I do not have your BTC addresses and even if I did there is not a good way to pay out at this time. We are looking into things.
From GLBSE today (yesterday it just listed a claim code):Quote
Delisted
TYGRR.TECH has been delisted from GLBSE and is no longer trading.
Your balance of TYGRR.TECH at the time this asset was delisted was: 35
Your claim code for this account is:
Q: Why has this asset been delisted?
This asset has been delisted at the request of the issuer
OR
The asset or the issuer has exposed GLBSE to unacceptable risks or liabilities, and as a result we cannot allow it to continue using GLBSE's services.
Q: Is the asset I hold dead or worthless?
The issuer of your asset has been given a list of codes, such as the claim code shown above. Each code tells the issuer how many of the asset belonged to that account. The asset is still alive, and the issuer still has an obligation to you, the asset holder, but the asset is no longer traded or listed on GLBSE anymore.
Q: What do I do now?
To redeem your asset, you must contact the issuer, and give them the claim code shown above(think of it as a MtGox code). They may also ask for other details from you such as a contact email and a bitcoin address to enable them to be able to contact you and make payments.
Your issuer is:Chaang-Noi and the contact address they have left is [email protected] , please contact them as they are now solely responsible for this asset.
But thats not fair to me and other asset holders! We agree,it's not fair to holders of this asset, to other issers, asset holders and GLBSE itself. Delisting is a last measure when trying to deal with problematic asset issuers who are actively trying to damage GLBSE. We have a responsibility to all asset issuers and asset holders on GLBSE, if any one person is doing something that puts everyone else at risk, including GLBSE operators then they have to leave. This is a market we all share, for it to work we must all play nice.
If you are serious about calling nefario a scammer, I hope you have submitted your evidence to Theymos. Regardless, he is claiming you have everything you need for shareholders to get with you. If you are correct about the claim codes being insecure somehow, then GLBSE/nefario would be liable for that once it was proven. Until then, if you have a list as GLBSE claims, it's not really feasible for people to make them up.TYGRR.TECH has been delisted from GLBSE and is no longer trading.
Your balance of TYGRR.TECH at the time this asset was delisted was: 35
Your claim code for this account is:
Q: Why has this asset been delisted?
This asset has been delisted at the request of the issuer
OR
The asset or the issuer has exposed GLBSE to unacceptable risks or liabilities, and as a result we cannot allow it to continue using GLBSE's services.
Q: Is the asset I hold dead or worthless?
The issuer of your asset has been given a list of codes, such as the claim code shown above. Each code tells the issuer how many of the asset belonged to that account. The asset is still alive, and the issuer still has an obligation to you, the asset holder, but the asset is no longer traded or listed on GLBSE anymore.
Q: What do I do now?
To redeem your asset, you must contact the issuer, and give them the claim code shown above(think of it as a MtGox code). They may also ask for other details from you such as a contact email and a bitcoin address to enable them to be able to contact you and make payments.
Your issuer is:Chaang-Noi and the contact address they have left is [email protected] , please contact them as they are now solely responsible for this asset.
But thats not fair to me and other asset holders! We agree,it's not fair to holders of this asset, to other issers, asset holders and GLBSE itself. Delisting is a last measure when trying to deal with problematic asset issuers who are actively trying to damage GLBSE. We have a responsibility to all asset issuers and asset holders on GLBSE, if any one person is doing something that puts everyone else at risk, including GLBSE operators then they have to leave. This is a market we all share, for it to work we must all play nice.
I would think you would want people to go ahead and make their claims with you (via PM or otherwise) so you could distribute the liquidation income you didn't get to distribute on GLBSE. You could then hold that information for when additional equipment is sold and make new payouts.
