Quote from: gogxmagog on August 05, 2015, 10:22:19 PM

Quote from: SebastianJu on August 05, 2015, 12:42:51 PM

He seemed a nice guy

they all do, right before they screw you over

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Are shareholders searching for him or is it a case of "nobody cares enough"?

from what I can figure out, the biggest shareholders were the earliest investors, so they had taken several times their initial investment already. There was the board of directors too (weren't you on it SebastianJu?) and I think they either got wind of this BS early and cashed out (several dumps for almost a year before FC split) or they simply were like the former group mentioned... they had already taken great profits and AM proper has already more than fulfilled their shareholder obligations, so ... why bother?

there might be some burned whales out there looking, but I certainly wouldn't announce my actions in public (here) if I was organizing a manhunt.

I'm pretty sure the rest of us have cashed out and taken the pittance we could for our useless shares.

I'd still like to see FC get his due, his exit was shabby move indeed.

one day he will turn up working for bitfury or some other chip designer

then we take to social media and get him fired

I had not enough shares to be able to be on board of investors. I'm not sure though i think the board members shared at least the crucial informations on here. And even if they would have known of problems... there would have been no way to sell all the shares they owned. I mean there simply was no market able to catch them without crashing. I believe that was why they became board members. Friedcat knew they won't sell. Because they can't.

I sold my shares way too late. Friedcat, for sure, was not the normal scammer. The normal scammer would have paid out way less dividens than friedcat did. I mean no shareholder would have been able to proof that he pays out less. And friedcat had more coins than he had at the end. So a clever scammer would have gone away more earlier.

I really wonder what a whale with big pockets could do. A team of private investigators, asking everyon "did you see this man" and following each trail. Maybe even bringing his face on interpol, spreading his face on airports. But they should have been faster.

I really can't see this anymore. All these scams. It makes me sad.