Topic: The pirate speaks - page 5. (Read 12963 times)

Pirate has their money, they want to be kind so they get it back.

Br honest, how many of you are still giving him money in GPUMAX?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXOCHn7Vfec

The bolded below I think is just hilarious. Pirate followers that would follow pirate off of a cliff. They are like little dogs waiting on their master's every word/move.

Well, not just that, but any threat on a person's life or property can be taken very seriously, online or not.

Exactly.  Hence, "And then, to troll you..."

Money won't be freed up for disbursement by that date, though.  Typically, claims by unsecured creditors aren't even formally verified until assets have been realised and a distribution is imminent.  From what I can see, they're trying to get payments made to the family of the principals and to affiliates disgorged.  This will likely drag on for years rather than months.

Well, there's a deadline to present the preliminary liquidation plan for Zeek Rewards to the judge on Oct 8th.

Yep.  This is what I assume he means too.

Can we stay on topic for once, please?

Okay well in the movie lets get Anthony Hopkins (or maybe Michael Caine) to play the client and oh I dunno, maybe Johnny Depp to play Pirate.

Hopkins/Caine (Client) behind a desk piled with stacks of "decks" of unmarked twenty dollar bills. You know, the bound with a paper ribbon batches, but make them look used so its clear they are random unmarked bills not fresh from the counterfeiter's printer or sequential bills fresh from a bank.

Client: "Nice to look at, isn't it? I love the smell of small unmarked bills in the wee hours of the night. Go ahead, take a whiff. I'm afraid that is all I have for you this time, however, as your services are no longer required."

Stage Direction: Pirate makes a move toward taking some of the cash.

Client: Ahem, not so fast young man. Just smell it. The smell of it is all I have for you this time, your services are no longer required. Luigi?"

Stage Direction: The Thugs, led by Luigi, move in on Pirate, "gently" and "courteously" ejecting him from the premises...

-MarkM-

I doubt the date corresponds to a court date.  Even if there was a court case on Oct 12th it isn't like they would be handing out certified checks and bags of cash on the courthouse steps.  Most likely it is a stab in the dark.  He hopes he will have at least some of the money by Oct 12th.  Oct 12th likely is as far of a "deadline" as he could offer without too much backlash (I mean just imagine if he said May 2013).   The reality is nobody is going to get anything from Zeek Rewards for at least 180 days (and if really unlucky 18-36 months).

Of course it is kinda funny that none of Pirates victims have asked about ..... "the other clients".  So Pirate can't repay because some client is holding the funds/coins.  What about the rest of the funds/coins?  I mean say this "big client" (isn't always the unamed big one who takes the money) was 30% of all the funds.  That means Pirate has already returned 70% right?  Oh wait he hasn't returned anything (other than a single token small account which was designed to delay and obfuscate).

I tried that on google, but came up empty. FWIW.

I don't suppose Oct 12th is some kind of Zeek Rewards court case date or something by chance? I'm sure the Zeek Theory advocates would love that.

-MarkM-

Add on top of that the statement that people who sue him are not eligible for repayment, no lawyer would say or allow the client to say that. 

No generally that would be stupid.  Pirate would also need to spend lawyers fees potentially tens of thousands of dollars in lawyers fees to defend against multiple lawsuits.   So rather than pay "X" to the people suing he would not pay them, spend $10,000 potentially lose the suit, pay X, plus any other fees and penalties the court throws at him for being a world class scumbag.   People who are sane settle up with those filing a suit first.  What are the people not suing going to do?  Sue?

Pay =  Nothing to sue about.  
Don't pay = could cost you thousands extra.

Then again Mr. Trevors is just scamming lowlife garbage.  Anyone who had a legal counsel would have been advised to not say anything.  Not a single word.  It would be his lawyer who made the statement.  Generally that is what lawyers do.  You can also bet his lawyer wouldn't be stupid enough to document attempted extortion and fraudulent conveyance against the creditors that he admits owning funds.  Mr. Trevors has legal counsel like I have Satoshi's private keys.


Funny how desperate people fall all over themselves to connect the dots in the most implausible way possible to show themselves "it could be true".  October will come and go.  Then there will be another excuse.  Maybe he blames it on the lawsuits.  One of the people suing got a court order freezing the bank account so he can't pay until he can fight that and get it lifted.  Oct into Dec.  One of his investors got cold feet because of all the suits.  Dec into Feb.  Next September some on the forum will still be holding out hope that "soon" they will get paid.

Running isnt that easy if you have a wife and kids.
But at least he would be able to afford a lawyer and so far, I dont believe he actually has one.

Read it more carefully. He claimed to have made a move to secure the USD, not to have actually succeeded in securing the USD.

Quite possibly he (in the fictional-or-not scenario he might be trying to convey or imply) tried to grab the dollars to make up for the client not giving him the coins, and didn't get the dollars or the coins thus now has to wait until a court date to find out whether a judge is going to tell the client to give him the coins or to give him the dollars.

-MarkM-

And if he still had the money or the BTC, he would be enjoying life abroad instead of keeping trolling and bullshitting on irc.