Thank you for responding to my concerns, the problem is the average bitcoin user such as myself don't know how to create another bitcoin wallet service using what you recommended above, I really like CoPay so far and has been using it constantly and have no complaints with how the wallet works.

I just hope that soon it has a paper wallet import feature and an easy way to import backup in another wallet without having much technical knowledge should a user feel the need to do that.

I did received the confirmation email but haven't received any payments.

The Main wallet I use is electrum, I have always used this as far as I can remember after learning about bitcoin wallets, it's just so simple that even a newbie can use it without having much knowledge of how bitcoin wallets work. And never bothered to learn about any other wallet till now but I did learn of CoPay wallet recently and it's still far from being even a secondary wallet.

I think you're allowed to have your referral link in the signature, that's how it was in the previous thread and I don't think the rules have been changed. See my sig, I have my referral link there, but still, let's wait for ndnhc's reply on this to confirm.

Lol, it's kool, will try your site with some coins once it gets verified. GL

I actually did noticed it and I had my suspicions, thanks for clearing them up. But it's funny you were aware of bitcoins and crypto currency prior to making this account but when you made this account you pretended as if you were a newbie lol

Just tried to visit the site and I found it anything but quick, maybe that's because you're using a free domain. And I saw something in chat

So you're small -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=399152

Why aren't you posting from your original account? I guess maybe after the whole Gebbit episode you don't want this site to be associated with your previous doings.

I have seen some previous users also reporting this issue couple of times in the past but it was later resolved, I can't say if they are a scam but they do take too much time for withdrawals, either it's bitcoin or bank transfer which is completely not acceptable but after seeing their dealings I wouldn't recommend anyone using their exchange.

Keep calm and be in touch with their support, see if they have a phone number and try calling them and I truly hope you can get your coins back.

Here are two users that seem to represent igot on bitcointalk, try to see if you can resolve your problems through them, just be careful and don't give away any sensitive information regarding your account.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=501304
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=209361

I bet some Anti-Bitcoin people are behind these sort of attacks and they're doing this to make Bitcoin look bad and give it bad publicity so that governments around the world ban using it and/or impose more restrictions on it.

I know that bitcoins are not to be blamed here but if the agencies keep facing these issues, like it has happened before and they have to pay ransoms to protect people/companies I fear they will resort to putting harder laws on trading/using bitcoins.

If anybody is selling an AGC for 50% discount you can be sure that it was acquired by illegal means, most probably from a stolen credit card and your Amazon account can get into trouble for using that. The legit sellers who either earned it by doing work or purchased it from their cash will sell it at 10-20% discount at most.

GL finding a legit buyer who is willing to sell it for that much discount. Do ask for proof on how they acquired the gift card, no matter who you buy it from.

I agree to this that whatever are the requirements of using their services they should inform about it at the time of the registration and not after a user has deposited the funds in to their site, I think it's bad practices.

My advice to you is since your bitcoins are stuck on their site, you have to do whatever they ask you to do, so just suck it up and play along, provide anything they want and get your coins out asap, that should be your number 1 concern. After that you can find another service which is much more transparent from the beginning and doesn't hold user's funds for no reason.

I have been using it from 4-5 days and so far I haven't had any problems with it but as some people have suggested it, it's not yet safe to keep large amount of bitcoins on it. Not because they might get stolen but because it might happen that user itself isn't able to access their funds.

I had a discussion about it on reddit and things I learnt were that first of all there aren't any other wallets (currently) that supports BIP32/39/44. Which means a user won't be able to export the backup from CoPay and import into any other wallet. This is my only concern which is stopping from sending large amount of funds to it for if some reason the app is down I won't be able to access my funds otherwise.

Apart from that there is no way to import a paper wallet and it is another concern as some users prefer keeping their funds in cold storage and they can't use them with CoPay. Until there is a way to extract the keys out of CoPay back up and import it into another wallet and the import paper wallet feature I don't think it will get much famous. I really hope developers read this and make some changes in the next update.

Another thing which concerns me is that since you cannot sign a message from inside CoPay and you cannot import keys to another wallet you cannot prove that you own an address should a need arise to do that.

Man I am on a big losing streak, have most probably lost around 0.6-0.7 in last 10-12 sports bets. :/ This one http://www.directbet.eu/BetStatus.cshtml?BetID=1HtBFTe2VCPpRQkL2e4F6hBh26KNMgpa71 I was counting on to cover all of them together but the rain yesterday and day before that ruined everything. smh

Gold & Bitcoin would be my no.1 choice if I was buying, also Land, where I am the cost of land gets almost doubled in an year or 2. But it really depends on what budget you have.

It's funny? is it??

I bet you wouldn't think the same if the girl in the video was your gf or your wife or sister or mother.

Anyways, I am not taking sides, she obviously shouldn't have kicked him in the first place but still it wasn't like he was really hurt from that kick, in fact she must have hurt herself from that kick because cops generally have strong legs. And she was obviously drunk. I think kicking her in the neck was uncalled for and it's sad really.

Can you provide some proof that you're really a chick and not some fat ugly dude?

Like, I don't know maybe Hand-write bitcointalk on a piece of paper with today's date and your username?

I just saw this somewhere else and some people were saying that the Cop is not to be blamed here  And that she deserved it.

I personally feel even though she did kick him first, as an officer of the law he should have just charged her with hitting a police officer but he decides to kick her in the head and seeing that just makes me wanna bash his head with a bat until I crack his skull open. 

So.. what do you guys think? And any idea where did this actually happen, any news on this, was he fired or not?

A newbie vouch for a newbie is not worth anything.

@OP: I can do this but I would prefer if you escrow the funds. Or you can pay half first and half after the deal and you can cut the 0.0001 Tx fee from my payment if you're worried about that. Let me know.

Here's an escrow list, you can pick anyone you like. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0

Yeah I never received it, been over an hour now I think.

I registered but never received any confirmation emails.

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PM me and I'll tell you my email which I used to register. Thx