Blockchain receive payment api callback problems

[imtiax]

Hi I use Blockchains Receive Payment API on my website to handle BTC Payments.  i have been using it for the past six months without problem.

But since March 16 2014  I have not been receiving any payments from BlockChain https://www.whmcs.com/appstore/1570/Blockchaininfo-Bitcoin-Payment-Gateway.html

https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive

How it works is. Each customer sends their BTC to a unique address, and then blockchain is supposed to forward those funds to my wallet.

What should I do?

[escrow.ms]

There were some issues with blockchain.

Look here https://twitter.com/blockchain

[imtiax]

There were some issues with blockchain.

Look here https://twitter.com/blockchain

Yes but even last night, someone sent me $27 via my website, and the funds were never forwarded to me by blockchain's api.

Am I eventually going to receive all the funds I didn't receive since the 16th?

[yabtcl]

yes, as you can see here: https://twitter.com/blockchain/status/446657963672211456 they're still working hard to restore things to 100%

[sant0s80]

But it's not first time it is happening.. Any alternatives for blockchain? If for some reason can't post here please send me PM about it because I really don't want to use their services anymore.
EDIT: I mean to use shared address (mixer).

[yabtcl]

In my opinion, the best way to receive payments is with the Bitcoin Core client. so you don't need to depend on third parties servers to receive payment

[sant0s80]

Did anyone get this to work again? I haven't received payments for the last couple of days.
Still looking for alternative to their API..

[greeny90]

Still nothing, nothing's been working for 4 days... I know it's a free service but at a tweet with a service would be nice!
For the time being I've had to (very annoyingly) get my server to retrieve the following endpoint every few seconds:

https://blockchain.info/address/{walletaddress}?json
(Where walletaddress is the address that blockchain has generated for you.)

From there you can scan the json string for your transaction.
The funds do get forwarded eventually (I count a 24 hour lag at the moment).
Not exactly elegant, but I don't really have a choice.