Quote from: bitcoin.newsfeed on January 24, 2014, 11:18:22 AM

Quote from: creekbore on January 24, 2014, 03:43:40 AM

I say that because we've been though this before and I can't see any point to dredging it up other than to create a little FUD-storm.

This company is fully regulated, not some shadow mining operation like we are used to in bitcoin world. Also they are cooperating with some big accountant/auditor firm IIRC.

Thanks to BTC valuation in recent months my investment in this company grow to the size of 3-4 rooms apartment in my country. So I think my concerns are in the place. And I have a reason to ask question, if is everything what we're doing here legal and what exactly are we shareholders holding(our shares) in the eyes of law under all of regulation. Not FUD-storm at all. Just simple question.

The shares on Havelock are PT. Havelock itself (and we've been over this some times now) is not subject to US regulations ie its not going to be closed down by Fincen or whoever they are.

Since Neo has gained the appropriate licences for Europe, I would consider the shares there to be considered legal. Let's also remember there is no compulsion on Havelock to be anonymous...you can use your real name!!