Lots going on in the NEM world at the moment yet still seems to fly under most people's radar. Looking forward to seeing what comes out of the competition, hopefully word gets around and they get lots of entries.

Yes but the chances are (unless he's really stupid) he would give a fake name and address and would only have basic verification on the account. Then they'd sell and transfer the bitcoin out. Also you would have to prove that the funds were stolen rather than willingly transferred to that person (impossible). I don't know but I think you're probably out of luck. Sorry

NCNC32-4RBKTY-6AYAXT-XJ2LFH-O2LCDM-ARNZV4-Y6FI ?

The guy that took your XEM looks like a noob from his transaction history:

http://nember.ru/#/stats/NCYYRI5MIMC4XMJV65PSXFYBGO5JLRSBWEITQVJX

He sent XEM to poloniex twice (~10k total) without a message and then sends additional messages to that account asking to "send me back my nem" - he doesn't look like a criminal mastermind. I wonder whether their account was also compromised.

After your XEM appear in his account he manages to withdraw to Poloniex with an account message "be325b539e59e862".

Just to say that this was resolved - it just took a while