Also, I would personally stay away from Gox at this point, not only are they having issues with their Fiat withdrawals but now BTC is delaying as well; l'd be wary.
I'm just looking at BTC-E and it doesn't look half as legit as Mt.Gox. There is no documentation, part of the website is in Russian only which I can't read, looking at withdrawals I can't really figure out how they work, also they say something about minimum withdrawal amounts I'll probably never have in my account (2000?) and minimum withdrawal fees that are completely ridiculous (100?!?). They also appear to ask for similarly weird fees on fiat deposits, and when I click on "deposit bitcoins" I just get an error message, likewise when trying to check their terms on BTC withdrawal. I don't see how I'm supposed to trust that site with my money.
Hey

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I see what you are saying, and I respect your opinion on this, you make some valid points.
The core of the issue for me though, and this should be the core with any bank or bank-like institution is access to my funds. Mt. Gox is experiencing multi-month delays on Fiat withdrawals and multi-day delays on BTC. This suggests a liquidity issue.
Going off topic a bit here, but it is my opinion, and I have expressed it elsewhere before, that the only reason there has not been a bank run on Gox yet is because they have that aura of trust mentioned, at the end of the day however, if you can't access your money, all those seals and certificates don't mean much.
I don't have anything against Gox, I just think BTC-E and Bitstamp are safer solutions at this point; 18 months ago, Gox would have been the only and most legitimate player in town; things change.
In the end it comes down to what makes you comfortable and I completely respect those still banking with Gox, my 2 cents are just that me, personally, would stay away from them.
Pablo.