You could just read the thread. It's not that hard.

Have you considered cancelling your pre-orders and getting refunds where possible?

Cyberghost has regular giveaways like this.

See http://www.cyberghostvpn.com/malwaretips

It is quite catchy! Thanks 

Thing is that exchange rates can fluctuate. When it is rising people cheering, when it's dropping people are crying.

And in the end BTC1 is still exactly BTC1

Even if the grammar and maybe even syntax of his translations are far from perfect they will likely still be of an higher quality than google translate. His translations can be a good value for those who do not need formal/legal translations but still demand more quality than google translate provides. Not all translations are for publication.

Also I'm assuming he can do Dutch <> Turkish and English <> German.

Emphasis mine.

What do you base this statement on?

It's like the police officer that told me I was speeding without knowing where I was going and what time I had to be there.

Quick scan tells me the slowest is:
CORTEX-07: 2240MH/s

And the fastest is:
CORTEX-40: 6928MH/s

That's an huge difference if you'd ask me. Keep the info coming, it's really interesting to see!

bayou / old zedicus;

You have to admit that the scenario proposed by QuickSeller (the account was sold with the intention to gain it back through signed messages) is at least plausible. If you got hacked/cheated I understand you're sour about it at best. But some restraint would be in order. Staying calm and reasonable is more likely to lead to an acceptable resolution. Rants filled with expletives are not furthering your case. Especially since even if you were hacked QuickSeller and the eventual account buyer may still have acted in good faith.

If I understand BadBear he has no conclusive evidence for either side, and thus no basis to act upon. In my society we are guilty until proven innocent. I extend that to QuickSeller / new zedicus.

You are both right and reasonable. I haven't seen the new owner do anything weird yet. The "Hero" rank may give them more credibility than they earned, but I guess others will have to see through that. It's hard to tell who is lying and who is telling the truth. I have seen no evidence of an hack. I've seen no evidence of a sale either. As much as I'd like to have some conclusive evidence I'm not willing to invest time in it.

I left my feedback (which I deliberately made with the only facts that I know) as a note (for myself) that the account was sold once. I do not know another way without any negative/positive trust effect to leave a note like this. I had a secondary motive; giving new zedicus a reason to convince the community that they obtained the account in good faith before they get kicked out of their signature campaign.
I admit it's not the intended use of the trust system (and even assholish to make them risk losing their signature campaign) so I will just rely on this thread being around to provide my "note-to-self" and remove my trust on the zedicus account.

I hope account buyers will find a way to avoid these disputes in the future.

If the "compelling evidence" is made public my feedback will be removed. So far the "buyer" of the account is being shady in my opinion. And the original owner is disputing the sale. Something is up, isn't it?

Maybe it's a bit of a vicious circle... Buying accounts is a pretty underground activity right now. So people don't trust bought accounts and leave negative feedback to warn others. In turn account buyers try to hide.
However, the circle can be broken from both sides. The buyer can take the first step and be transparent about what happened. That could breed enough trust to get the negative feedback returned.

And in this case the negative feedback might accomplish something. I know the new owner is signed up for a signature campaign. The negative feedback thing may get him kicked out of that. I hope it will give them an incentive to resolve this particular issue openly.

Well, not at least it's in the open that the account was bought.

Regarding this compelling evidence... Just saying it's there doesn't convince me. You'd have to provide it. Publicly.

Of course, there's no need to convince me at all. So carry on I guess.

Also the new "Zedicus" is pumping out posts like crazy. They have to make 400 posts a month, at BTC0.0012 per post. That is BTC0.48 per month.

If they bought it at BTC0.5 they will ROI pretty fast.

Calling them thieves is a bit too much. They may offer a product that is not a good deal for customers, but they're not actually stealing anything.

Not like the turingstations thingy you talk about, which is an obvious scam. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=769984.60

I actually shared your curiosity and if I looked at the right block and counted correctly it would have been SlientBit. But feel free to check the block by yourself...

Funny someone mentioned contradictions...

Attracting a soul mate is messing with someone's free will. I mean, you force the soul mate. Money? It comes from somewhere. You got it without returning anything to the previous owner. I doubt the previously owner put it in your hand willfully.

Anyway, the power of make believe is strong (placebo effect). So best of luck to you and your business.

Finally, this is a Bitcoin forum. Please price your products in BTC.

I would listen to him when it comes to the Bitcoin economics. Even if he is wrong on that I would probably still learn something. But I'd be aware that his understanding of the technology is possibly limited and would not take any statement he makes that involves the technology (hackable, 51% attacks?) for granted.

That said, getting some exposure at PhD level is nice. He seems to take a genuine interest in Bitcoin. Having another bright mind on board won't hurt 

I was actually looking for a VPN service. Let's see if my good luck is still working.

I would like the CyberGhost VPN - 1 Year 

FTFY