Sure you are selling unregistered securities. If calling them "tokens" is the extent of your cunning, I'm afraid you're in for a rude awakening.
I am not a lawyer. You are not a lawyer either. I'm sure in some jurisdictions, like NYC, anything you sell is illegal. Our legal team said this is ok. I can only trust their word on this.
You do understand that being "just a contractor" absolves you no more than "being just a runner," correct? Otherwise everyone would rent a desk in Latvia, push unregistered securities, and claim to be working for Keyser Söze when they got popped.
I am not the one selling these tokens. I am not the one receiving the money from the sale either. I'm just answering questions on what these are, how they work, and what the company expects. I'm not promising profits, I'm not saying this is legal (consult your own lawyer before you buy this) and I'm not claiming this is a good idea. I am also not participating in this sale myself. None of the managers and owners are.
Nah, you do not know what SARs are. For starters, SARs are not sold but issued to employees.
Yes, we know. There's no rule against selling them either. So we're trying something new.
Regarding detective work, I'm not sure why it's needed. I'm not hiding anything. Everything about the company and the sale is public. All the addresses, along with all our names and faces are right here
https://wallet.mycelium.com/about.html Regarding the mailing address, please use e-mail. We all live all around the world, and our CEO travels a lot. Also, don't forget that our customers are typically the grey market types, not the everything-by-the-book types, and we have built our reputation within that space (where reputation is everything), so that's probably why there's such a disconnect between Mycelium "shills" and the "detectives." Some trust us based on our philosophy, others think it's sketchy to not have absolutely everything covered by legal. For me, personally, I have been in this space for years (since early 2011), have practically dedicated my life to it, and don't have any plans to disappear with the money. I
may quit the company in a very public way if I believe that it is doing something I believe is unethical (like spying on our users, or using money inappropriately), since I don't exactly need the money myself (technically retired over two years ago). But I hope to be in this space and this business community for as long as I can.
Seriously, though, what would you like to know?