That particular member might have got his funds back after a seven week wait and what seems to be a 30% loss therefore he was one of the fortunate ones. Not all their users are registered members here therefore we can only guess what has happened to others that could have used FixedFlaot at the unfortunate time they decided to freeze a swap.
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I agree, he's one of the lucky members out there because we don't have data on how many other users have got their funds back or still held by FF. There are other people that might have been suffering more than OP and still in contact with them trying to discuss and ask them to refund their money.[...]
I am happy to read that your funds has been sent back when their website looks operational again. But this breaks the trust of many that have used them and at the same time, I am sad that there's no compensation for the potential loss that you've incurred over the period of 7 weeks that they've hostaged your funds. That's annoying to read them say that the compensation shouldn't be expected. Come on, that's their customer's(OPs) money and not someone that has sent them freely and should be refunded when the issue was from their end.
After the drama surrounding their multiple hacks (or alleged hacks that either did not take place or did but were inside jobs), they have zero credibility now therefore must be avoided at all costs.
No doubt. All of this ruckus that they've gone through, whether it's a genuine hack or not, they've just lost a lot of customers for sure and won't be going back to them anymore. 
