Dexter,

My suggestion is that everyone who had shares/GH send me a PM with as much information as possible, screen name, email address, and so on.

Then we organize here and assign tasks. Someone can try to find the name of the site owner. Someone else can focus on learning about the laws in Ontario. If we do this in a group way, just like Mechanical Turk solves problems, we can track down the own and the name of his support person, and ask him what he is doing and perhaps file a proper effective police report. Surely we have someone from Toronto on this thread.

I am assuming that the owner was some under 30 guy who got overwhelmed and now is in over his head. That doesn't matter . What matters is that we lost money because of his failure. So now, we track him down and see what is left. Surely he has bitcoin or hardware or something of value. Maybe he can be cajoled into accepting engineering help to get the site up and running again.

The idea of the site is good, but he might have been in over his head.

Ok, so who is willing to work as a group to track this guy down, and find out how to properly proceed?


(Oh! And to the owner of the bit-mining.co site, we WILL find you and you WILL end up in court unless you come clean and give an update. In addition, if you really need help to get this site back up, please ask. Better to ask for help than end up with legal problems from which you will not be able to escape.)