Quote from: powpow on September 03, 2013, 05:28:21 PM

Quote from: wrenchmonkey on September 03, 2013, 04:01:37 PM

Quote from: powpow on September 03, 2013, 03:20:23 PM

Why would anyone send you their information? You can't do anything. Also your tone doesn't exactly lend you creditability. The only option is to wait for an update from steamboat. Getting mad isn't going to solve anything.

Why wouldn't they? What's he going to do with information that's already public? We all already know the address payments were sent to, it's not hard to see the transactions.

Building a list of people who are prepared to take things to the next level simply enables taking things to the next level. Somebody's gonna have to organize it, and it's damn sure not gonna be Steamboat... Cheesy

All of this can be cleared up quite easily. Steamboat just needs to quit cowering in the corner, man up, and resolve this thing. The sooner he does that, the sooner he can wash his hands of it. Although I'm more and more interested in taking action against Bitsyncom/Yifu, by the minute I; for one, would prefer not to see this thing escalate to the point of having to haul Steamboat's ass into court. The ball is ENTIRELY in Steamboat's court (no pun intended) on whether that happens or not.

It will take exceedingly little effort on Steamboat's part to log the fuck in here, and let us know what's going on. Much more effort, I imagine, fighting lawsuits which could include other damages including punitive, which could add up to much much more than the total that's already been invested in this group buy. If Steamboat is smart, he'll get his ass in gear and not let it come to that. I'd sure hate to see the guy lose things like his house over some cowardice regarding a group buy gone wrong (due to circumstances that were mostly beyond his control).

If we do decide to take legal action, we will need to do so quickly, so that we can get injunctions on Steamboat's funds (including bitcoin) before he funnels it all off and files bankruptcy (which, not to be the Chicken Little here, but there's the possibility that this is already what's going on behind the scenes, while Steamboat hides away from all of us).

Oh, I see so if my chips/transaction ID are on some list that you generated means I want a refund? Steamboat is the only one who can verify who wants refunds. Not a third party. I can send you 50 different e-mails from 50 different gmail accounts asking for every single chip to be refunded. You going to add those to your list?

No dipshit, do you speak English? Do you read?

Steamboat has run away like a coward. The list is to organize people who are prepared to pursue legal action if it comes to that (if we don't get a resolution--or at least significant movement toward a resolution--pretty quickly). If you're not prepared to pursue legal action in order to recover your money, don't add yourself to the list. The list in question is only for people who have an interest/willingness to take things to the next level if need be.