Bitcoin Exchange Vault of Satoshi Currently Unable to Wire Withdrawals to North America
A special note to the traders on the Vault of Satoshi bitcoin exchange. It would appear that the exchange is presently unable to wire withdrawals to customers in North America. The reason? Unspecified for now, but the exchange notes that they'll be resuming wires in a "short while". Instead, the company will be issuing bank checks to the address the customer used when they completed they profile. For some, thing might not be the optimal solutions as they'll have to wait for the arrival of the check, and then wait some more for the check to clear. No only that, but the fees associated could....
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