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Can't foreign investors sue the Justice Department in the US if they don't get their money back? Afterall they're taking money from people outside the US following laws that are not their laws. This is basically like stealing since most people in BTC-e were not doing anything wrong basically.

Are there any EU citizens? If we don't get our money back, we should sue US.

I doubt anyone can sue the us gov. 1 thing though is when the poker sites got their domains taken years back it didn't stop customers getting money in the end. The poker sites just had to pay fine and block US customers.

Yep. Btce can transfer the coins to another website like xbtce which already block US users.

Since when do they block US users? Since they used xbtce to verify users for btc-e, you would think they could start sending coins there to the verified users...if they want to return them

From the xbtce main page
"XBTCe does not provide services for United States residents"

Is that new? I have an acct and I'm in US?

at least some week's