With all the examples like these two:
Liqui, were you hacked or had your database stolen? I woke up to see 2 logins in my email from 2 different IPs that weren't mine. I'm using an unique password for Liqui, which is why I think it's on your end. No funds were lost because I didn't keep funds there, but it's scary having your account compromised.
Anyone else experiencing this?
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Okay, that is really odd then. Not sure how someone would get my unique password, and it can't be malware/RAT/a keylogger as I haven't logged onto Liqui in forever and if I was infected, my bitcoin wallet/email would probably be targeted first.
Anyone else getting logins that weren't yours? My 2 successful logins were from these IPs:
249.102.59.228 - Proxy IP
95.72.136.184 - Russia IP
And after paying the fee, they only added 0.000045 BTC fee for the transaction: 42f720dd400168b688e8400daeba32d3514802b3991ef4488beea830f81510f3 (Fortunately it got confirmed)
They are taking all those withdrawal fee on top of trading fee which is quite insane. They don't have much daily trading volume so may be they are using this high fees to cover their running cost.
Quite surprised to see this transaction got confirmed within 8 minutes even with that very low fee.
I was going to go to Poloneix but now with hearing they stopped lending and interest rates going up on their site and with this uncertainly of the hard fork causing this, I am wondering which one I should go use.
Because I have been looking for the last two months for one to start trading with but always something like these two examples come up to dissuade me from actually proceeding to register and depositing any coins to them.
Any one can suggest a site to join that does not have such problems as the above original poster has put forward as yet another problem I do not have to deal with once settled on one to actually start to verify as a competent exchange to deal with my funds?
