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Title: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: Barjazid on August 14, 2011, 01:31:40 AM
Hi

I am trying to withdraw my balance of USD from mtgox into dwolla. I put in the amnt, my dwolla accnt# etc, and it said "shouldn't take more than a few hrs" something like that.

Well when I check my dwolla it's only sending $1. I thought maybe I typo'd the comma and put a period but no, I tried 2 more times and the $1 shows up very quickly but that's it. I've only ever used tradehill for dwolla and this didn't happen.

Any thoughts?

 


Title: Re: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: NothinG on August 14, 2011, 01:42:18 AM
How much USD do you have in Mt.Gox?
How much USD are you sending from Mt.Gox -> Dwolla?
How much USD does it show (in Dwolla) that Mt.Gox is sending?


Title: Re: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: Barjazid on August 14, 2011, 01:47:47 AM
thanks for your reply

well i tried sending the limit of $1,000.00000 but it sent a buck. Did it again it sent another buck. It's not a typo anything like that. It is deducing the amnt from my daily limit by a $1 each time....it's showing up $1 minus the fee in dwolla.



Title: Re: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: NothinG on August 14, 2011, 01:50:53 AM
Try just putting 1000 instead of 1,000.
Well, at this point...just send the rest of your max limit.


Title: Re: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: Barjazid on August 14, 2011, 02:09:55 AM
That's what I just did and it worked. Doesn't seem to like coma's, I guess.

But thanks for your help w this!


Title: Re: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: NothinG on August 14, 2011, 02:55:59 AM
In programming, it takes more coding to remove the comma.
Most people know not to enter it, so programmers don't usually modify the string for it.

PHP
Code:
$string = preg_replace(",","",$string);
...something like that.


Title: Re: MtGox withdrawal into dwolla only $1?
Post by: RSmith on August 14, 2011, 03:00:42 AM
Also, a comma is used in many countries like a decimal point: e.g. 3,14.  So it probably takes the first comma or period as the decimal marker.