Where did you buy from?
What methods did you use to pay?
How long did it take to get the coins?
When did you buy them (price vary a bit)?

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools

Gives you a list of PPS pools.

Let me rephrase my question then: Are you at least trying to withdraw a minimum of 0.02 BTC at once?

Hey, @TradeFortress, see how he avoids the question.

First, how much are you trying to withdraw? Maybe they have a limit?

Tell me about it. I was being obnoxious around $21+, and started going crazy trying to get my friends to just LOOK at it $100+. So, you can kinda imagine the resent comments. They say "Bitcoin is crashing" when in reality Bitcoin has never been better.

Interesting! PM me if there are any resources I could toss at it to collect more data.
Would be cool to see the list of information that it's pulling and what it's considering as positive/negative.

With Bitcoins + Ebay (PayPal), only bid on what you're willing to loose. Just had a friend try to buy a few on ebay and had his account locked. It was fully verified for years.

Your carpet is pixelated.

I assume you should still be able to withdraw BTC, as I did a few days ago. I'd suggest to pull out as much BTC as possible and store on your own copy of the Bitcoin Client.

I re-found OpenTrasnaction (couldn't think of the name for the longest time). I'm going to be looking through it to see if it's what I was looking for. They still need centralized servers; though, it may be possible to adapt what OT is doing and spread the "centralized data" across the network. Also, there is: https://github.com/p2p/bitcoin-exchange which explains in more-depth of what I was thinking.

I said suggesting a price. I'm not setting anything.
It's also going to be open source. Don't like it? Change it.

Currency exchange will between two people. It will work in the same format as http://bitcoin-otc.com/ with the trust aspect going as far as the past exchanges between two people. The "fast" and "easy" will depend on how well you trust the user you are wanting to trade with. Imagine something like Freenet's WOT system, without Freenet.

Ripple is a fantastic service! Unfortunately, it's not what I'm looking for. I'm wanting to create a completely decentralized exchange that is controlled by the users and not have ANY chance of a single user being able to "tank" the price. I'm actually REALLY interested in mathematically suggesting a price based on things like hashrate, popularity, supply/demands, etc...

In the recent events, I have decided to officially create this proposal. It's very messily written, because I wanted feedback as soon as possible. The original post created by NothinG from this thread is subject to change (for the better, if changes happen).

I have been very interested in creating a P2P De-Centralized Currency Exchange in C# for ~2 years. I've done much researched and messed around with different sections of code needed to create what we need. I've been looking into almost every resource I can for the past week more in-depth to see what it would take to create the most efficient exchange. Here are my suggestions, and if anyone is willing to talk me through it while I code...we could actually knock something out before Monday for testing. This would require very little sleep over the weekend (it's when I do my best coding), but with this...it could save Bitcoin from "Centralized Corruption!"

The project would no-doubtlessly become open-source; do prepare for that when it happens.

What do I need from you to help?
 - Microphone. I don't like talking on the phone too much, but require communication via VoIP.
 - C style Pseudocode. (I can also work with a Java or PHP style, the language will be c-based).
 - Basic ideas of how API's work.

What would you get out of this?
 1) Knowing you helped create something that almost everyone should use for currency exchange.
 2[?]) If there is a bounty and is accepted, the bounty will be split (percentages will be discussed).
 3) All donations, if the project is to accept them, will be split (percentages will be discussed).

Ideas

Technical Ideas?

-[ More Information to Come! Please comment with ideas! ]-

Ask.

CTRL+F was to find it on the page, not to launch a console. Sorry about the confusion.

Calm down, just trying to stir up questions. We don't need 80% of USD exchanges at one location anyways...it's bad for Bitcoin's health.

Yeah, I know it's weird. I've only had an hour of sleep last night, had to work most of today...and got to watch the drop for ~2 hours from my phone without the ability to sell anything. Talk about a bad day.