Quote from: MrCEO on April 17, 2015, 08:10:59 PM

Quote from: pbj sammich on April 17, 2015, 08:05:34 PM

Quote from: bumpershot on April 17, 2015, 07:49:38 PM

Actually, it does. Fraud requires intent, as does illegal misappropriation.

To clarify, this is fraud in the way that all hashlet sales are fraudulent, but I don't see the evidence that he intended to defraud a charity. I don't think there's any additional fraud going on beyond what occurs during an ordinary hashlet sale. I think it's a fuck up followed by an ugly resistance to make up the difference. There were a lot of really incompetent people making a lot of poor decisions (like the entire concept of Paycoin) and making a lot of mistakes. This smells like a fuck up.

I would contend that he showed intent. He knew they sold 48k prior to making the donation. Therefore, when making the donation he unintentionally left out the other 38k?

pormise was made before knowing how much, i thougt we sold 10000 at the time, the promise was tyo donate 10000., read the posts, check the dates u fudding troller

No the promise was to donate 100% to the 9/11 memorial fund. That did not happen.

pbj sammich

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