Sent money to old deposit address - Cryptopia refuses to deposit it

[bronepoezd]

I understand that they warned me, but it is possible to recover those LTC as they are still there. It is only that they are not willing to do so. And what is the reason to not recover $1200? Only the warning? Well, then I will not use this exchange and will recommend not to use it to everyone.

[LeGaulois]

I understand that they warned me, but it is possible to recover those LTC as they are still there. It is only that they are not willing to do so. And what is the reason to not recover $1200? Only the warning? Well, then I will not use this exchange and will recommend not to use it to everyone.

Yes, it's surely possible. Now to be honest the $1,200 worth not enough to them, if you asked them by telling there are 1000 LTC sitting in the address,They would already recover the coins.
I know that Bittrex charge a fee to users to recover coins and the minimum must be at least $5,000 :/

[gentlemand]

I understand that they warned me, but it is possible to recover those LTC as they are still there. It is only that they are not willing to do so. And what is the reason to not recover $1200? Only the warning? Well, then I will not use this exchange and will recommend not to use it to everyone.

Yes, it's surely possible. Now to be honest the $1,200 worth not enough to them, if you asked them by telling there are 1000 LTC sitting in the address,They would already recover the coins.
I know that Bittrex charge a fee to users to recover coins and the minimum must be at least $5,000 :/

No it's not possible.

Cryptopia is now in liquidation which means all assets will be frozen and then the liquidator decides who gets paid back what. OP may be a long way down the list. The private keys to that wallet be not be accessible anyway, or available to a hacker.

Unforgivable that Cryptopia encouraged anyone to deposit anything. They must have known they were on their way out.