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Don't forget the decentralised ones. First on the list should be Uniswap.

5 hours ago, edwardandtubs said:

Why not just use Binance? I can't see any advantages in "going local".

Thats a general question of onboarding. Bitkub makes it simple to use money from your THB bank account. Binance is fine if you have already funds in the system, not so easy if you want to buy your first Bitcoin.

ADA, that did not run yet but it will. Massive. I said that when it was at 3 Baht, now 10. Thank me later, I drink Tiger ????

All has been resolved. Said so many times. No hard feelings.

They let it slip and became a victim. Now they are the target of a few bigger guys. 

Let's support Bitkub!

Upbit TH is owned by CP. They pooped out of nowhere while the regulator shut down Bitkub. Go figure.

I now tend to stand on the side of Bitkub, even after the problems that have been cleared out since. BX was killed earlier.

2 minutes ago, ukrules said:

Did you get access to your funds?

Yes, as said, all has been resolved a while ago.

No idea who paid for these funky bots now weeks after ????

Not important anymore, issue has been resolved.

Bitkub got shut down by the regulator and have proposed measures to improve since then.

In the meantime Upbit Thailand, owned by CP, started. Strange coincidence, but hey, TiT :).

Who wins in the end should be obvious. It is not the average customer.

35 minutes ago, GrandPapillon said:

this seems like a risky proposition, why would anyone send multiple transfers after previous failed to those "dodgy" platforms

 

people never learn, gambles, bitcoin is the new 19th century Tulip ????

Well, they tried that first, the guy in the chat. No phone contact possible. He actually asked me to repeat the transfer 2x, that would have been 300k THB in total into a black hole. I wrote that already. Obviously I did not do it and in the end someone else handled it and I got my money, the original 100k THB, credited.

@spellforce

She needs to go through the "new normal" process, it is not impossible but a nitemare. There is a group in Facebook "Thai visa advise" where you can ask specific questions.

6 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Well you might call it pseudo if you compare what PR means in other countries, but this is Thailand and it's own specific meaning here in Thailand.

With that statement I can certainly agree! And I say that as a SG PR. The world may not be a disk but mountains, hills and slopes are different from another angle ????

Just now, ubonjoe said:

It same as for everybody else. You can work if you have a work permit and for those with PR it is easier since they do not need to get extensions of stay based upon working.

If you have PR status it should eliminate the requirement of a separate work permit. At least that is the case in more developed countries like Singapore.

9 minutes ago, BritTim said:

It is as permanent as a US Green Card is in the US.

I believe with a green card you can work in the US. With pseudo Thai PR you cant.

8 minutes ago, phetphet said:

...someone complained to the SEC. They in turn gave BitKub 5 days to get their website, app, and customer support in order.

 

LOL, it was not me, I only complained here 

Fresh from Google Play, I did not use it before. Not working.

Can anyone even start their app? I tried on 2 phones with Android 9 and 7 and it crashes on both before one can even try to login.

Just proves one thing, this is not a real permanent resident status they sell you for a lot of money.

What they did so far is taking my money without anything in return. Oh wait, a mobile app that crashes, at least it does not take more of my money.

42 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

The mobile app is online since yesterday?

I do not trade crypto on my mobile, that is asking the devil for a date. Already enough damage done by Bitkub.

1 minute ago, Barnabe said:

Anyway I'm glad everyone got their funds back. I would certainly be sweating if I had any there while this was happening. Crypto can be a wild ride.

So far not, I still have money in Bitkub and they are still offline.

All I say it does not matter. They can host whatever <deleted> they want. In my first posting here I explained what happend with them. And apparently it got only worse since then.

BTW I did not bring Amazon into this discussion...

I'm obsessed? Cool. That is something new ????

Yes, and that can be hacked. Can't blame Amazon for your own failure.

Amazon is not cheap or unreliable by any means. If they are hosted there, still say they are under maintenance, it only means one thing. They got hacked.

Not coming back