user2751: Apparently BitPay's servers must be down because I can browse the internet but my copay wallet is stuck in this error:

Is there any way to know if it's really an issue on their end and if they're looking at it? Do they have a status twitter page or something?
(This kind of things are really unfortunate, which can hinder adoption. I guess my only way to avoid it would be to run my own bitcore node, right?)

user2751: After some hours, it started to work again. Apparently bitpay's servers were down for a bit.

2751: <p>Apparently BitPay's servers must be down because I can browse the internet but my copay wallet is stuck in this error:</p>

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<p>Is there any way to know if it's really an issue on their end and if they're looking at it? Do they have a status twitter page or something?</p>

<p>(This kind of things are really unfortunate, which can hinder adoption. I guess my only way to avoid it would be to run my own bitcore node, right?)</p>
 2751: <p>After some hours, it started to work again. Apparently bitpay's servers were down for a bit.</p>
