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kunzle

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I am having issue with melotic Google authentication, is there any other exchange trading LTBC? I can not scan that qr code what do i do?

Posted on August 16, 2014 at 9:14 PM

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• virtapayseller

  

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  https://counterwallet.co has own exchange service but you need to pay fees upto 0.0005 btc per tranx

  Posted on August 16, 2014 at 10:40 PM
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• Hesham_3del

  

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  @kunzle I am having issue with melotic Google authentication, is there any other exchange trading LTBC? I can not scan that qr code what do i do?

  Thank God, I thought that I'm the only one with this issue !

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 8:51 AM
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• kunzle

  

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  Frankly speaking LTBC should have more than one exchange or trading platform.

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 11:16 AM
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• mikerbiker6

  

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  @kunzle Frankly speaking LTBC should have more than one exchange or trading platform.

  Yes it should!

  I am having issue with melotic Google authentication, is there any other exchange trading LTBC? I can not scan that qr code what do i do?

  Is there no camera on your phone?

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 11:30 AM
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• Bernhard

  

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  I already ported this problem twize. I dont have a smartphone for this authentication.

  Any way to do it with computer?

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 11:38 AM
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• mdw

  

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  Google authenticator gives you a new 6-digit number every 30 seconds or so. It seems to be available for iOS and Android. So I think if you don't have a smartphone or tablet running one of these OSes you might be able to download and run a simulator instead. Download the SDK and run there. This is easier said than done tho.

  A temporary and not very good workaround might be to have a friend install it on their phone. Then whenever you want to withdraw from Melotic you call them up and get the code.

  A much better solution that may take time is to petition Melotic to allow either choosing "no 2FA" or picking a different kind. They might use a second password, which is not as bad as it sounds if implemented as Blockchain.info does - using an onscreen keyboard to type it in via mouse clicks.

  Finally the great solution - petitioning other exchanges to carry LTBc. It would benefit the whole community.

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 12:04 PM
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• kunzle

  

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  @mdw Google authenticator gives you a new 6-digit number every 30 seconds or so. It seems to be available for iOS and Android. So I think if you don't have a smartphone or tablet running one of these OSes you might be able to download and run a simulator instead. Download the SDK and run there. This is easier said than done tho.

  A temporary and not very good workaround might be to have a friend install it on their phone. Then whenever you want to withdraw from Melotic you call them up and get the code.

  A much better solution that may take time is to petition Melotic to allow either choosing "no 2FA" or picking a different kind. They might use a second password, which is not as bad as it sounds if implemented as Blockchain.info does - using an onscreen keyboard to type it in via mouse clicks.

  Finally the great solution - petitioning other exchanges to carry LTBc. It would benefit the whole community.

  Thank you can you explain the sdk stuff better with download link?

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 12:12 PM
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• Bernhard

  

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  @mdw Google authenticator gives you a new 6-digit number every 30 seconds or so. It seems to be available for iOS and Android. So I think if you don't have a smartphone or tablet running one of these OSes you might be able to download and run a simulator instead. Download the SDK and run there. This is easier said than done tho.

  A temporary and not very good workaround might be to have a friend install it on their phone. Then whenever you want to withdraw from Melotic you call them up and get the code.

  A much better solution that may take time is to petition Melotic to allow either choosing "no 2FA" or picking a different kind. They might use a second password, which is not as bad as it sounds if implemented as Blockchain.info does - using an onscreen keyboard to type it in via mouse clicks.

  Finally the great solution - petitioning other exchanges to carry LTBc. It would benefit the whole community.

  thanks for your explicit answer. I send email to melotic twice and never got an answer

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 12:22 PM
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• kunzle

  

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  @bernhard

  @mdw Google authenticator gives you a new 6-digit number every 30 seconds or so. It seems to be available for iOS and Android. So I think if you don't have a smartphone or tablet running one of these OSes you might be able to download and run a simulator instead. Download the SDK and run there. This is easier said than done tho.

  A temporary and not very good workaround might be to have a friend install it on their phone. Then whenever you want to withdraw from Melotic you call them up and get the code.

  A much better solution that may take time is to petition Melotic to allow either choosing "no 2FA" or picking a different kind. They might use a second password, which is not as bad as it sounds if implemented as Blockchain.info does - using an onscreen keyboard to type it in via mouse clicks.

  Finally the great solution - petitioning other exchanges to carry LTBc. It would benefit the whole community.

  thanks for your explicit answer. I send email to melotic twice and never got an answer

  But frankly letstalkbitcoin should be thinking of adding more exchange especially those that does not require Google authenticator.

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 12:26 PM
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• zonda

  

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  You should do time correction for your Google Authenticator. I had problems and after doing this it worked smoothly.

  Posted on August 17, 2014 at 12:29 PM
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