Topic: [BitFunder] - KENILWORTH - Real World Mining Opportunity with Bitcoins (Read 54742 times)

What's your Bitcoin address? I'll send you $5 worth of Bitcoin so you can have unlimited calls to Australia for a month.

Also, you probably shouldn't be investing in anything if you can't afford $5.

the buyback was for zero btc total. I guess it is a formality to strike it from havelock's books.
the complaint thing is way complicated and I am advised to actually telephone Australia for a bunch of stuff. I cant afford to call Australia as I'm in Canada.
still working on the complaint form even though I don't feel much like even thinking about it these days. I will try to get results emailing the various law enforcement over there, but it don't look good.
it was a dumb investment and i didn't put too much in, i hope nobody else did and judging by what goes on in this thread my guess is not many folks did.
the more I look at it I feel like these kenilworth asshats probably aren't even in Australia, so I'm kinda discouraged, but its on my to=do list.
fuuuu

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i'm still like this;
30% actM
60%AM
35% labcoin

5% wildcards (kenilworth petamines etc.)

i got a good feelin!

I have arrived at that conclusion at a particular point in time, drawingthesun.  The point in time where that conclusion was justified, i.e before (magzy's?) email became public knowledge.  Temporality implies flux, drawingthesun.  Shit changes.

Not sure how you arrived at this conclusion. We know for certain that the MSD is gathering evidence for an investigation.

There's absolutely no evidence of any investigation beyond Slaughter's own claim.

to tell you the truth I have been hesitating to file the complaint.
I will explain by way of the example of another contentious security in this forum, namely ActiveMining. I also have a position in ActiveMining, who recently had a complaint filed with their local regulatory body, and that has only resulted in all shares being untradeable, thuslty screwing all the investors, whether they had faith in ActM or not. Needless to say there are some pretty angry investors out there.

Activemining has had problems getting their act together, but now it seems they are delivering on their promises...EXCEPT for getting shares online, but because of the actions of one disgruntled shareholder, everyone is out in the cold.

In comparison, Kenilworth has basically disappeared (no replies here, or from direct emails) so it is not fair to compare them. Activemining is actually trying, Kenilworth looks like they are simply a thief...so I would like to complain, and would advise all shareholders to do so, BUT ... I do not want to act alone and then bear the wrath of members here who feel they should continue to be given a chance.

maybe we should have a poll? Are you invested in this apparent scam? would you like to see actions taken vis a vis complaints to the Australian authorities?

I have a very small stake in this shitty mess, so I am not desperate to recover funds. I invested in good faith for the novelty of the idea and to support this sort of BTC/real world investments direction, but I feel like I have been taken for an ass.

Put your feelings regarding filing of complaints in here and I will take it from there.

I graciously give of my time, hoping to instill a modicum of common sense in the great unwashed of these fora, and you ask me ... "what's your excuse"?  

Edifying kindness towards my lessers require no excuses, young man!  To me it is noblesse oblige.

Don't be ridiculous.  You gave your shares to Ken, and he doesn't want to list them or pay you dividends.  He simply conned you again.  There's absolutely no evidence of any investigation beyond Slaughter's own claim.  Shares in Active Mining are trading on CT right now.