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This is the same issue I was having trying to withdraw BTC, BCH and XMR since beginning of december. Didn't get any answer to my e-mail.
I could only work around this by withdrawing chunks every 24h, maybe I'm still locked.

Bitstamp is known for coming up with a detailed questionaire once you try to withdraw money.

Has anyone in the past questioned on which legal basis this happens? Has anyone studied the ToS if they're allowed to do that?

Let this be a warning for anyone, who thinks about exchanging their fiat or coins on Bitstamp. You WILL be asked to strip down naked and answer ANYTHING they come up with. And don't you dare not beeing able to prove everything. Your withdrawal will be denied, they forcibly exchange your fiat back, making a nice profit and waving goodbye.

I can confirm that withdrawals are working again.

As I read here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1596208.msg16046062#msg16046062) ICO price of 1 mIOTA was 40 satoshi?

With current market rate thats 400x right?

Can't imagine it going much higher once a bigger investor decides to dump his coins one by one.

Had a glitch when I created an account earlier, but now the login is working and I was able to import my old account without any problem.

Cheers.

So whats going on here?

All pages in the menu are missing?

What happened to the existing accounts? I used to login with a username and now an email is required? How am I supposed to login with my old account?

No updates here?

Kind of worried right now, since I have a good chunk of bitcoins invested.

Could you be so kind to link me to said discussion?

The question remains why this is applied instantly instead of giving a few days notice?

So no announcement regarding this on the forum AND you're changing it INSTANTLY? Why even bother writing a date there?

50% commission is a joke, doubling from the already high 25%, whats the plan here? Consecutively drive away investors and lower the bankroll?

I will create a thread discussing this in case this post is deleted.

Any reason onto why?

This.

JD probably closed because they were operating a "real-money" gambling site. (At least in their jurisdiction). I guess with CLAM this changes pushing JD back into some kind of grey area. Maybe that's also why doog is often hinting that CLAM can't be exchanged for (US/Canadian) dollars.

I really don't understand the switch to CLAM. I haven't researched that altcoin immensely, but from what I understand it's quite stupid it's initial coin distribution was meant to be fair, but for some cases absolutely wasn't. But that's not the point here.

The reasoning behind the usage of CLAM is because the amount of BTC was too high back in the days. What CLAM actually does is introduce exchange rate risks for players and investors. Because who are we kidding? How many players and investors are actually using their own CLAM instead of exchanging them.

CLAM prices ten-folded after the re-opening of JD. I don't know if there were any events beside that, but looking at the history of CLAMs exchange rate, it seems pretty obvious that JD played a huge role here.

So the only thing that's keeping players/investors back is CLAMs uncertain future. If that was the plan, then it will prolly work to some extent.

At current exchange rates you're looking at funding of at best 4k USD.

I don't know about Phoenix, but where I live, you don't get that many cars for 4k USD. Imagine you buy a car that you can't get flipped. Your business would be grounded because most of your funds are now immovable.

Next are the management fees. Let's say you buy cars for 4k USD and you're able to flip them with 20% premium within 2 weeks (good job!). That results in a total profit of 800 USD from which you get 160 USD. Extrapolate that to a month and you're looking at less than 400 USD a month. Are you sure you're able to sustain a business with that?

Havelock is expensive, MPex is ridiculously expensive, cryptostocks is shady.

Can't say anything about Coinsortium.

Voted other for NXT

You don't need to source MPs bullshit.

Your subjects are getting more hilarious every day: SmartBetting: the best investment possibility ever, still open

Using these celebratory subjects smells like scam. Beware.

Just to make sure: you'll also be accepting bitcoin right?

Well then good luck finding external funding.

Bye. It was fun while it lasted.

If you're already online, why aren't you making your domain public?

So this has a pyramid scheme/snow ball system built right into it. Nice.