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Is anyone on board to look into situations where we can go after PKF Liquidators?
In a couple weeks I am going to have a chance to talk to a lawyer that is employed by a broker-dealer in USA and ask him/her if we have any recourse to go after them for essentially being incompetent in handling the situation.
I am going to bring the "reports" that they sent us, along with any more relevant information I can think of. If anyone is interested, please send me a PM here and your public key so we can talk. I do not believe that they will charge me anything just to talk to them from what I gather, but I wanted to have all the information clearly available and a clear timeline in hand.
Thanks-
In a couple weeks I am going to have a chance to talk to a lawyer that is employed by a broker-dealer in USA and ask him/her if we have any recourse to go after them for essentially being incompetent in handling the situation.
I am going to bring the "reports" that they sent us, along with any more relevant information I can think of. If anyone is interested, please send me a PM here and your public key so we can talk. I do not believe that they will charge me anything just to talk to them from what I gather, but I wanted to have all the information clearly available and a clear timeline in hand.
Thanks-
Spending the 100k+ in almost 2 years isn't that bad in value but thanks for the laugh
I never got anything and I posted my address a long long time ago 
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Because you didn't read the first post correctly, your account is too new
I think they could possibly accept bitcoin as a method of payment in the future, however at launch mega will be free for customers.
http://mega.co.nz/#/investors
glassuser - Maybe if bitcoin was the only payment option, but that would be incredibly stupid considering you lose access to say 98%(and that figure is low) of your old customer base not being able to pay with cc etc who have not even heard of bitcoin.
http://mega.co.nz/#/investors
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We have raised sufficient funds to cover the launch, but we would like to provide Mega free of charge for as long as possible. If you would like to be part of the success story, please get in touch.
glassuser - Maybe if bitcoin was the only payment option, but that would be incredibly stupid considering you lose access to say 98%(and that figure is low) of your old customer base not being able to pay with cc etc who have not even heard of bitcoin.
Due to the lack of local options (New Zealand) payment by cash is not possible/reasonable for a small amount of money. Can do bank xfer for NZ members.
Otherwise paypal(verified, 6 years transaction history), google checkout, pokerstars and fulltilt are my other options. PS and FT accounts active for a number of years, can be verified by the checking the various sites (ptr etc) that they have been active (ie not banned for charge backs etc) for the last 3 years. Can do a amazon gift card, but I don't see how that's any safer for a seller.
Paying mtgox + 5% for paypal (over current mtgox usd last) and the fees on my end. Not negotiable.
PM/post if you can help me out thanks
Otherwise paypal(verified, 6 years transaction history), google checkout, pokerstars and fulltilt are my other options. PS and FT accounts active for a number of years, can be verified by the checking the various sites (ptr etc) that they have been active (ie not banned for charge backs etc) for the last 3 years. Can do a amazon gift card, but I don't see how that's any safer for a seller.
Paying mtgox + 5% for paypal (over current mtgox usd last) and the fees on my end. Not negotiable.
PM/post if you can help me out thanks
Wonder how much the sites closure would hurt the bitcoin market if/when it does happen (assuming bitcoins still have value then)
silk road != bitcoin
Ofcourse, but all of SR's transactions are via bitcoins
it's probably will still a significant portion of all buying/selling once the people speculating exit the market
The only way a vendor can get a fair price is to have dynamic bitcoin prices based on the market in real time. Charge a 5-10% premium (bitcoins can drop $1+ in seconds with big selloffs) and it might work
They where sky rocketing lately.
It looks like the market is normalizing.
It looks like the market is normalizing.
No it doesn't, Still fluctuating ~$8 in the past 48 hours (admittedly not as bad as the $20 swings it used to do)