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February 02, 2014, 09:55:29 AM
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I nearly never touch cryptsy anymore, absolutely never keep a large amount of BTC in my account there.  So tonight, I wanted to buy a fairly large amount (to me anyway) of various alts.  I transferred a total of 4.8ish BTC to cryptsy, as soon as they confirmed, I was logged out and my BTC is gone!  Always, always, always, cryptsy needs to fuck me over when there are critical market movements.  GIVE ME MY 4.8 BTC FUCKING NOW AND NOT AFTER 3 DAYS WHEN YOU FUCKS DECIDE TO ANSWER MY TICKET!!!
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February 02, 2014, 10:14:58 AM
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LOLz @ people who think this is only a confirmation issue. Anyone with some knowledge of how it works can easily look up the transactions in the block chain to see sometimes over a thousand confirmations on the apparent deposit/withdraw.

Yes, most exchanges might not have the volume of trades and whatnot, but a good majority of the good ones will take it down and NOTIFY people of the issues. With Cryptsy, you never know what is going on, they just let it ride.

What I find funny is the cheerleaders for cryptsy seem to admit there might be problems, instead of actually saying that they should be fixed, stick up for them like its alright. With as much money as the exchange does make, they should be rather quick to get these problem fixed. I know it is not an easy task to keep up with everything, but that is why you have a support staff. I know many of us would be happy to get paid rather little for our time for the love of cryptos, for stuff going smoothly makes everyone happy and draws more in.

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February 02, 2014, 10:18:13 AM
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Jesus, I withdrawed my BTC from cryptsy 2 hours ago, deposit is marked as confirmed in wallet but still it is as amount with uncofirmed.
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February 02, 2014, 10:29:48 AM
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OP needs anger management.
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February 03, 2014, 07:39:26 AM
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Thank you all for supporting my point.
I see, and have seen, that I am not the only one who thinks crapsy sucks wind.

let the REAL dumbasses bash someone else, like the dumb fuck who thinks I have made ANY trades on creepy crapsy.
If he had taken the time to READ, he would know this and would shut the fuck up.
"no confirmation", "no account", therefore "no trades", you fucking idiot. I am not now, nor will I ever be a member of cryptsy. Even if I have to let some coins die.
Take your finger out of the air, stick it in your ass, take it out, stick it in your mouth, shut the fuck up......dip shit.

BIG VERN could give a rats ass about your problems, as long as you keep giving him your money.
Otherwise he wouldn't have sent out block "ticket resolved" emails.
He just tried to make the problem go away, by putting blinders on, and like the man said, try to ignore the problem(s) and hope they go away.
well................they haven't and they still exist. And they are going to exist until BIG VERN pulls his head out of his ass.

As for BIG VERN being a business man, apparently he is not a good one, because ALL good business men know how to put GOOD people around them. Shit, he can't even lead them in the right direction. Instead of making you money he is costing you money .


Crapsy, is a real good  name. Wish I had thought of it.

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February 03, 2014, 08:23:12 AM
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so fucking what?
why do you find it neccessary to look up my history?


this is about "FUCK CRYPTSY"

wasn't started by me..............

not about you and your habits...........or mine.

oh yeah, I'll go back and delete the ones that were helpful, because shitasses like you weren't able or didn't want to help, but just sit on your ass..... just for you, so your answer can be truthful, and not "completely" full of shit.............
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February 05, 2014, 03:33:46 AM
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Vern and crew always fix problems

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February 05, 2014, 10:14:56 AM
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 These Cryptsty haters, at least many of them, are merely the fee-share owners of mcxNOW.

 Or at least that is what this seems to be about. And they have been royally ripped off by realsolid
for months at mcxNOW. And will likely continue to be ripped off and scammed by him. This is their
vain attempt at driving customers to that shady, seedy, criminal enterprise called mcxNOW.

 I wonder what will happen with mcxNOW if they violated any AML laws. And the same for those
customers that did the same thing? I sense that the biggest and baddest mobsters of all only want to
make an example out of these sicko's, and drive you all straight to a prison cell, not to mention with
some extremely large fines awaiting too.

 Give it up.

 A lot of us, the vast majority, have had very little problems with Cryptsy. Delays are to be expected
until all of this comes out of beta. Everything about Crypto-Currencies is sadly still in beta, btw.

 With well over 2000 trades now I still have had only a few problems at Cryptsy. And all of those
were solved, completely. Without fail.

 For any fool wishing to day trade: Just find a Goldman Sachs or JP Morgan Chase Bankster and hand
them all your monies, and save yourselves of the frustrations of beating on a no win proposition.

 Day trading is only for long term, wall street pro's. And those that enjoy acts of futility. After all, the
fact is wall street is the crookedest casino in the world. With other Stock exchanges close behind them.

 It's a myth that one can Day Trade their way to major profits. The trading fees alone will eat your
asses completely up. Even with the lowest trading fee rates.

 But one may wish to try trend trading. Then again that's for those with patience, and not for those that
loudly and rudely, as well as obnoxiously complain at any and all points of system problems. And don't
dare kick your pets or slap around your mates or children, or you will soon be in prison, where you really
likely belong anyway.


Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware!
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February 07, 2014, 07:24:06 PM
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These Cryptsty haters, at least many of them, are merely the fee-share owners of mcxNOW.

 Or at least that is what this seems to be about. And they have been royally ripped off by realsolid
for months at mcxNOW. And will likely continue to be ripped off and scammed by him. This is their
vain attempt at driving customers to that shady, seedy, criminal enterprise called mcxNOW.

 I wonder what will happen with mcxNOW if they violated any AML laws. And the same for those
customers that did the same thing? I sense that the biggest and baddest mobsters of all only want to
make an example out of these sicko's, and drive you all straight to a prison cell, not to mention with
some extremely large fines awaiting too.

 Give it up.

 A lot of us, the vast majority, have had very little problems with Cryptsy. Delays are to be expected
until all of this comes out of beta. Everything about Crypto-Currencies is sadly still in beta, btw.

 With well over 2000 trades now I still have had only a few problems at Cryptsy. And all of those
were solved, completely. Without fail.

 For any fool wishing to day trade: Just find a Goldman Sachs or JP Morgan Chase Bankster and hand
them all your monies, and save yourselves of the frustrations of beating on a no win proposition.

 Day trading is only for long term, wall street pro's. And those that enjoy acts of futility. After all, the
fact is wall street is the crookedest casino in the world. With other Stock exchanges close behind them.

 It's a myth that one can Day Trade their way to major profits. The trading fees alone will eat your
asses completely up. Even with the lowest trading fee rates.

 But one may wish to try trend trading. Then again that's for those with patience, and not for those that
loudly and rudely, as well as obnoxiously complain at any and all points of system problems. And don't
dare kick your pets or slap around your mates or children, or you will soon be in prison, where you really
likely belong anyway.


Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware!

You know, I have to just sit back and laugh at all the Cryptsy haters. When you put things into perspective, it's quite comical.

I work in the financial industry, and back in 2002-05 when the volume of electronic trades was going up exponentially, there were so many growing pains. To hear the complaints of people in regards to getting screwed out of thousands of crap-coins that most likely doesn't even have value of $10 (yes, some have had issues worth more, but that is not as common)- you have to understand that in the early electronic trading days, guys were getting screwed left and right to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars, and in some cases, even more. Real losses in real dollars, not whatever kind of questionable value the newest alt-coin has. The exchanges couldn't handle the volume and they couldn't handle the market data updates. The software vendors couldn't handle the volume, and they couldn't handle the market data either. It was a huge mess. People were screaming every single day.

Cryptsy is new, and they are still pretty much a start-up. They have the most volume of any exchange, in a market that is rapidly growing. We need to show some patience and understand that things will get better as they figure things out. I don't believe it is their intention to screw anyone and they seem to be trying to grow and expand their services. If they were purposely trying to screw people, they would be shooting themselves in the foot. They aren't perfect, but if we want cryptocoins to grow, we should be showing them patience and working with them opposed to trying to sue them, file class action lawsuits against them, and essentially just put them out of business. The amount of hatred over what is essentially less than $100 is shocking. I mean even at $100, that's like what- 2 tanks of gas?

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February 10, 2014, 04:07:35 AM
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A lot of us, the vast majority, have had very little problems with Cryptsy.
And you assume the "vast majority" how? Are you the agent of the vast majority, authoritatively speaking on their behalf?

If this was indeed true, can you explain why BitJohn, someone who works with Cryptsy said:

Id be more active on the boards if I wasn't trying to help the team get to as many tickets as fast as possible. Now that more staff can handle tickets you will see more of the senior folks on the boards. More frequently.

If it's so great, and so few people have problems, why do they have so many trouble tickets?

I don't see a lot of people yelling about great Cryptsy is (except for the shills in this thread). Quite the contrary actually. Ever follow the chats on CoinEX and BTC-E, no one likes dealing with Cryptsy.

If I was to go by this thread and chat, it would seem the majority have nothing but problems, and it's very few people that have none.


Cryptsy is new, and they are still pretty much a start-up. They have the most volume of any exchange, in a market that is rapidly growing.
I'm getting tired of this excuse. They are not the only new exchange and not the only exchange with a high volume of trades. Others are not having the same problems.


We need to show some patience and understand that things will get better as they figure things out.
So why is the opposite happening? Cryptsy used to be the only exchange I used last year. Never had problems. Never had to open a ticket even once for anything. Maybe the site ran a little slow sometimes, but so what, every site does from time to time. But with their gained experience and server upgrades and adding staff, things keep getting worse and worse.


If they were purposely trying to screw people, they would be shooting themselves in the foot.
They aren't trying to screw people per say, they just don't care because they don't plan to be around in the future.

Again, look up Paul Vernon. Bizapedia.com. Corporationwiki.com. Linkedin.com.

You'll find a lot. Some really entertaining bio's, and a long history of running for profit business for only a few years over decades in many different states.

http://www.corporationwiki.com/Florida/Boynton-Beach/paul-vernon-P5260317.aspx
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/paul-vernon/6/167/bb5
http://www.bizapedia.com/people/PAUL-VERNON.html

Am I to believe that THIS business is the one that he finally dives into for the long haul, and I should just ignore the past few decades of history of his other short term ventures?


The amount of hatred over what is essentially less than $100 is shocking. I mean even at $100, that's like what- 2 tanks of gas?
When you take it upon yourself to assume the responsibility of handling other people's money, you have no right to bitch about upset customers when you do a s--tty job of it!

$100,000 or $1. Doesn't matter, it's not only real money, it's someone else's real money, and you deal with any problems that arise regardless of how small they are.

If a customer walks into a bank saying they tried to withdrawal $100 from an ATM, which processed the transaction and deducted it from their account, but didn't give them the money, the cashier doesn't tell them to quit bitching about it because it's only $100. They open an investigation and get the customer their money back.

What is really disturbing is you claim you work in the financial industry. Would it be Bank of America by chance, because they are the only ones that have such a piss poor attitude towards their customers.
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February 10, 2014, 06:07:10 AM
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What is really disturbing is you claim you work in the financial industry. Would it be Bank of America by chance, because they are the only ones that have such a piss poor attitude towards their customers.
Ha, no. I don't have customers to answer to at my day job. I am speaking from the perspective of the customer, anyway. I've been on both ends of the situation, and am trying to give some perspective.

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February 11, 2014, 09:06:15 PM
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I don't believe it is their intention to screw anyone and they seem to be trying to grow and expand their services. If they were purposely trying to screw people, they would be shooting themselves in the foot.

Here, you're just ignoring evidence. Every time they add a new coin to their exchange recently, and it does well, they immediately stop all deposits that aren't very small. Test deposits go through, but real ones don't. The value of the coin goes higher and higher, sometimes for days before deposits clear, and the resulting dump takes the coin's value through the floor. You REALLY don't think that Vern and friends are buying up the coin right before they stop deposits, then dumping theirs at the peak before they let them through? It's even more absurd to believe it's a technical issue when not only do test deposits go through fine, but this has been REPEATED. Once you make a mistake, you can't make it again. After that, it is a choice.
Who is driving the price up to those absurd levels?

Say Vern and friends are buying up a lot of crap coins at a low price...who is then driving it higher for them to dump those coins? Who is buying these coins as they go higher and higher (as Vern and friends are selling them off)? In the charts I've seen, the value looks to spike for a very brief time period at a low volume. The charts do not show the distributed traded prices, and I do not have access to the raw data to see what that distribution looks like. The only people losing right off the bat are the people who are buying at the peak. Since we do not know how many people actually bought around the peak, we don't really know what kind of damage we are looking at.

If it's a repeated issue (which it clearly is), then you should know the behavior, and can act accordingly to save yourself the headache. Are you just mad you didn't get to sell those coins at those inflated levels?

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February 11, 2014, 09:45:12 PM
Last edit: February 27, 2014, 03:59:17 PM by Joe_Bauers
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Guys the team is working very hard to get to every deposit issue. Why any one particular coin is taking longer could be numerous reasons. We are working on our end to speed things up and hope to have it all zippy soon. This is probably the most popular release coin we have had with massive numbers of deposits etc. Bare with us your coins will show up.

After no replies to my numerous PM's and tweets, I will ask here in a conspicuous way because:

A) I am annoyed with the lack of response from Vern and yourself.

2) Maybe you have just missed all of my and other requests and want to make sure you see it.



WHEN WILL EVERYONE ON YOUR SITE BE ABLE TO WITHDRAW THEIR YACOIN BALANCES?  EVERY SINGLE PERSON THAT HAS YACOIN ON YOUR SITE HAS BEEN UNABLE TO WITHDRAW FOR THE PAST 2+ WEEKS. THIS EQUATES TO 10'S OF THOUSANDS OF YAC'S AT A MINIMUM AND IS ABSOLUTELY UNACCEPTABLE. IF YOU ARE WAITING FOR THE FORK, WHICH SHOULD ACTIVATE TOMORROW, THEN LET US KNOW. IF NOT, RETURN EVERYONE'S YACOINS IMMEDIATELY  
THANKS.
 


EDIT: Coins have been returned. Lack of communication during the process was still unacceptable.
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February 11, 2014, 10:02:59 PM
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The amount of hatred over what is essentially less than $100 is shocking. I mean even at $100, that's like what- 2 tanks of gas?

My god, you are a cunt. This has to be one of the most pretentious things I have ever read on here.
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February 11, 2014, 10:18:05 PM
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I know there is a lot of hatred for Ripple because many view it as a centralized currency that was pre-mined, but it is essentially a distributed and decentralized exchange.

You can trade Doge or any other currency just like you do on any other exchange.  Only difference is that Ripple has "bridges" that allow you to send your coins to the blockchain pretty much instantly (half hour or so) without having someone OK them.  

You also have the ability to transfer your funds into something that has no third party risk (XRP) - and although many do not like XRP because it was all pre-mined, it has value and can't be stolen without a secret key (just like Bitcoin).   This is the one thing missing in most exchanges.  You need to keep your coins with the exchange so you can trade, but if you want them on the blockchain you need to send them off the exchange (TIME AND MONEY).   This can all be sidestepped with Ripple.  

Here's an exchange (gateway) that has implemented this on Ripple... https://peercover.com/#/simpleGateway

You need a Ripple wallet and about 25 xrp (50 cents) to get started.  No other XRP is required except a .00001 xrp fee on trades.  

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February 12, 2014, 01:46:30 PM
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The amount of hatred over what is essentially less than $100 is shocking. I mean even at $100, that's like what- 2 tanks of gas?

My god, you are a cunt. This has to be one of the most pretentious things I have ever read on here.
And you resort to name calling, so where does that leave you?

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Uggg, ripple.  The whole idea was to decentralize crypto currency.  That is a huge step backwards into the lap of banks.  Just bend over next time.


 
 
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February 12, 2014, 02:30:43 PM
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Uggg, ripple.  The whole idea was to decentralize crypto currency.  That is a huge step backwards into the lap of banks.  Just bend over next time.

ripple was a cool idea, but they should have given most (the vast majority) out for free ....like with premine coin.

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February 12, 2014, 02:36:05 PM
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I haven't had any problems using Cryptsy, but then again I don't waste time with bullshit coins like DOGE either.

I'm grumpy!!
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February 14, 2014, 06:50:49 AM
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I suppose its good to see that others, are too having issues with Cryptsy.

Has anyone experienced an issue with them that you can't get emails from their system?  thus not allowing you to withdraw any coins at all!

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