Topic: [ActiveMining] Official Shareholder Discussion Thread [Moderated] - page 20. (Read 629889 times)

Ken Slaughter is a tough guy to track down but after months of dogged pursuit all my hard work was about to pay off. The email, from the current cryptically titled [email protected] mocked me from my inbox even before I saw it. Seems as though Kenny is back and he's up to his old tricks once again. The email contains a telephone number and instructions as how to use it, from the pay phone, beside the gent's in back of Popeyes, kenninge court shoppers concourse keninge south pol hill Newburyport. I can't understand what it says. I only speak English, but fortunately I do have connections. An old buddy of mine is a linguistics and dialects specialist with the DoD and he just so happens to appear as a pop-up screen as I am still lingering over Kenny's puzzling electronic mail.

"Hey-yo 10-4 good buddy... Just a 109 on the roger delta over and out!" Shouts my old chum in his endearing military clip. It really is good to see him, but why now?

"Operations have been narrowing in for quite some time mi compadre, quite some time," he pauses briefly to turn the gooey cigar butt in his war-battered jaw."you might say we are approaching an event horizon concerning all things Kenny "little G" Slaughter, and it looks like the chickens are coming home to roost!"

This is incredable,  almost too good to be true, but it is not, not by a long shot. No siree. Uh-uh. We haven't even opened the mysterious email from Kenny and already it seems international events are in escalation as we speak! What will happen next?

Stay tuned to this thread for more shocking adventures of two fisted microchip engineering and rye-soaked "coding" from the dossier marked "Kenny, a fool in the city"

I thought there was going to be a buyback of all shares at the issue or purchase price.   

Is the MSD aware cryptotrade still actively facilitates investment in AMC?

Is cryptotrade aware of the MSD investigation?  If they are and don't halt trading at the very least, they must be smoking some good intelli-hash!   

I gave them information about e-mail conversation, invoice, bank transfer and that I havent got my refund.
I gave the MSD (Shawn Hagerty) the same information earlier this summer.

I hedged my LabCoin investment with AMC/VMC <--- wicked smart.

The MSD hearing was supposed to be today or at least start today - assuming it wasn't delayed for a second time we should have some real info soon.

What did you tell them? Did they have anything to say about the MSD investigation? The MSD asked me if I felt ken had been deceptive. It seems as though he liked to make promises to delivery of goods he did not possess which is mail fraud in of itself, but pretty indicative of an overall deceptiveness of character  as well. Not that he didn't basically lie every time he uttered breath...

I got a e-mail from Missouri Attorney General‏ yesterday. They where asking for information regarding the refund. I hope that the investigation will lead to something.

I can't believe cryptotrade still allows this turd to be traded. fuuuuuuuuuuu

https://crypto-trade.com/securities/trade/amc_btc

Can ActiveMining shares be traded anywhere or redeemed?

its a bit ironic that youre still out here defending them isnt it?

While one might argue the toss on how bright your average ActM shareholder is, one thing is for sure, they have enough common sense to not follow through with your instruction.  Take the poll result on a sister thread and see how little appetite people have for sharing their personal details with the US Gov, given their involvement in Bitcoin.  Blahgraphics tried and failed to rally the support for his campaign/vendetta against Ken.  Move along, there's nothing to see here.   

Me three....

me too phew 

Still thinking of the pre-order refund... 

There's a couple things there. First, that's running with the assumption that Ken actually paid eASIC $1M like he has told everyone he did.
Yes eASIC might not have put out this joint press release without an agreement in place, but the wording is that they will use eASIC to create the devices. Ken might have told everyone he paid the full sum to eASIC for development, but the project might have been scrapped long before that money was spent and he was just lying about it.

Second, the 28nm Nextreme-3 just isn't competitive compared to a 28nm standard cell (or even the 40/55nm) ASICs produced by the competition. That's not eASIC's fault; it was just the wrong tool for the job at the wrong time.

what's really crazy is the eAsic - a trusted name in the industry for some reason didn't come through after months of development. and then all the failures right after. i'm curious to find out eventually how he was able to fuck up this bad. AsicMiner was able to accomplish much more with much less $