Quote from: Anduril on June 26, 2011, 04:08:47 AM

Quote from: beeph on June 26, 2011, 03:00:16 AM

I bet you I can sue these guys.. wanna bet? I will post the details on here step by step instructions and get a case number for you - we can use that arbitration service to settle the wager lol, anyone know the name of the LLC/state it operated in that handled their US payments? I'll get on the horn first thing monday.. I got provable damages in US dollars over small claims amounts too

You cannot sue their payment intermediaries in the United States (well, you can, but you are not likely to be successful) , there is a considerable body of case law that declares intermediaries are not liable for actions committed by their customers unless the intermediary is a direct party to the transaction (for a good example, see Tiffany v eBay 576 F.Supp.2d 463 (2008) ).

Well we'll see, I'll definitely be notifying their state's securities regulators and that LLC directly exactly who they're processing payments for, and then they can judge themselves if they want to accept liability or just cut them off.

I'm getting my money back.. nearly 1000$ (not bitcoins) and they wont even respond to my emails. Someone's gonna fucking pay.