Topic: 2710 Thomes Ave Cheyenne, WY 82001 - page 2. (Read 13168 times)

The formation that is going on with Coinabul, CryptoXChange, and BitcoinMedia does not sit well for some reason. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.573519 ?

if you haven't interviewed him yet, ask him about the address and why he chose it.

Please don't turn all Bruce on us.


I don't think that using a generic registration address is damning in and of itself.  It's actually pretty common in a lot of places for businesses to use the addresses of their accountants or lawyers as their "formal" address, especially if they don't have actual offices.  There are also lots of businesses which sell shelf (and sometimes shell) companies and sometimes the details don't get changed when they are sold.

This one is probably a "wait and see" - it's not like there's any kind of urgency for people to use new services the minute they open for business.

Who, here, echo the sentiment that this is a mute issue? Go on record with a post to this thread voicing your opinion.

I met his daughter while working out at the Space Center. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm  Along with Bruce Willis (dude came off as an a-hole btw) ;p

Any particular reason you opted to want to know more about me or my brother-in-law that does the leather tooling of which he did three seats for Steven Tyler's motorcycles?

Like I've stated before, I'm pretty easy to find here in Sandwich, Illinois. Come on down and enjoy a cup of coffee with me. I will give you everything you request, but I somehow think you're not in the market for any product I have to offer--barn wood by me or tooled leather by Martin.

Therefore, let's get back on point. You, JohnnyCashout, came here specifically to post your remark toward me, caring less about how this thread may or may not effect the Bitcoin community. What gives? Thank you for joining the choir, but I feel you're singing off key.

I started this thread to help the Bitcoin community as a whole, and not trying to add some type of feather to my hat. If I'm off base, kindly show me where I err.

In light of what I've already introduced concerning Coinabul, do you (members here) feel comfortable conducting future business with them?

fixed it for you.. And, make sure its fresh, damnit! 

@Phinnaeus Gage

I might be interested in buying one of your custom leather wallets, but first I'd like to know your full name, address, phone number, criminal background check, social security number, employment history, credit report, medical records, fingerprints, DNA sample and stool sample    

Well then, please don't bogart all that smoke. Fire it back up and pass it around.

http://coinabul.com/index.php/terms-of-service


http://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/Display/Conditions_of_Use


...and new on the list:

http://www.fortknoxmetals.com/pages/Conditions-of-Use.html


The rest of the body content of all three sites reads virtually the same--mostly only the company names have changed.

Now, refresh my memory. What happened to that last exchange that used C&P in place of copywriting?

For those reading this while driving, here's the link to the NPR audio on 2710 Thomes Avenue: http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=1&islist=false&id=137573513&m=137579324

A very interesting segment, I may add.

I likes cheese!   

have we not learned that when there's smoke there's usually fire?

its a compliment.  the rib is for the MyBitcoin identity thread chase you put up during the summer.

I having a hard time figuring out who the "He" is.

It looks like others got "roped" into using the same address: http://www.google.com/search?gcx=c&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=%222710+thomes+avenue%22+%22Pavlo+Lazarenko%22

Damn! His name is off by one letter, otherwise I would have linked Pavlov's dog into the mix. Sorry, Bierka.

Morning, cbeast. I had a feeling that this post may be torn apart when I penned it, but I went and posted it nonetheless. I was tired when I wrote it, therefore allow me to take another shot at it. But before I do, I'm pretty sure you meant, "OK, thanks. I didn't know what "shell commpanies" were." I take that as a smart ass comment towards me, sinnce I offered up a description of shell companies in my first sentence preceded by a dash.

You are correct. Haven is the wrong word. Some corporations set up entities in Wyoming for other reasons. Like Matthew kindly pointed out, it probably was only for tax purposes.

That said, the following is a revised post:

A member of this forum, who has a vested interested in Bitcoin, desires to know why a Bitcoin related company uses an address in Wyoming known for dubious activities. Why, pray tell, was 2710 Tomes Ave. specifically chosen when ten of thousand other addresses could have sufficed in that state for tax purposes?

Allow me to add the following to the above:

I'm sure that a handful of bright fellows put Coinabul together. Are they now telling me that not a single one of them was bright enough to Google "2710 Thomes Ave." and say among themselves, "Hey, I don't think we should use that address"?

Therefore, allow me to do it for them: http://www.google.com/search?aq=f&gcx=c&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=%222710+Thomes+Ave.%22

Shit! My bad! Almost a quarter of a million results. Surely with so many companies using that address, it must be a good one. Good choice!

I want to make one thing perfectly clear: I'm not trying to cannibalize Coinabul, but:



What I've found to date is leaving a bad taste in my month. There were warning signs for other Bitcoin entities which have now fallen to the wayside because members here did not heed the warnings.

I'm not trying to be a thorn. If I wrong, I want Coinablu to blossom.



But I'll be God Damned if there's another Bitcoin acceptance company jockeying for position to harm this community.

That address is famous for having a ridiculous amount of businesses located there. There is even a show or short piece on it on TV.
He most likely got roped into a do it all service online like Matt Wright said.

Morning, cypherdoc. I'm withholding a response to your comment, for I'm not sure if it's directed towards me or at the post immediately above it. Please clarify if you desire a comeback from me.

Bruno

do a simple Google search for online incorporating.  see how many thousands come up before this type.

i've always thought you were a little bit of a kook but this one is good. 

anyone who intentionally seeks out a such a shady entity is trying to hide something. 

It's probably less dubious than all that. It was probably on online incorporation service and that online site that files the paperwork provided their office space as an address or something.

(Just a theory)

OK, thanks. I don't know what "shell companies are. Are they illegal or illegitimate somehow? I wasn't aware that there are tax havens in the USA. There are a few states that have low incorporation fees and also low tax rates. Just because a particular business is successful because it offers low rates for services, doesn't mean that it is violating any laws. If the Wyoming business is conducting illegal activities, perhaps law enforcement should be contacted? Personally, I would trust a company with a Wyoming corporation over one in the Cayman Islands, UAE, or several other offshore corporate tax havens.