Does Someone know this Store :http://www.antminerdistribution.com
It seems to be a Europe Office and Shop of Bitmaintech, but the Shop is very unprofessional...
Is it a Company who claims to be, or is it real ?

Apparently Coinbase closes accounts without any reason given.  

I have been trading on Coinbase since their inception and on July 13th, 2016 I was emailed that my account was closed

I have sent requests for an explanation almost every day with NO reply.

When I log into my account I get a screen that says:

Unfortunately we have had to close your Coinbase account. Before your account can be closed, you will need to withdraw your funds to an external wallet and any other funds to an attached bank account. Please be sure to delete any references to digital currency addresses generated by Coinbase, as funds sent to those addresses will not be retrievable once the account is closed. If you have any questions you may contact us at support@coinbase.com.

It says I must withdraw my funds to my bank account.  The only problem is, I can't access my account to make the withdrawal!

I contacted FINcen as Coinbase touts they are regulated by them but it seems that FINcen is NOT a regulatory body as I received this reply from them:

Mr. XXXX:
 
Thank you for your inquiry.  Please note that Coinbase is registered with FinCEN as a money services business (specifically, a money transmitter.)  The inclusion of a business on the MSB Registrant Search Web page is not a recommendation, certification of legitimacy, or endorsement of the business by any government agency.
 
The MSB Registrant Search Web page (https://www.fincen.gov/financial_institutions/msb/msbstateselector.html), which is updated on a weekly basis, contains entities that have registered as Money Services Businesses (MSBs) pursuant to the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) regulations at 31 CFR 1022.380(a)-(f), administered by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN).
 
Information contained on that site has been provided by the MSB registrant. FinCEN does not verify information submitted by the MSB. Information provided on this site reflects only what was provided directly to FinCEN. If an error or incomplete information is detected on this site, the registrant should follow the appropriate instructions for correcting a Registration of Money Services Business (RMSB) form.
 
Regardless of whether this entity is registered with FinCEN, you must perform your own due diligence to ascertain its legitimacy.  You may wish to contact your local BBB or State Corporation Commission for this purpose.
 
FinCEN’s Resource Center

So if Coinbase is not regulated, who do I file a complaint with?

Coinbase is starting to sound like a smoke and mirrors scam to me

JCT

I have brought more than 50,000 Stellars in 2014, after that I am inactive in Stellar what is the position of Stellar in crypto currency list and market. Where can I find the price of Stellar in Indian rupees does this Stellar is having any future in future years?

Unfortunately these aren't choices for iOS users.

Some feature requests for the next generation:

1) Allow me access multiple receiving addresses so I can issue more than one invoice at a time

2) Offer some kind of proper wallet encryption feature. A 6 digit code just doesn't cut it. I want something like Bitcoin Core has, so that when my phone is stolen I know it will take the thief a significant amount of time to access my wallet seed. Currently I think all he needs to do is root the phone and my seed is there in plain text. That's a worry.

3) Allow me to use my own local bitcore server instead of a central Mycelium server for blockchain queries and transaction broadcast.

I agree that shapeshift is a good way, but you have to make sure that their funds get used up to get rid of the chance of any "dirty" coins landing in your new address.

Change into LTC, wait maybe a week or so so that their coins are already probably replaced, then change back to BTC.
As time consuming and laborious as this sounds, it may work.

If you don't like waiting, Bitmixer.io is legit.

Good idea to use Monero, as it does have built-in stealth features. But be careful about relying too much on VPNs for anonymity. VPN's provide privacy but not anonymity. Whoever runs your VPN has direct access to your true IP address, and you can only take their word that they won't share that info with third parties.

If I were using your method I would use tor instead of vpn, if shapeshift and xmr are tor-capable

Has this been implemented yet?
If it has then I will be getting one for sure! So to know that the ethereum I want to start acquiring are well secured.

Why need to verify your phone??   Many cloud mining that I join its don't need any phone verification thats the only one I hear that it's needed. Just stay with this if the support cannot answer your supplication.

Hey, does it really matter?
I don't think anyone can break a 20 characters password

There's no good reason to use a mixing service. You can get the same results more reliably and with much lower fees by mixing your coins on the altcoin exchanges. Here's how it works:

1) Deposit your bitcoins on the altcoin exchange of your choice
2) Spend those bitcoins to buy the altcoin of your choice
3) Withdraw your newly purchased altcoins and deposite them at a second altcoin exchange that trades that altcoin
4) Use your altcoins to purchase bitcoins, withdraw

That's it, you have now mixed your own bitcoins without having to trust a mixer not to steal your coins. Altcoin exchanges charge about 0.2% trading fees, so this method will cost you about 0.4%, compared to the 1.5-2% the mixers cost. Of course no method will make your coins 100% untraceable, but using exchanges should be enough for any purposes short of ISIS financing or comparably bad stuff. If you want an extra layer of anonymity then you can increase the number of exchanges you use to 3, 4, or however many exchanges you can find. You can use multiple altcoins, etc. etc. It's a very effective method, don't bother with mixers.