Topic: AMHash1: Cost-Effective Mining Contract - page 27. (Read 304259 times)

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Why bother embassies. Just go to the UN!

Oh good, because what all this really needed was a fourth thread rehashing the same
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amhash-10-btc-reward-for-info-about-amhash-owners-974893
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/real-life-data-on-amhash-responsibles-976421
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amhash-crisis-management-and-co-ordination-982267

Amhash1 Ponzi/Scam Victims Unite!

I understand your concerns. Believe me that there is no incentive or anything I could gain by running a scam like this get compromised and get into trouble. Of course it may be costly and I cannot guarantee the results because not even a lawyer in any case can. If a lawyer guarantees something 100% he's a con because he cannot predict what can happen. I can only say that that there is a high chance of pressing the responsible people effectively  so that they will compensate Amhash customers. I do not know the companies financial standing or whether FC is found and pays back (I am personally almost sure they will never find him) but I believe it will be dofficult to get off the hook.

Look on my arguments:
1. there are many reliable legal services in Shenzhen specializing in commercial law and white collar crime (as today in our case it looks like it). Retaining such services by businesses from overseas has become more common in China.
2. as flame pointed it out CHina's officials approach to international crime has changed as they understand how much the economy is loosing because of it and they do not like it at all.
3. you do not want to be in such troubles as the people from all three companies in China as the law is very harsh. We want to settle and recover our assets not to ruin their lives of course.
4. to do so would be quite easy and costs effective to some stage if legal costs are distributed among large group of people. Unfortunately I am not in a position to let someone else deal with this issue but I am happy for others to join our group and take part in it. We cannot be that transparent for obvious reasons but the more people actively participating in this effort the better.

I know that it will not be easy but I do not think that it is entirely impossible for a group of strangers to hire a legal representation and make a successful claim. Even in China.

At this stage I have not approached any practice directly but I may get a name in a day or two. Altrnatively I can work it out and contact a few of them one by one and ask for background and pricing. I prefer however to use  EU based solicitor who is Chinese.

Actually I think your criticisim silverspoon is constructive.

 

So the transparency you speak of is the ability to match tx id to tx?  Awesome!  Useless, but awesome.

Yeah, and you can use a Luger to pound nails.  If it's no one's business what you do with Bitcoin, the "transparent public ledger" sales pitch starts looking a bit limp

^lol @ "dark traits" & advert for mixer service in ur sig.

Acting thorough embassies does not make much sense to me, I do not remember any situation when this worked in a business fraud. It is a good method to release political prisoners etc.

I tell you this:

How much would it cost to hire a law firm in Shenzhen to prepare a legal report on chances of a successful claim, tactics, risks and costs?
I think it would take perhaps two pages and 3 hours of work of a lawyer. What hour charge they may have there? Some top tier firms higher some lower. I am sure the market and competition varies the prices

http://www.hg.org/law-firms/criminal-law/china/shenzhen.html

Perhaps someone (preferably from China) approaches one or more of the companies listed above and ask?

Just to be a bit constructive for a moment. What do you think?