Still looking for a reply to my question: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1173703.msg19389844#msg19389844

Critical hit coinbase
US Congressional Group Calls on IRS to Clarify Bitcoin Tax Guidance
http://www.coindesk.com/us-congressional-group-calls-on-irs-to-clarify-bitcoin-tax-guidance/

how coinbase going to answers ,about Vern accounts framing  bitcoin

How many men are depicted in the above image?

2 cucks and a queen, including the framed picture makes 3 cucks and a queen

thanks for the laugh

up to speed now, ha
3 queens

remember folks this is comedy, nothing else

I missed the deadline to register for the Cryptsy class action.

Which options are available to people who only have estimates about how much they lost when Big Vern vanished and Cryptsy collapsed?

What about those transactions that people can no longer 'prove' such no longer using the wallets and coins involved and having no backups of addresses?

Thank you for the reply. What do you think will happen to funds belonging to those people that are not part of the class action? Do you know what options are open to people who are not part of the class action when trying to retreive their funds?

And what is going on with action against coinbase? In your view how successful will that be?

Improving Customer Support
Over the past few months, we’ve seen an unprecedented increase in the number of customers signing up to use Coinbase (4x since January 2017). As a result, our systems have been pushed to the limit. This has caused many customers to have a negative experience.I’m writing today to apologize for the experience you’re having and tell you what we’re doing to improve the situation.

First, it’s worth acknowledging the gravity of the situation. Our goal with Coinbase is to build the product that is the most trusted and easiest to use in the space. It erodes trust when customers can’t get a timely response to customer support inquiries, or when there are delays in pay ins, pay outs, limit increase requests, or getting access to your account.

We’re storing customer funds, and I can understand how incredibly frustrating (and scary) it is when an issue arises and you can’t get a prompt response.

We haven’t done enough to keep up with the growth, and we’re taking steps now to correct it. I want to share with you specifically what we’re doing to improve the situation.

Near Term:

We are doubling overall support capacity by spinning up an outsourced support facility by the end of June. This will allow us to rapidly add level 1 support agents during future surges.
We’re hiring 10 new contractors for our in house team over the next 3 months.
We’re adding new hires on the Trust team (part of the engineering org that helps deal with security questions).
Hired a consultant (former VP Customer Success at larger company) to consult on scaling, and how to introduce phone support.
Several account security improvements are rolling out, including improvements to our two factor authentication, and a new system to flag risky withdrawals.
Q3 Plan

Goal will be < 6 hours first response time for everyone; < 2 hours in cases of large balances
Goal of having first version of phone support introduced for high balance accounts, and/or security related questions by end of September
Q4 Plan

Roll out phone support for a wider % of customer base (potentially a paid option, still TBD)
Introduce additional account security options such as Yubikey support
We understand that trust has to be earned, not given, and that we haven’t done enough lately to earn that trust.