Quote from: DannyHamilton on May 31, 2013, 05:49:08 PM

Quote from: wtfvanity on May 31, 2013, 05:33:14 PM

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Of course this isn't a class action, but maybe that will help you understand an attorney's trust account that is already opened with a bank.
For crying out loud, a casino in Las Vegas will pretty much let you deposit it into an offshore account no questions asked.

So you have found someone specific who has committed to accepting this check in an account that BitFloor can use to disburse the funds? Horray! Please let us know where/who. As soon as I talk to them and confirm that you are being honest, I'll personally fly to California grab Roman by the collar and drag him to the bank so I can get my money (and all of you can too).

Worst case he could cash (yes, cash) the check at the bank that issued it. The "cash" could then be given to escrow opened by the attorney. Any lawyer could open an escrow account to hold these funds with the check. This is BS. More likely, there are going to be HUGE problems because when you go bankrupt (officially since he was probably bankrupt BEFORE the 1st hack and just was not smart enough to know it) the receiver will go back and collect ALL the money that was paid out in the last 90 days and re-distribute it to all the people owed money. I cannot even imagine what a clusterfuck this completely disorganized guy that looks for couches to crash on has left for an adult to clean up.
Anyone ever hear of a term call segregated accounts? Huh

Hmmm. You think there might be a problem because Roman has never heard of a seg account?