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So I deposited the BTC I made from CoinURL to my Bitcoin Core, but I haven't received it yet. It's been at least an hour. Who could I contact?

Do you have a transaction ID? 

You probably will want to contact CoinURL if not.

Well, it does show on my transaction history yeah

If you have the bitcoin transaction ID, you can see what is going on using a site like:
http://blockr.io
or
http://blockchain.info

Then you can see if it is waiting to be confirmed etc.  You can safely share the transaction ID UNLESS you care whether people know what you were paid out from CoinURL.

Actually I don't have a Transaction ID

What is the address that you have sent the Bitcoins from CoinURL to? Is your Bitcoin Core fully synchronized (a tick at bottom right).

It says "Synchronizing with network: 2years and 19weeks behind"

The transaction will only appear when Bitcoin Core has a tick at the bottom right or when Bitcoin Core has synchronized to a block that the transaction was mined in or when Bitcoin Core synchronizes to a block that is close to the time when the TX appeared if it's unconfirmed.

So it's going to take 2years for it to syncronize for me? I'm new to using Core, thought it would be more secure and better then a webased one  :-\

No. It just means that the latest block it has is 2 years old. It will sync faster than that. It will take a few days at most. Usually the sync takes several hours.

It depends on a few factors, your internet connection speed, disk I/O and CPU speed. With the headers-first synchronization, it is much faster since blocks are downloaded simultaneously, like torrent. CPU speed is the most likely bottleneck here, client have to verify each block individually to ensure that it is valid. Core is definitely more secure than webwallets and most other wallet in terms of its trust towards a third party. Core does not trust anyone. However, other SPV clients like Multibit and Electrum, although trusts the miner fully, have more advanced features like Hierarchical deterministic seeds and users would only have to back it up once compared to core which requires a backup every 100 transactions. It does trust the miners to enforce the network rules though.

IMO, Electrum is trusted enough. I would recommend you to wait for Bitcoin Core to synchronize first and ensure that you have ~60GB of disk space. Could you give us the address so we can ensure that the coins have indeed been sent to your address?

If you absolutely absolutely need your coins fast, I have written a short answer here to export the private key: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1276902.msg13158003#msg13158003.

Oh wow  :-[

If you know the address it was sent to, you can check it with a block explorer (like the two above) and make sure it was received. When Core catches up, you should see it there too.

would you mind sharing here your recieving address on bitcoin core? we might be able to figure this is more easily for you

He have sent the address to me earlier. There is nothing in the address, he have already contacted the support, just need to wait for reply.

Well, remember when I said I made a support ticket? They bannded me a day later.

Here: http://imgur.com/a/CWpKj

That is quite unfortunate. You should try their support again, but I highly doubt that anything will come of it.

They aren't gonna do anything.. They know exactly why the banned me, even though I don't.

meh, that's coinurl... it was good before the previous owner sold it

Yeah it just really fucking sucks that those BTC went down the drain for me  :'(

Who was the previous owner of CoinURL?

New owner of Coinurl is very shady

Does the owner have an account here? Is there any chances that he actually saw this thread and banned me cause he thought I was accusing the site for scam? (not that very likely but, wondering)