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"You are hereby banned from our services," he wrote in an email to BTCKing that he copied to Nelson.
According to the complaint, Shrem then privately wrote to BTCKing, without including Nelson. "Your email address is banned," Shrem wrote, "but you can use a different one."
If that's true, there's nothing more to be said. You can't make a point of banning someone for illegal activity, then tell them on the down-low that they're not really banned after all and that their illegal activity is A-OK as long as everyone thinks they're banned. That's not a good strategy for staying out of prison. According to the complaint, Shrem then privately wrote to BTCKing, without including Nelson. "Your email address is banned," Shrem wrote, "but you can use a different one."
