Quote from: SebastianJu on July 28, 2014, 04:49:29 PM

Quote from: Phildo on July 27, 2014, 11:19:10 PM

What do you hope to achieve by letting the guy who lost/stole the coins work on mythical projects for months with zero progress?

Its possible that it takes time to reachieve the lost coins. So no need to be hasty. Though in return if sueing really means bankruptcy without the chance to get the original coins back then yes... sueing now would be the most stupid idea. And only because someone thinks he knows what happened and thinks ukyo is lying.

Ukyo has not been here to face the creditors in months. Lying? I suppose the vague evasions he has uttered may not be precisely lying - I'd have to review the record to make that claim. But he has a fiduciary responsibility that he is evading. He owes us an explanation of his position, plans, and intent (oh yeah - he owes us a lot of money as well). He is not living up to that responsibility. Again, the most likely explanation for this behavior is ...

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Quote from: jbreher on July 28, 2014, 02:24:11 AM

You poor naive soul. You still don't get it, do you? First, they are not his coins. They are the coins of his creditors. Well, by rights, if not by fact of current circumstance.

I spoke about pascal257's coins.

Sorry - I really read that as if you were talking about 'Ukyo's coins'.

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And i would appreciate it when you remain factual.

Factual? Sure. I have always clarified my presumptions with phrases such as 'the most likely explanation is...'. Factual? It is not I who has made claims about Ukyo's so-called "projects".

Do you realize that you are putting yourself in the role of Ukyo's proxy here, by your advocacy? Is this really what you want? You won't tell us what Ukyo has told you - fine. But you can't expect us just to take your word on the matter. I suggest you think long and hard about what others think of your advocacy, and your esteem due to smoothing things over on the behalf of a demonstrably incompetent businessman, if not an outright thief.