Quote from: justin7674 on January 08, 2014, 02:57:46 AM

Quote from: daemonfox on January 08, 2014, 01:17:03 AM

@justin,

You have a responsibility to allow us to revoke our shares for a full refund, or at least transference of the invested BTC back to Cassie.

Since you did not disclose that these were YOUR allotted shares that we were buying, every one of your early round investors were lied to. We bought shares of "Bitbay" not "coding enhancements by justin" and as such, you need to allow people that request a way to exit without loss.

Consideration on this is very important moving forward if you intend to maintain developing in this community. You basically absconded with investor's funds and forced us into your business model. That is theft, and should anyone decide to take you to court, you would be found guilty.

I would suggest you allow each member on the OP assets list choose what they want to do. Otherwise, you have a very big problem looming overhead.

Also, what is this about you are 17... you do realize if you are not a legal adult... you cannot sign anything legally binding without your guardian also signing, unless you are emancipated. If this is true, your parents are now responsible for all the funds you collected and spent, and they can be liable for reimbursement.

Very troubling to say the least...

10 shares .25 BTC 1DAemoNXFNQxeDQAeRdEg245WvYsCfdgE9

You do not even have to respond if you choose to straight refund me. I will delete my posts from this thread should you do the right thing.

If you believe the site belongs to cassie then ask her for the refund. If you will excuse me I am working on BitAuctions. I will still release as planned. All share holders on the list are locked in.

@Daemon
Hmmm I think it is clear to see all investors have a MAJOR problem on their hands. If I were you I would get the backing of as many investors as possible and take things forward while your investments can still be retrieved. Ask Cassie to confirm what his age really is. If he is under 18 his parents need to be informed what he has done and what he is doing since they are legally liable for him if he has obtained funds without declaring the full facts and if he has used those funds for personal or illicit gains. If he (or his parents fail to convince him) to refund you then go to a local police station and file a crime report citing you gave money to someone who was economical with the facts at the time of investment and has used your funds for personal or illicit use and let the police interview him and his parents/guardians.

If he is over 18 then it could be as simple as going to a local police station with his name, address and date of birth and filing a crime against him and let him explain to the police what he did so you can circumvent his parents since they would not be liable.

Ask Cassie for his name, address, age, date of birth and any other information where the police can actually approach him with ease once a complaint has been filed. Then decide which one of you will file that complaint, better more than person does it in more than one city/state so it will get highlighted quicker.
ACT NOW BEFORE ALL OF YOUR INVESTMENTS ARE USED!

@aTrix
Well done my friend, you took a $25000 loss from your own pocket but you will get that back in a short time as miners will flood your pools because they know you are honest and reliable. Sites get hacked all the time, it is nothing new but giving miners the peace of mind they will be protected is a great PR move and morally correct on your part.