Quote from: havelock on September 26, 2013, 11:45:49 AM

Quote from: Jay84 on September 26, 2013, 06:16:54 AM

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Quote from: Jay84 on September 25, 2013, 06:43:09 PM

Hi Havelock,

just opened an account with you to participate on NEOBEE IPVO. Got one guestion. If for whatever reason anything happen with your exchange and it dissapears tomorow. How could I prove that I am the owner of NEOBEE shares? BitFunder has its assets list which is very transparent. I didn't find anything like that on your website.

Thanks for clarification a keep up the good work!

Such an asset list would also be a good addition to the Havelock site!

Each issuer has a unitholder list. They know which user has which number of units.

Ok, but how do they identify me? Just by my login so I have to keep my login as safe as private key to my public adress at BitFunder? Didn't read anything about that on your website. How often is unitholder list updated?

They identify you by your email address. They'll contact you if there is a need for a migration to another platform. It's updated in real-time.

Thanks. One more question. Don't you think, it would be much safer to run the same public asset list as BF does? Identifying just by email is pretty risky and less practicable. In case of public adress registration, issuer may pay dividends even if he is not able to identify/contact shareholder, which is great because if the shareholder does not know about havelock shut down or for whatever reason may not regularly check his email, he gets what belongs to him anyway. It could save a lot of trouble for both, shareholder and issuer. In my view, this should be standard in this industry.