Quote from: cardcomm on January 20, 2014, 05:14:35 PM

Quote from: Galli on January 18, 2014, 06:37:26 PM

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Good point about legal advise. If a lawyer saw a legit list (with BTC signatures) and the amounts owed, maybe they would be willing to take it on, seeing the total amount owed. At least it may help Steamboat pick up the pace.

Lawyers are parasites, a class action lawsuit would leave us with 60% of whatever steamboat is able to come up with and would likely be repaid in USD vs. our $125/BTC exchange rate locked in during September. Lawsuits are also slow, likely wouldn't see any results for another 6-months to a year. IMO legal route should be the last and final resort. I.e, when Steamboat and his minions disappear, after John K releases his identity.

For those users who actually know Steamboat (we're glaring at you unaccepted) you may want to consider tapping your pal on the shoulder and advise a status update. The duration inbetween status updates is growing, along with this crowds anger and frustration. Both are easily mitigated by a short and sweet update.

I agree with what was said here about lawyers and class action lawsuits. However, I WOULD like to point out that lawyers are not required when pressing CRIMINAL CHARGES. I'm ready for a refund now, THIS WEEK. Barring that, I'll be filing a criminal complaint.

Actually, the list proposed here would likely prove an incentive for law enforcement as well if they see the total amount owed is substantial. Is someone willing to start a list? I'd volunteer, but my organizational skills are mostly nonexistent.

I will start a list in a new topic here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=424576.0

I purchased assembly for 16 units.