Topic: 📈 NastyFans: The Bitcoin Enthusiast Fan Club (est. 2012) - page 190. (Read 959381 times)

Nice. Blaming the victim.  I hope you don't treat all of your customers in this manner.  To keep you in the loop, I've contacted glbse once again.  Expect an addition to your nasty list.  Again 12 shares, yoganfan (or bctrader_0000 on GLBSE), don't forget.

I confirm that is nonnakip's site and I have trusted him with your data already.

Interesting....  I am not sure exactly how many shares I had or the exact address I used :/. Having a two year old with no sleep isn't good for the memory.

I just received an email from nonnakip redirecting me to a website where I need to fill out my bitcoin address that I gave when GLBSE went down and the approximate number of shares I held when GLBSE went down.

Want to check again with OgNasty that he endorses this site https://83.169.18.186/glbse and that the data I provide in there will be safe.

Also, can I make the assumption that somehow this site will support the transfer of ownership or trading of NASTY shares ?

Thanks,

Brat

Sounds interesting. 
Will this site be used to trade in shares and manage the payouts for NASTY MINING?

Hello NASTY MINING followers!

This is my first post here but I am not new to NASTY MINING. I participate from the beginning. GLBSE was fun but now it is time to stop pretending to play Wall Street. OgNasty is a great person and the NASTY MINING operation is cool. All of us have fun following and supporting and advising the mining operation in the exciting Bitcoin world. It is time we organize our enthusiasm and efforts for NASTY MINING instead of playing GLBSE.

I know OgNasty for a long time and give technical help sometimes. When GLBSE died I decided to organize the NASTY MINING fans so we continue having fun. I created a website to run a unofficial fanclub. I showed the website and OgNasty said it is very cool. It is still young but I think the other fans will have fun with it also.

OgNasty gives me a copy of the NASTY MINING GLBSE list. I use this to setup fanclub member accounts. But you must activate your account and set a username and passsword. I will send e-mail to you with instructions.

After we convert the GLBSE users to NASTY MINING fanclub members I will open the fanclub to the general public. Then other enthusiastic NASTY MINING supporters can join the fanclub.

I am active in the forum now because I have important resposibilities so we stay together now. I am excited about the new unofficial fanclub. I am excited about NASTY MINING. This is fun!

Can yell us which website or what he has done to earn your trust?

Someone with my complete and total trust.



I gave nonnakip the list from GLBSE because I saw a cool website that I think NASTY MINING enthusiasts will enjoy using.  No, nonnakip is not linked to NASTY MINING in any way.



Yes.

Ok I will bite...

Who is nonnakip?  He has next to no posting history, so I cant tell what projects he is or has been involved with
Why did you give him the list of NASTY shareholders, is he linked to NASTY in any way?
Where will nonnakip make his announcement? In this thread?

Brat

UPDATE:
I've provided forum user nonnakip with the list I received from GLBSE.  I have seen a cool website that I think NASTY MINING enthusiasts will enjoy using.  I'm sure plenty of discussion will follow nonnakip's coming announcement.

If you aren't on the list, you have no business with NASTY MINING.  As stated before, others who weren't on the list were able to contact Nefario and get added to the list within hours.  If you are choosing not to do this, you have only yourself to blame.

I don't deal with Nefario. Nefario has a scammer tag and hasn't been active since Oct 18, 2012.  I don't deal with scammers.  My business is with Nasty and glbse.com


To what address? glbse.com has given me zero communication, other than blog posts to email him and be patient.  Well? I emailed [email protected] and I'm still waiting.



I just PM'd you. Let me know what you find. Thanks.

Contact Nefario again and return it immediately. Also, you never PM'd me your email address to check if you are on the list.

There have been dozens of people to check if they were on the list.  The only 2 people who weren't on the list contacted Nefario via email and were on the next updated list within hours.

I'm a little annoyed and slightly nervous...

I received a double payment of 0.1098873 BTC on Oct 18, 2012.  I waited (and waited and waited some more) for an email from GLBSE asking for it back along with an address to send it. Nothing.

I emailed [email protected] asking for the address and heard nothing.

Now, you have a list, I still have the double payment and I guess I'm forfeiting my 12 Nasty shares over .1 BTC?  I don't even know if this was my balance when the shutdown happened.

What's going on with the double payment situation?  Seriously frustrated....

Yea, it was worth waiting. I am really happy to see the progress.
Can't wait to see the figures and buy more shares
Many thanks OgNasty

Thanks ognasty, everyone else for asking/answering some of the questions I had about the "moving on" process. Feels good to know we're all on the same page... For now, unless something I'd like to see addressed hasn't been mentioned, I'll mostly just watch the discussion and follow any instructions I get via email or see in this thread.

Just repeating to emphasize:  Thanks

I've received an updated list from Nefario. 24,890 shares are now accounted for.

I'm feeling pretty comfortable with this amount, but will wait until the end of the weekend for further updates before moving forward with the next step of this process.

Shares outstanding are shares sold on the open market (or otherwise in the hands of share holders).
Shares issued are the total number of shares the stock exchange granted to the asset manager.

Here is a scenario: If you manage an asset and plan to sell 1000 shares, but want the opportunity to sell more in the future, you setup your contract with 1000000 shares. And then only sell what you need. Then as the asset grows (more equipment, hash/s, etc.) you can sells more share with out having to re-structure the whole contract.

So to answer your question, you dividend should be based on the number of shares outstanding.

+1

As far as I remember, there were only approximately 7000 outstanding shares around the time GLBSE closed, although 25,000 shares had been issued (but not sold), and I believe the dividends were being split amongst the 7000 outstanding shares.

I'm a little confused as to how to calculate my own stake - if I have X shares, do I own 100% * X/7000 or 100% * X/25000?

Can someone explain: issued vs. outstanding, and what it means for the average nastymining fan?