Quote from: Slow death on August 03, 2017, 09:27:18 AM

Quote from: The Bitcoin Co-op on August 03, 2017, 02:46:53 AM

I'm guessing it's not Sai Teja or Dinesh;

You're right, it's not them.

Quote from: The Bitcoin Co-op on August 03, 2017, 02:46:53 AM

they're the ones who wanted to denounce, and they run some legitimate businesses. But they've been silent for a little while now, so I fear Raja's combined tactics of intimidation and bribery may be having some success. They really only have difficult options, at this point.

This is not surprising, ethtrade is running until today, the person behind the ethtrade must be someone with a lot of influence and enough power to threaten whoever is on his way.

Quote from: The Bitcoin Co-op on August 03, 2017, 02:46:53 AM

Well obviously nobody wants to be involved with this situation, but you have to remember these are human beings with families and stuff. I will be honest with you about foul play I see, but my role is to help people. Those people are usually somewhat naive, or else they would not need help. So if the possibility exists that they are innocent, I can't just flatly ignore them if they need advice--that would hamper my ability to determine their innocence or guilt, anyways.

Unfortunately the innocent are always harmed, what innocent people in this group must do is: get away from scam projects and create their own honest projects.

This reminds me of my country's politicians, they use poor and innocent people as perpetrators of their macabre crimes.

Raja was early investor of Ethtrade, and now he has nothing to do with it. ETHP is altogether different and has NO relation with Ethtrade. The progressive updates on way, please stay connected.