Quote from: synechist on September 05, 2014, 11:23:51 PM

Quote from: rdnkjdi on September 05, 2014, 11:20:44 PM

Quote from: synechist on September 05, 2014, 11:18:14 PM

Quote from: rdnkjdi on September 05, 2014, 11:15:24 PM

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Well what's the truth then?

That Jasin owes me $5,000+. That he owes others up to $30,000+.

Please quit replying to my thread. You are reading nothing. That (regardless of what you say) I would have posted this if he owed me nothing.

Prove that he owes you $5000.

Do it here.

Otherwise your allegations are unfounded.

It will require me to pull old crypsty orders, the cachecoin order I sent to him, his wife's sockpuppet account buying cache. Which I can and will absolutely do as soon as I have access to my 2FA computer.

You have seriously read none of those threads have you?

I've re-read those threads this evening, and read them (and several more) multiple times when this ASIC thing blew up.

What you've linked to by no means constitutes proof. Do you seriously think it does??

And yes, pull every single order and account for it all. Otherwise this is just more unethical FUD.

You ask for proof then stick your fingers in your ear when pointed to the various threads. I suppose you take all of it as hearsay... hundreds of pages of posts by people with sock puppet accounts out to get Jasin?

Or are you so dense to think that these people don't have receipts of their orders and probably don't care to make sensitive information public?

This is much more than just a project blowing up. This is someone taking money for a project and failing to even produce any tangible proof that the money received was indeed going towards work of the project.

In addition to that... giving special treatment for Cachecoin on your product orders while partnered as a heavy investor/contributor to Cachecoin itself is a blatant conflict of interest. There's a reason this sort of thing is illegal for businesses in countries with regulated economies.