Quote from: CheekyChappy on January 08, 2014, 11:15:45 AM

Quote from: justin7674 on January 08, 2014, 10:18:06 AM

I would if any money was available. I am opting to continue development even through the FUD of the public because of this fact.

Hello Justin, this is my first post directly to you. Hope you are well.

Where is the money if it is not available? How much was invested originally and how much was taken by you and how much was left with Cassie at the time of your defection? What exactly were the funds you controlled spent on?

Being objective and all I was wondering exactly what development you are continuing with because as it currently stands you are using a $47 turnkey solution as your base and the site is hosted on a free cloudfront (http://whois.domaintools.com/bitbay.cc). I mean, you are probably not even paying for hosting at cloudflare as their starter package it is free.

Apart from the $47 purchase of a sub-standard turkey solution what exactly what are you developing that has a monetary value of the bitcoins invested by people here? Since it is only you who is sitting in front of your pc and logging in to the $47 sub-standard turnkey solution making a few cosmetic changes here and there, that cannot be classed as developmental costs investors parted with their money for, nor did they part with their money so you can withdraw from their funds as living expenses.

As it currently stands you are judge, jury and executioner because you have the investors money, you claim to be coding the website and you have taken control of the domain. There is nothing stopping you from telling investors their investment as been used in this or that way, nor in the extremely unlikely possibility the site will ever see the light of day will the investors ever know what the factual income/expenditure is and will have to just take your word for it.

This my friend is as farcical as a farce can get and you have to do what is morally correct. Shares cannot be in lock-in because investors did not receive full facts from you before investing and the majority believed they were investing in a project run by Cassie.

Just to re-cap:
1) You paid $47 for a turnkey sub-standard site trying to pass it off to Cassie as your code
2) When she realised you could not deliver your promise of coding a cool site you rushed to register all you could to take control of the project (domain name etc)
3) You also ended up with a portion of the invested capital (yet unclear as to how much or how you intend to invest it, apart from spending it on yourself)
4) Your host the cheap turnkey solution on a free or cheap cloud
5) Your total outlay for the project so far is $47 for the sub-standard turnkey solution and free hosting on cloudfare.com
6) You have taken funds from investors to spend on your living expenses
7) If shares are locked in or not it makes no difference since you are a one-man band working from home. Whether you have investors bitcoins or not will not affect your 'project' since YOU ARE THE PROJECT AND THE PROJECT IS YOU and investors would gladly want you to do what you like with your project so long as they get their investments back because they did not invest in a project that you controlled, they invested in a project run by Cassie, a project that you were involved with because you over-exaggerated your potential input.

You have to give back all investors capital and I am sure they will gladly want you to keep 100% of any profits your site might generate if it gets launched. The three weeks you have left before site goes live is deemed by many investors as a smokescreen for you to siphon off more of their funds.

Please return their investment and keep 100% of the profits of your site when (or if) it goes live.

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The old script has been trashed on the dev server. I am starting from scratch. The investors will receive their money back after release. That is about as in depth as I am going.

It isn't that I am incapable of programming a cool and fully functional site. Cassie was the one who suggested to use a turnkey script and modify it to accept bitcoin. I can provide those skype logs where I refused.

Cassie has never released a single project. Oh but lets take a look; I am a lead dev of OpenEx.

So I think everyone should take a look: My work can be proven and shown. Cassie has no work to be shown.