Quote from: technocoma on February 15, 2014, 08:55:48 AM

Just unbelievable that he didn't go out of his way to sit down and talk to someone that had flown 12 hours to talk to your company.

When I watched that I had an urge to just knock the drink out of Marks hands. Or punch him friendly in the face. Of course, violence never solves anything, but good lord, is he suffering from autism or something similar?

Maybe he should not put that protest dude in front of the que, as that would be unfair, but at least he could take him in for a chat and some biscuits, perhaps even give him a frappucino or whatever it is that Mark is consuming daily, just imagine how much sugar and calories are in there.

or is Mark unable to picture the same situation in reverse? One english exchange is holding Marks money hostage, and Mark takes an air plane to London, and gets meet by a cold shoulder when trying to speak to those in charge. He do not see it from that viewpoint?

If so, it explains a lot of the things that's going on at MtGox.

Quote from: Loozik on February 15, 2014, 09:30:39 AM

Quote from: Armis on February 15, 2014, 06:32:57 AM

Quote from: redhawk979 on February 15, 2014, 05:22:33 AM

Free market bitches. Go elsewhere if you don't like how Gox does its business

it's not free if they have arrested your money

It's the people doing business as US gov that arrested the money (several million US dollars of Gox's clients at Wells Fargo and Dwolla) last year and set in motion problems at Gox.

Well, everybody knows what happens if your're not in compliance in the US. Consequences... Gox should've hired a lawyer to look into everything on the US side, to ensure everything was legit once they started to have any sizable business.

One can disagree with the rules, but they're there, and they will be enforced, it's only a matter of time when you run an unlicensed money transmitter business in the US.

Quote from: Armis on February 15, 2014, 06:23:08 AM

All of these negative and malicious suggestions might get some MtGox executes physically hurt, if there is just cause I have no problem with it, but what if they are actually doing their jobs?

Do you remember the Cyprus crisis? Some rich customers where conveniently told that they could withdraw money in english branch before the collapse.

Certain well connected individuals do not go and complain to the police when something really bad happens, they fix matters themselves.

When money is involved, people do the strangest things. Personally I would be scared to death if I owed people millions.