We are in contact with the state regulators but have not received an official response at this time.  I hope our clients understand that while you may not hear much from us, that is intentional on advice of counsel.  We haven't been idle though but most of the work we are doing is behind the scenes, researching and preparing a contingency plan in the event that we are unable to operate in Virginia.  Tentatively we are looking at resuming services within the next two weeks for some clients in some states.  Understand that timeline isn't in stone and is contingent on completing bank/service setup, as any future services will be provided by a wholly owned subsidiary not TC, LLC.  The bad news is that instead of treating all US residents as a single class we will be limiting services based on the state of residency.  At a minimum services will not be available to residents of VA (unless resolution is reached), CA and NY.  The list of restricted states may (and likely will) be expanded based on responses we receive from regulators. On a positive note our communications with Canadian regulators has been very positive, and we will be adding support for Canadian residents with low cost Canadian specific payment methods as quickly as possible.  There are some difficulties in opening the required Canadian bank accounts, namely a very long flight from VA to BC and I want to make sure we have a solid understanding with the Canadian bank before jumping on a plane (really not looking forward to it and don't want to do it more than necessary).