Topic: 📈 NastyFans: The Bitcoin Enthusiast Fan Club (est. 2012) - page 196. (Read 959607 times)
ozcoin has been down for something like 24 hours now. Not sure if we're still mining there or not. Just wanted to point that out.
Also I just noticed this:
What are Gifted Coins?
What are Gifted Coins?
That looks like the field that used to say "dividends paid". I must admin, I like Gifted Coins - sounds much more altruistic.
Looks like a move to avoid using the language of Wall Street, and reinforce the fact Nasty that this is more like a partnership or a cooperative so it hopefully doesn't get blasted by the SEC.
Nasty do you have any plans on how you are going to handle payouts?
The only comment I can make at this time is to have faith and rest assured that I have been busy.
Quote from: GLBSE_Website
Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
... Now what?Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
Nasty do you have any plans on how you are going to handle payouts?
Also I just noticed this:
What are Gifted Coins?
It's UP! Go Go Go! 
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
This sounds like good news. Now to wait for GLBSE to send the email...
SWEET!!! ... I think... hmm interesting... I just logged in and did thingies
Quote from: GLBSE_Website
Claim finished
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
Your claim has been submitted and will be reviewed. You will be contacted (via the email address you provided) to keep you up to date on the status of your account, we will try to get your bitcoin to you as soon as possible.
... Now what?
No surprise there, we invested in OgNasty himself as much as the minng operation.
+1
More in the man, less in the machine
No surprise there, we invested in OgNasty himself as much as the minng operation.
It's UP! Go Go Go!
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
This sounds like good news. Now to wait for GLBSE to send the email...
Entered my information, glad things seem to be progressing. Big shout out to OgNasty though, did a great job of keeping us all in the loop despite minimal communication from GLBSE.
It's UP! Go Go Go!
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
This sounds like good news. Now to wait for GLBSE to send the email...
I'd rather see my investment companies send me that email.
It's UP! Go Go Go!
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
EDIT: It seems the "AML" identification screen was removed, just asks for an updated email, btc address and a tick to choose to share with asset issuers that info. Next screen says the account is closed and that we'll be contated by email with further info.
This sounds like good news. Now to wait for GLBSE to send the email...
if GLBSE does not give out any info on who own what before the first ASICs ship.... you can't do anything about it
True. I am currently operating under the assumption that I will be made aware of who owns what.
Let's hope for all our sakes that things will be resolved quickly !
if GLBSE does not give out any info on who own what before the first ASICs ship.... you can't do anything about it
True. I am currently operating under the assumption that I will be made aware of who owns what.
Really hope we have a new way to trade shares and receive dividends before the first ASICs arrive.
You will.
Are you located in the US? I am just wondering about the possibility of the SEC coming to get you for trading an unregistered security?
That would be most sad as this is the one bitcoin investment that has promise.
Really hope we have a new way to trade shares and receive dividends before the first ASICs arrive.
You will.
Be careful what you say here OgNasty, if GLBSE does not give out any info on who own what before the first ASICs ship.... you can't do anything about it
Just saying
Really hope we have a new way to trade shares and receive dividends before the first ASICs arrive.
You will.
Oh hi
Good morning.
Really hope we have a new way to trade shares and receive dividends before the first ASICs arrive.
You will.
Well the contract stated we own the hardware so if I'm correct the GLBSE shutdown shoudn't change anything.
If we get the codes to prove you own your shares it should be possible of OgNasty to keep running the operation trough this topic.
Hard to be positive in the bitcoin world these days
If we get the codes to prove you own your shares it should be possible of OgNasty to keep running the operation trough this topic.
Hard to be positive in the bitcoin world these days
Yeah. At least there's that...
Presumably, the weekly scheduled dividends from 2 days ago will still be paid whenever uh... just whenever...
Really hope we have a new way to trade shares and receive dividends before the first ASICs arrive.
Well the contract stated we own the hardware so if I'm correct the GLBSE shutdown shoudn't change anything.
If we get the codes to prove you own your shares it should be possible of OgNasty to keep running the operation trough this topic.
Hard to be positive in the bitcoin world these days
If we get the codes to prove you own your shares it should be possible of OgNasty to keep running the operation trough this topic.
Hard to be positive in the bitcoin world these days
"You will be able to get back your bitcoin,..."
till the doomsday.......
till the doomsday.......
do you have a list of shareholders and number of shares?
No.
Well from this message on the GLBSE site, "You will be able to get back your bitcoin, and if you want to reveal your username, email, and a bitcoin address to accept payments with, you can continue your relationship with the issuer of any assets you hold," I would think they have some intention of making this available to you at some point, although if they don't I imagine there's not really anything anyone can do about it.
Also, I don't really know how things work on your end; did NASTY have any funds stored on the site from sales of shares, do you have possession of it, or is it all tied up in mining hardware and pre-orders? Thanks in advance, just trying to figure out where NASTY and its shareholders stand.
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