks exactly the same as the paper bill.
So in other words I could just print the bill myself, scan it and send it to bitstamp.
I just dont see the point though.

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