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1  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: January 08, 2015, 04:35:31 PM
Hi folks,
Apologies for not responding earlier, been very busy plus trying to work out the best way to manage graet.loan with the changes at BitFunder. My initial hope had was to find a larger investor that could buy graet.loan from US based lenders and continue on BitFunder, BitFunder announcing it will close made that harder.

Timing in BitcoinWorld seems to be an important thing, the forums were down for days, came back, I went on a family vacation and a few hours after I left changes at BitFunder were announced, by the time I got home my portfolio had lost > 60% BTC value and I had a large number of redeem requests. In the past I have been able to fulfill redeem requests quickly but I do not have the liquidity to pay out many requests at once. The loan was mainly used to consolidate multiple smaller loans and to be able to use a central management system to pay interest, also in the past when possible I have bought back graet.loan on the market, not all 200,000 issued are still in circulation.

I still consider graet.loan to be a loan and intend to continue to pay interest and to buy back as I am able.

Best wishes
Graet


Here is an old message. Graeme admits he gambled with creditors coins by buying some unregulated securities.
2  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: December 12, 2014, 05:44:31 PM
i had 133000 shares, how is the payout gonna happen?
Jerrod will convert $30,000 to bitcoin and payout. He will divide 30k for 32.5 million shares. One share gets $0.0009 or 0.00000260 bitcoin. You will get 0.35BTC. Jerrod took all 1700BTC and $30,000 is leftover from one of his accounts.
3  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: December 11, 2014, 04:24:25 PM
Yes I have read it, that is why I have the lawsuit cued up ready to go.  There is ZERO reason for the 1700 BTC to be gone when just flipping inventory for a profit.

He is either stole it all or someone else stole it. We can guess, because Jerrod refuses to tell what happened. The transparency he promised is bullshit, he hasn't given any info about the operation. I hope you can get something from this criminal.
4  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: December 10, 2014, 06:43:49 PM
I thought the estimated amount was already determined to be around 30,000 USD?

Ok, shareholders are waiting for Ascension to confirm the account contains $30,000. Ideally, the $30k would be converted into Bitcoin and distributed back to shareholders. I'm not sure of the probability of that occurring.

If that is all that is coming back from 1700+ BTC the lawsuit will be coming.  I know people have said the money is gone, but if it was scammed criminally all personal assets will be up for grabs too.  There is no other excuse for the BTC to be gone in a business that bought them and sold them on the fly with a small inventory.  BTC has dropped so that would account for some loss in USD, but no loss in BTC.  I'm just asking for my BTC back, I'll take the hit on it's depreciation.

Let's wait for the scammer's response first.

Haven't you read what Jerrod told? He said many times there is only 30k usd, all of the rotating inventory of 1700BTC is gone. Nothing is left.
5  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: December 07, 2014, 09:06:37 PM
There is zero reason for it all not to be here still.  I have PM's from numerous people, the lawsuit is ready to go unless I and the others receive their full principal back. I have expect my 20BTC by end of weekend.

You can go right ahead and sue him. Jerrod told many times already there are no bitcoins left. All the 1700BTC were scammed by him long time ago. Probably over a year ago.
6  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: October 19, 2014, 09:06:49 PM
Does anyone have dividend history from the beginning of this operation? How much he paid out total dividends? I'm sure it's a lot less than 1700BTC. That is the proof he scammed us.
7  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: October 04, 2014, 05:51:34 PM
Here is a letter from our merchant account regarding when the funds will be paid out.

You sold at least of 1700BTC of inventory. Are you saying you sold them for about 20 dollar a bitcoin?

Let's assume you sold them at the time when your business stopped. It's was in October/November. It must be 200-500 dollar a bitcoin. It's $300k. Why did you sell all bitcoins for so cheap?

We all know you scammed people. If anyone still believes Jerrod is honest, you're stupid. He stole all BTC or sold them very cheap to himself. The only way is to report and sue him.
8  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: September 14, 2014, 12:22:08 PM
1st release candidate has been in play for a while now, and we clocked it stable (massively expandable) at around 2.1 Ph/s for a few days, allowing us to hit the milestone of 1000th bitcoin blocked

1000th bitcoin, or 40 blocks of 25BTC? Total 1000 bitcoins?
9  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: September 09, 2014, 10:03:01 PM
[h3]Request for information[/h3]

I am requesting the 'Current company information' company extract document from ASIC ( https://connectonline.asic.gov.au/RegistrySearch/faces/landing/panelSearch.jspx?searchText=152308239&searchType=OrgAndBusNm&_adf.ctrl-state=tas6tde7z_4 ) regarding WeExchange Australia, Pty. Ltd. I believe that someone here has already paid for the document.

If you do, please email me.

You are a scammer too. Graet will ignore all of your requests and demands. When people gave you bitcoins they didn't have any kind of written agreement with you. Legally they can't demand anything from you. You know this very well.

You didn't have any written agreement with Graet either. His forums posts mean nothing, so you can't do anything. Graet might pay other creditors a little bit, probably very little only because he doesn't want to lose his face completely. But you're a scammer, so you're last on his list.
10  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: September 09, 2014, 09:43:42 PM
As this is a personal debt, I'm very sure that you will receive adequate compensation if you take legal action.

What's his address to serve a statement of claims?

According to my sources no one will ever receive any adequate compensation.

Graet is almost broke. His promises are just words.

9 month ago he said he would repay bulk of the loan by mid 2014. Now he promised 20BTC to all of us, which is pathetic. By the way, he still didn't pay those 20BTC. 20BTC is 1% of 2000BTC. According to my sources Graet bought back about 7000 of his shares, which is 70BTC. So he still owes 1930BTC.

I know how much his "btc businesses" make. It's very little. If you sue him, you get almost nothing after all legal fees.

Write this off, he is really a degenerate just like Justin00 says.

According to my sources in summer 2013 Graet had BTC securities worth at least 1000BTC. Almost all of them were scams and he waited until October or Novermber when it was too late sell them.

Graet himself admits his garbage portfolio lost 500BTC value in October. In summer his garbage portfolio was worth much more.

I'm not going to list what he had and how much. I can say I verified some of the data my sources gave me. It all was correct.

We can hope for very little compensations. Suing will give even less, because according to my sources he's almost broke.
11  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: September 03, 2014, 03:23:31 PM
One is e-mail. If not, then prove that you still has access to your BitFunder and Weex accounts. All the account data, account names, passwords and 2-factor from both is in hands of Ukyo and Graet, who is the director on Australian Weex.

So don't give me this bullshit. Graet has access to all the data. Graet either doesn't give a shit or is just too lazy to verify account data.
He's only indicated he has access to the list of Bitcoin addresses. Bullshit or not, you can't determine if he has more data than that.

I say this once again. Graet is the director of Weex Australia. Ukyo and Graet made together the Weex. I'm sure Ukyo can give the data of specific users to Graet if he requests it. All the customer data from both Bitfunder and Weex is backed up to Ukyo's back-up servers, I know that for sure.
12  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: September 03, 2014, 12:15:54 AM
What about if someone has set wrong address on bitfunder and is now on vacation? Graet doesn't care about that? I thought a honorable man would do it the other way. He would wait for confirmation of the address from all creditors.

But Graet doesn't care, he will then blame his creditors if it happens.
If they have the wrong address on Bitfunder, how would he identify the owner of the loan units? If you no longer have the private key to the address, you're pretty much screwed.

One is e-mail. If not, then prove that you still has access to your BitFunder and Weex accounts. All the account data, account names, passwords and 2-factor from both is in hands of Ukyo and Graet, who is the director on Australian Weex.

So don't give me this bullshit. Graet has access to all the data. Graet either doesn't give a shit or is just too lazy to verify account data.
13  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] Graet.Loan - Paying 0.05% interest daily on: September 02, 2014, 01:21:37 PM
What about if someone has set wrong address on bitfunder and is now on vacation? Graet doesn't care about that? I thought a honorable man would do it the other way. He would wait for confirmation of the address from all creditors.

But Graet doesn't care, he will then blame his creditors if it happens.
14  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: July 23, 2014, 11:51:32 PM
Please PM me so we can create an action group.

What is your plan? To hire a US based lawyer?
15  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: July 23, 2014, 11:49:30 PM
Even if you so, which would take incredible mismanagement, assuming you sold all the bitcoins at a conservative average rate of $100, that leaves $110,989.66 unaccounted for.

The price went up from 100 too 1000 in more than two month. If he sold all 1700 BTC at once for $100 he sent all those money right away to bitstamp. According to Jerrod it takes about a week to get money to the exchange. During one week the price went up maybe 20%, so he must have bought back 80% of 1700BTC.

If you repeat this process during increase many many times you lose eventually almost everything. But that would be the most idiotic thing to do. Anyone with any sense would stop after one losing round. Jerrod is telling us he is that idiotic. It's a strategy to play dumb so we let it be.

What Jerrod tells us is the same thing as if you would rent a car to a guy and he would drive taxi and pay you dividends. The cars would be yours. But the guy would sell your car for 10% of original price and pays you the dividends from these money for a couple of month. When taxi business goes really bad you want to take your car back but the guy tells you he sold it and paid what he got saying it was dividends. So you lost everything, no car, no money, only a bit dividends.

Can Jerrod tell us where we told him to sell all the circulating inventory for really cheap price?
16  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: July 01, 2014, 12:50:11 AM
At the time of launch, this was a lucrative fund.

No it wasn't. It was never lucrative. It was lucrative on paper and on assumptions the hash rate growth would be slow during the fall of 2013. Every bad investment looks good at some point especially if you believe unfounded promises and calculations. The way hash rate increased during those months only the best case scenario would make it barely profitable. So if they started hashing in November as promised, it would barely make profit.

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Personally, I liked the aggressive reinvestment plan and the promise to repay public before private shares didn't hurt either. At the time the IPO opened, I don't believe anyone anticipated HF would be as late with shoddy equipment nor the shutdown of bitfunder (and the poor choice to go to cryptomex for accounting & trading)

Even though I don't completely agree with some of the decisions & actions, or appreciate the lack of communication, it's easy to throw Will and DeadTerra under the bus in this situation in which they really have little recourse but to react to problems caused by other parties. Tying IceDrill so tightly and exclusively to HF was a problem since our success then depended entirely on HF's success.

All of the losses in this case are because DeadTerra gave the money we paid to him to people he didn't know. It was out his hands and out his control. When you get millions of other people's money you have to be very careful with them. If it's out of your control and you trust someone else to do something for you, you have to know and trust those people. You have to go through their plan, all the details and goals. If something is not done right or delayed, you make sure with correct legal work you get reimbursed very quickly.

If for whatever reason he couldn't make a good legal deal or didn't know those people very well, he must have put a stop to the whole operation and return everything. That's what an honorable man should do. When you take other people's money be very careful what you do with them.

He didn't. He trusted those people whom he barely knew with 24,000BTC. At that time it was over 2.5 million dollars and that was enough to produce own ASIC, including design, wafers and chips. 2.5 million dollar was enough to produce own ASIC on 65nm.

I thought DeadTerra learned from previous mistakes and knew what he was doing so I invested 5BTC. Turned out he is still an idiot. I started worrying when he defended his unrealistic calculations in September and October but still hanged hoping they would deliver. Now I know it was a mistake to trust him with my bitcoins.
17  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] IceDrill.ASIC IPO (235 Thash Mining Operation powered by HashFast) on: June 27, 2014, 08:49:14 PM
Is there any other outlook for investors besides hoping for the largest possible award in the settlement with HF

HF has very little remaining assets. We'll get pennies of dollar per share. Once again DeadTerra trusted investors' funds to people he didn't know. They turned out to be scammers or completely incompetent, what a surprize!

Last time AsicMiner saved his ass and he paid out a bit over initial investment in his Gamma Fund. This time it's a total failure. Why are we so stupid that we trust these idiots?
18  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 24, 2014, 09:01:12 PM
Everyone who have losses in this scam operation should put negative trust to criminal Ascension. He took over 1 million of dollars from us.
19  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 23, 2014, 12:28:18 AM
It is impossible, due to logistics, to instantly convert/maintain all funds in bitcoins.

I didn't suggest you keep all funds in bitcoins. I said you keep a constant amount of bitcoins in addition to FIAT. You are proving my point again. No one who runs arbitrage business is that retarded.

We did not receive a salary for any of the time we invested into btcQuick and we plan on returning everything that we have back.

Liar.

20% of funds raised from shares after the first batch will go to the current issuer for the hard work, time, effort and success of btcQuick.
The remaining 80% will be added to the inventory cycle.

Hard work and time and success. Can you believe this? He took our bitcoins in his scam operation and called it success. It was a success to you, not to your investors. We lost almost all bitcoins we gave you.

Just some calculations, please correct any errors.

By 31 March, total BTC to be raised:
Early bird: 500BTC
Second batch: 750 BTC
Third batch: 1125BTC

Total: 2375BTC

Out of which, 300BTC will be used to pay back a loan.
375BTC will go to you - the owner / promoter - for hard work, time and effort.

Total inventory: 1700BTC.
This inventory increases by 1200BTC if you sell forth batch of shares too.

You took almost 2400BTC from investors. 300BTC to pay back a personal loan. 375BTC for "the hard work". The rest is 1700BTC is inventory that was supposed to be rotated. Of course you had to convert some part to FIAT to keep at exchange to buy bitcoins the moment they were sold. But the price was quite stable for few month and total inventory could be again 1700BTC after some time.

Don't act like this "proposal" is something really new and you could never understand it. It's all very simple. Bitcoins get more expensive. You lose everything eventually without keeping constant amount of bitcoins. Stop saying it couldn't work like this. You can make arbitrage business run with 10 bucks. So stop all these lies.

You took 300+375BTC for "work" of scamming us. You stole then all of 1700BTC of rotating inventory. Just give it back, you don't deserve a cent.
20  Economy / Securities / Re: [BitFunder] btcQuick - Bitcoin Sales Service on: June 22, 2014, 06:02:40 PM
I really can not believe you were that stupid to think that was a feasible business model

He is a scammer. Why did the problems happened exactly during the last peak? It was his plan from the beginning to steal all bitcoins during the peak and blame it all on slow banking.

In the end he planned to act stupid. Almost every scammer tries to play incompetence card. Then people are angry, but not as angry if it's simple theft.

The way Jerrod tells us his business supposedly worked is a sure way to lose all the capital. He's not that stupid.
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