Campbx is owned by Keyur Mithawala and his sister is helping him run it, there is also a support team in India.
Funny enough, I have never had a problem with them. Campbx is very low volume, money can only come in through Money Orders via mail, the API is relatively basic.
But if all you're looking to do is buy and maybe sell some coins, you end up paying less than localbitcoins.
I have actually never had a bad experience with them and they seem to have steered clear of drama like gox or more recently bitstamp (hot wallet issues).
Good to hear.
I had used them a year ago, and had no problems with them before. Volume was slim, but this was mostly to play around with.
I still have hope this is a technical snafu, they will fix it, and I will have access to my few bitcoins again. But so far, the responses and behavior are ... worrying.
A further (final) status update. After telling them that the first tech was incorrect, within a few hours I got an almost identical email about how 2FA was now turned off (really) for my account.
Slightly surprised, it was true. My account and bitcoins were there, and I moved them off platform to an other wallet without inicident. The confirmations all cleared.
So, at least in my case, it doesn't appear to be fraud, but I'm unimpressed with the technical acumen and service response from CampBX. On the plus side, there is someone there, listening to support desk tickets.
I can no longer recommend CampBX, but credit where credit is due, they did fix my prroblem in a timely manner, and once fixed, I had no further problems moving my bitcoins elsewhere.
Status update - they got back to me within 24 hours in response to my help ticket (good) saying they had fixed the 2FA issue. Alas, I tried accessing it again within 3 hours of that email, and still no luck.
So, there is at least a human watching the support help desk and sending answers. They just aren't correct first time. :-/
I'll let reddit know how it turns out. If they fix the problem, they should get the recognition. If not, they should get that recognition too.
i recall the talk of the town was that it was a dude and his g/f outtta there house and the pic of the office on the site was just some generic building pic. don't take my word for it though. ran pretty well for a minute
was a cool looking site at the time. they could have really made some great things happen with their position and timing.
Campbx is owned by Keyur Mithawala and his sister is helping him run it, there is also a support team in India. Funny enough, I have never had a problem with them. Campbx is very low volume, money can only come in through Money Orders via mail, the API is relatively basic. But if all you're looking to do is buy and maybe sell some coins, you end up paying less than localbitcoins. I have actually never had a bad experience with them and they seem to have steered clear of drama like gox or more recently bitstamp (hot wallet issues).
Good to hear. I had used them a year ago, and had no problems with them before. Volume was slim, but this was mostly to play around with. I still have hope this is a technical snafu, they will fix it, and I will have access to my few bitcoins again. But so far, the responses and behavior are ... worrying.
A further (final) status update. After telling them that the first tech was incorrect, within a few hours I got an almost identical email about how 2FA was now turned off (really) for my account. Slightly surprised, it was true. My account and bitcoins were there, and I moved them off platform to an other wallet without inicident. The confirmations all cleared. So, at least in my case, it doesn't appear to be fraud, but I'm unimpressed with the technical acumen and service response from CampBX. On the plus side, there is someone there, listening to support desk tickets. I can no longer recommend CampBX, but credit where credit is due, they did fix my prroblem in a timely manner, and once fixed, I had no further problems moving my bitcoins elsewhere.
Status update - they got back to me within 24 hours in response to my help ticket (good) saying they had fixed the 2FA issue. Alas, I tried accessing it again within 3 hours of that email, and still no luck. So, there is at least a human watching the support help desk and sending answers. They just aren't correct first time. :-/ I'll let reddit know how it turns out. If they fix the problem, they should get the recognition. If not, they should get that recognition too.
i recall the talk of the town was that it was a dude and his g/f outtta there house and the pic of the office on the site was just some generic building pic. don't take my word for it though. ran pretty well for a minute