I personally wouldn't withdraw fiat from any exchange at the moment, too many people have been complaining about not receiving.

I would take out BTC and try to sell locally perhaps on local bitcoins.

 

There is no 'best' time to invest. Usually this can only be found with the benefit of hindsight.

 

Always nice to see new companies accepting BTC 

Unfortunately I don't need any plumbing supplies at the mo 

You'll have to bear in mind the price quoted may only be for a tiny amount - if you try to sell a large amount there may not be the demand.

Also on Cryptsy there is sometimes a large lag which could turn any potential profit in to a loss.

Never heard of Coinjar - if they don't respond to your emails I wouldn't feel confident sending them any BTC or fiat.

At the moment Cryptsy is the only place I would trust to trade alt currencies even with its pitfalls. Plan ahead when you can!

There are some other platforms not from what I've seen none of them are any where near as good unfortunately.

Check out www.virwox.com you can use cc to buy although fees are high and you have to wait 48 hours for first BTC withdrawal.

 

That is rather a large sum, now let's just hope they're not planning to change to fiat as this would have somewhat of a detrimental affect on the price.

I'd put it down to supply and demand above anything else.

More people wanting to buy than sell 

Cool idea, can you proof of it actually working? How do you define which currency is likely to be profitable 

I've had to wait about 12 hours for an ANC deposit to show before and have heard of lots of people waiting even longer.

Now I plan in advance to allow for big delays!

Just sent you a pm now 

Too many people have been claiming to have issue with Gox. Transferring money out can be a nightmare and is not really recommended. It could take 1 month plus to receive.

Not keen on any of them really, I would prefer grambit as a viable name, none of these here are easy to the ear.

Was wondering the same myself - I think it should stabilise soon 

I think it's great what your doing, I'm not too concerned about the eBay side of things but would love to be able to easily buy BTC with PayPal.

I could see BTC increasing quite rapidly if PayPal changed their policies in this regard.

I'd personally transfer in smaller amounts, bit by bit.

Or find people locally wanting to buy and selling to them.

I wouldn't transfer a fortune to my bank!

The absolute best way to sell BTC in my opinion is face to face, you get cash, the seller gets BTC.

The trick is finding someone local to you  localbitcoins.com can usually help!

This is ridiculous!

I think more of these developers should show proper respect for Bitcoin and what it is try to achieve.

I don't have any issues with alt currencies but most of them are simply despicable!

 

Please PM me with offers for 2000 EAC for 0.01 BTC.

Anyone at all interested in this?