Quote from: richana on January 30, 2015, 09:53:41 AM

No good news yet:

I made my first withdrawal request from Virtex.com on January 06, but have heard NOTHING back yet (and of course not money yet either).
They owe me both fiat money AND bitcoin.

Meanwhile, the site is still up and online. It appears to be trading. There is no blogpost, no email updates, nothing at all to alert the unsuspicious that anything is wrong. They are simply just not communicating with their victims, and we are the ones who have lost thousands.

We need to take police action against Tadas Kasputis and his collaborators (Paulius Meskauskas, Tomas Andzelis, Mantas Gustys and Erik Schryvers.)

I doubt will be any news from them even taking to the police wont make any difference you need fraud division and prevention not police if the exchange is using fake and none legit details then it will be very hard to track them down and only maybe by going to hosting company to release ip addresses and contact numbers and even then it wont do much good.

I would be first looking to find a member that is in Virtex and find out if in same country as it is located in or you will end up having very little grounds on to file claim.

Anything that is outside of your own country, you are faced with International laws and regulations and then even having to get a solicitor in both countries to work together and can end up costing an arm and leg to proceed with legal action to recover lost funds, to see if action can be taken to recover. I would be first looking for to report to their National Fraud & Cyber Crime department and file a case and investigation to be taken against Virtex then to proceed at taking legal action to recover your loss.