Quote from: Ben Walsh (beamer) on October 13, 2011, 07:20:41 PM

It is time for either a sacking of Tawsix as CEO or a hostile takeover by one of the other companies.

$15,000 is a considerable sum, particularly for those who don't live in the Western world.

It is also a sum which attracts considerably higher penalties for theft/fraud, should the other shareholders decide to take that option too.

I realise Tawsix is new to much of this and relatively young, however, he is legally (never mind morally) obligated to respond to the questions he is receiving here and the emails he is receiving at . He may believe himself to be hidden but he is truly not - a basic set of Google searches retrieves significant amounts of recent information about his true identity and location - ample to launch a legal case in the USA, should it prove necessary - all of which I have archived. Last chance for him to respond.

Quote from: Gui_0 on October 13, 2011, 06:41:04 PM

At this point it has become clear that you, Tawsix, are either incredibly stupid, or a scammer. Unfortunately, I believe it is the latter seeing as plenty of people have offered their help (even investors, at no charge) to try and keep this "company" afloat. It should have been obvious to me you weren't capable right at the beginning, when your calculations were off and you refused to answer questions. I'm sorry to have ever invested in this company, and I'm taking it as a hard lesson learned for quite a price.

I hope we're thinking of liquidating hardware and cutting losses. Even if price goes up and difficulty goes down, this isn't going to work with someone who is very clearly stealing (which we can't prove since he shows NO calculations and now just "decides" that he's put enough work into this that his debt is paid) and/or totally mismanaging this.

I agree. Legal action should be taken. Question is, does anyone have any information about who Tawsix actually is?