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Lolling at Bargraphics resuming his shilling duties, if there ever is a reckoning, i bet that's where many of your remaining bitcoins went!
And to whatever idiot children are still cheering this endeavour on and on, none of this hardware will mine more bitcoin than you could buy with dollars right now
I wish ken and all the investors the very best in their vision for BTC but to engage in blatant meandering of customers pre-order money is tantamount to stealing (see my email thread with VMC above)
I have refrained from contacting the police over VMC's fraud thus far.
My bank has advised me to file a police complaint.
Says that if I want to file a complaint with them (and effort to reverse the wire transfer funds from their Bank of America account) I have to have a case number.
Given that I'm not in the US I have to file a complaint with the Australian Federal Police who in turn will contact the FBI (it being a federal matter as opposed to a state one)
There are also some free trade obligations that have to be satisfied as well but haven't looked too far into this.
With a crime reference number in both australia and the US the bank counterparties can then enter a dialoge to recover funds.
Members and shareholders, at which point should I contact the police and register a crime has taken place in order to get my money back from VMC?
Another post deleted because it paints vmc in a less thsn favourable light