Quote from: Coinfan on September 28, 2014, 10:37:00 PM

I doubt any seller could do much. This member even went to Poland and asked for his money at a branch. They didn't give him his money: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=746065.msg8905377#msg8905377

Look in that thread, there is a list of emails on two or three posts. At least a member got his money back, by spamming those emails with complains, including regulators.

Or join with other members and hire a polish lawyer to threat Mbank with a class action. A simple threat will do, it won't be necessary to go to court, so cheaper fees of the lawyer.

Hi,

along with another member of this forum, who is a Polish resident, we tried to help people with blocked cards. It's possible to go to a branch, if you're a Polish citizen, sign up your name to the card and get it unblocked. Not a problem. I've even arranged for several cards to be unblocked, it took me few visits to the bank, few long conversations with the bank officials. No problem, it's all doable.

What is not doable is cooperation with most of the people who got their cards blocked. I talked to several people (most of whom were newbie accounts), and somehow, all of them, stopped replying when I asked them for a full history of the card transactions. Transaction history is the same data as the bankers will be looking at, I'd prefer to know what's been going on with the card, it's still anonymous, so why did people get scared of my question? Why? Why are those people scared to show me the transaction history?

I'd like to look at the history of different cards to search for a common pattern that might be the reason for blocking. Also if I'm supposed to send sbd to the bank and risk their ass, then at least I'd like to know what is the risk involved. I can unblock approx. 20 cards according to my deal with the bank, if any of you are honest enough to reveal the transaction history (for my eyes only), then I can try and help. If you're not, then get a lawyer and see what you can do, but I guess that you can't do anything. The cards are meant for Polish residents, and yes, they are for travelling, so making payments abroad is their purpose.

I didn't read through this thread, I've got enough of my own stuff to do than try helping people that are not willing to cooperate, and that are potentially criminals. If you're an honest person then I can try and help, as long as you're willing to show me the transaction history.

If there is any other way I can help, then you can PM me. I hope that for all the honest people, the case will get resolved.

Kind regards,
Piotr