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October 28, 2015, 02:05:44 PM
Last edit: July 23, 2016, 12:54:03 PM by bitcurexed
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Hi, guys.

I deposited two times about 300 euros into my bitcurex account at few weeks ago, the reason i tried to use them is because their website clearly said:

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Deposit and withdrawal limits amount to 15,000 EUR/16,000 USD each and apply only to non-verified users. Verify your account to trade without any constraints.

In order to deposit or withdraw traditional currencies on Bitcurex.com, please fill in your personal data. You can do it here. It is not needed if you deposit or withdraw bitcoins only.

I don't want to send my id to some random internet company, so i decided to use them. i thought it would be all good since i only deposit 300 euros and would only withdraw bitcoins.
Today i made bid orders and bought 1.xx bitcoins, when i tried to withdraw them i found out that i am blocked to withdraw bitcoin. When i tried to submit a ticket i saw a old message in my ticket system said:

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2015-10-09 17:10:36 | Hi, We need to verify your idenetity, Please fill up your personal data in service and sent to us scan of yours ID/passport and utylity bill on kyc@digital-future.it Br, Bitcurex

I haven't seen this message until today because there is no notice at anywhere in the web page. i can only see it when i try to make a ticket.

So i reply that i dont want to send my id to some random exchangers like them, if they think i am trying to scam them with 300 euros, they are free go to the police of Poland or the police of France (where my bank located), but they should not block my bitcoin withdraw.

However i think they will try to turn me down anyway, What can i do? hire a lawyer is more expensive than 300 euros, can i accuse them for scam on the Poland police website?

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Thank you


UPDATED: 22/07/2017
After contacted their bank, Bitcurex finally refunded my money after such a long time, without asking for my ids anymore. Thanks to everyone who supported me.
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October 28, 2015, 02:37:31 PM
Last edit: October 28, 2015, 02:47:51 PM by bitcurexed
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Their reply:

This is the general approach. However, in our ToS there is a section were we state, that in case of any suspicions, we may ask user to verify his account. In your case it is because you've triggered our security protocol, especially depositing from one of the two listed countries(France and Germany they said) of higher fraud risk. And 300 euros, believe us or not, is more than enough in many fraud cases. We are not doing it to irritate you or because we are malicious. Please try to understand our point of view and believe us, we also want to unlock your withdrawals ASAP as we hate to lock it.



I am asking for refund money back to my bank account now .. waiting for reply ..
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October 28, 2015, 02:59:41 PM
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They refused to refund to me.

I will contact my bank and ask for their help to get the money from Bitcurex's poland bank.

will update soon.
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October 30, 2015, 04:15:38 AM
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2015-10-09 17:10:36 | Hi, We need to verify your idenetity, Please fill up your personal data in service and sent to us scan of yours ID/passport and utylity bill on kyc@digital-future.it Br, Bitcurex

Did they spell all that shit wrong in that quote you posted?  If so, did you not catch that?  That would set off very loud alarm bells with me.

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October 31, 2015, 09:46:32 PM
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2015-10-09 17:10:36 | Hi, We need to verify your idenetity, Please fill up your personal data in service and sent to us scan of yours ID/passport and utylity bill on kyc@digital-future.it Br, Bitcurex

Did they spell all that shit wrong in that quote you posted?  If so, did you not catch that?  That would set off very loud alarm bells with me.

It's a polish exchange. They probably don't even speak English, so I wouldn't think that's a big deal.

Disclosure: Have used them in the past, no issues here anyhow. Also, that is their correct email address kyc@digital-future.it
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November 01, 2015, 08:44:46 AM
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Yes, they are from poland. therefore i dont mind about their english.

I contacted my bank and their bank, still waiting for their actions.
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November 01, 2015, 11:11:33 AM
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well, you could just verify. I don't see why this is such a big deal honestly. If youw ant anonymoity, then you will need to accept that you will have problems with exchanges.

Moving to Puerto Rico...
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November 01, 2015, 12:13:22 PM
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well, you could just verify. I don't see why this is such a big deal honestly. If youw ant anonymoity, then you will need to accept that you will have problems with exchanges.

I have very well explained in my post why this happened, and how they did the "little trick" with their "general approach".

I already got in touch with one of the employer from their PKO BANK POLSKI SA, I will verify with and only with the bank if needed. I will keep you guys updated.
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November 11, 2015, 01:34:26 PM
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I am reporting scam to Poland Police at this moment.
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February 05, 2016, 09:32:56 PM
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Same with me.

I even sent them documents in order to verify but they were playing around with m. Sent them a copy of my id card, they replied they want to see my passport. Sent them a scan of my passport, they replied they do want photos, not scans. At this point I don't wanted to waste more time in this stupid game. But they insisted to proceed with verification in order to get back my money.

@bitcurexed: Do you have any news for us regarding your contacts to their bank and the police in Poland?
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April 24, 2016, 05:33:40 PM
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Same with me.

I even sent them documents in order to verify but they were playing around with m. Sent them a copy of my id card, they replied they want to see my passport. Sent them a scan of my passport, they replied they do want photos, not scans. At this point I don't wanted to waste more time in this stupid game. But they insisted to proceed with verification in order to get back my money.

@bitcurexed: Do you have any news for us regarding your contacts to their bank and the police in Poland?

Hello, Yes. i contacted their bank and the Poland Cyber Police. Their bank is playing around with me asking me to go to the police first.

I haven't heard back from the police since then yet (for months).

However i think we need to push them harder. I will try again this week. wish you gl too.
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June 06, 2016, 01:14:43 PM
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Still working on this. Bitcurex scammer still haven't sent me back the money!
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June 24, 2016, 05:09:55 PM
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Just to let you all know i am still trying on this.
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June 24, 2016, 05:45:35 PM
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Just to let you all know i am still trying on this.

And you think after over 6 months he will refund or send you back the money?
Take it as expensive lost and never do any deal again if you not using escrow!

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June 24, 2016, 07:20:41 PM
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Your best bet in this case unfortunately is what you are already aware of..

Which goes something like this:

1. Obvious police report to local authorities (check)
2. File a small claims (based in your country varies) - here in the US its anything $1,000 or less (based on state)
3. During the time of all this, you figure out how to re-coupe the $300 - from A) Working more hours B) Try to flip something off ebay thats selling to equal $300

But eventually you`ll gain it back over time.

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June 25, 2016, 08:34:10 PM
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Hey guys thanks for your replies.

And you think after over 6 months he will refund or send you back the money?
Take it as expensive lost and never do any deal again if you not using escrow!

Well, i think the chance of getting my money back will be small by now.
i just keep trying so they might understand it is not always "so easy" to get around after scamming some "small amount of money". hope more people see this before use their service.


Your best bet in this case unfortunately is what you are already aware of..

Which goes something like this:

1. Obvious police report to local authorities (check)
2. File a small claims (based in your country varies) - here in the US its anything $1,000 or less (based on state)
3. During the time of all this, you figure out how to re-coupe the $300 - from A) Working more hours B) Try to flip something off ebay thats selling to equal $300

But eventually you`ll gain it back over time.

sure, i have done option 1 but may be the amount is too small for local police to care about. however i will report one more time to see if it works. i would like to do option 2 but reading polish website for how-to-steps information (Hard to find any English websites even there is one it will still be mixed up with Polish) is pain in the ass. as for 3, 300 euros gone is gone fortunately i don't need them for foods.  Undecided
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July 10, 2016, 03:00:07 PM
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Stay away from scammer stay away from bitcurex.com!
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July 13, 2016, 09:02:10 AM
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bitcurexed, long story short: as we can see from your posts, your account raised doubts, so you were asked by Security Department to verify your identity - in accordance to AML and KYC regulations. You refused and started to raise FUD instead.

Suggestion that a Bitcoin Exchange company is craving for your 300 EUR is quite far fetched...

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July 13, 2016, 02:47:08 PM
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bitcurexed, long story short: as we can see from your posts, your account raised doubts, so you were asked by Security Department to verify your identity - in accordance to AML and KYC regulations. You refused and started to raise FUD instead.

Suggestion that a Bitcoin Exchange company is craving for your 300 EUR is quite far fetched...

Best Regards

yah, "doubts" "Security Department AML KYC"

No worry. i will let everyone know how you scam people for money & their id information with your shady shit.

btw, i will keep filing reports to your bank & your local police every few months.

And yes you are that kind of scammer who scam people for 300 euros.
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July 13, 2016, 03:02:57 PM
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bitcurexed, long story short: as we can see from your posts, your account raised doubts, so you were asked by Security Department to verify your identity - in accordance to AML and KYC regulations. You refused and started to raise FUD instead.

Suggestion that a Bitcoin Exchange company is craving for your 300 EUR is quite far fetched...

Best Regards

if you have suspicious just reject his deposit and kindly refund dont make this shity excuses
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