Zeros for me too now... though it wouldnt matter anyway until the password glitch isnt fixed.

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I dont speak about sueing. I speak about getting infos. The infos ukyo cant give because of legal reasons. I guess a lawyer should get the info. Sueing probably wouldnt help but without the info i cant judge what this all is. Its simply too hard to me to get what reason should prevent ukyo from speaking.

Your confidence is a nice thing... but i think you simply werent in the wheels of scams before. This confidence is something one has when he wants to believe. I want to believe too but i saw these kind of developments too often to be happy. I guess you dont have to wait long until you get told that someone stole your coins or so... nothing can be done anymore... the coins will be paid back from personal earnings over time. Such promises have been done by others already and we know now it wont ever happen again since these were clear scams. The no information policy of ukyo gives me no confidence that this will take a good end somehow.

Because parting people and their coin should be stress-free and effortless.
Because waiting and waiting and waiting some more has always paid off big up 'til now.
Because if there's anything we can take away from all of the previous scams, it's "wait FTW!"

BTW, thanks for making scamming pleasant & painless here.
Pirateat30, Sam Noi & TradeFortress send their love & ask you to just keep bein' you.

I guess you dont wait since 2 months checking the forum daily for news and you dont have much at stake. If i risk one bitcoin only i would be relaxed too.
Ukyo never spent much time on shenanigans when he had work. Obviously he cant do much yet.

[03:34] <@Ukyo> its also been holidays as Danny mentioned.

Wow. Just wow. Ukyo is saying 'I promised to say what happened with over the 2 million dollars that was deposited into my exchange and than vanished into thin air. Maybe I'll give an answer this week. Oh sorry it's pushed back there was a holiday.'

Does anyone buy this? 

This is the ole BFL "coming in 2 weeks" run-around.

Ukyo, although many have been understandably impatient, there are probably 10x more of us silently appreciating the work you're doing to fix these problems.  Your credibility is unparalleled is these parts. 

Keep up the good work!

I think that from what Ukyo said so far, it is pretty obvious that manual withdrawals are processed in the order they were submitted on WeEx and any posting of ticket numbers here is futile.

On the other hand, I also think that it would save a lot of time for everyone if Ukyo posted some simple rules of the game. Like if your WeEx withdrawal got stuck, you have the following options:

1) Post a ticket on WeEx and wait in line until I process your transaction manually

2) PM me to cancel the withdrawal which I will do within a day (2 days, whatever...)

Something like this collected in a short post would help. And it would also help if once every day Ukyo posted the date of the last transaction he processed manually so that everybody could monitor the progress. This would immediately stop posts like "I tried to withdraw on xxx date, when can I expect to get it?"

Sorry - was confusing this with one of the other offerings trying to sell on hardware/pre-orders at a big markup.

Make up your mind whether you're running a bond or a share.

If it's a bond then fix in stone what gets paid.
If it's a share then add accountability in - and take your cut via a defined management fee.

This vague "it's sort of a bond but I'll try to give a bit more than X but without any guarantees and I'll keep whatever I feel like" approach just isn't one or the other.  Investors should know what they're entitled to from the contract.  If it's a bond then they're entitled to some fixed payment.  If a share then they own the output of everything bought with funds raised - less costs and management fee.