-Understanding the logic your using , .org is out of the question because of a link a group has to ACP , associating them/it to an organisation is against everything it stands for . It's a tightrope walk and not everyone can be pleased, even considering a change to .ninja  BUT would it be taken seriously ? Most likely not. A community currency is about everyone's views and points but again complaints would come from a change as it's human nature especially in crypto. In the end of the day the end goal is not only for Anarchists to have something they can call their own and contribute within a community to it's development and use but to help the funding towards protest groups in the form of donations. Rallies like this http://www.anarchistsprime.com/#!-/cyvb/2 come at a cost , banners, signs , meeting halls , transport -
 
The big picture, ACP is past it's foundation stage and going on to a growing/marketing stage
Even that in itself could be considered non Anarchist , but where does it stop as to totally isolate itself not to exist {using media such as twitter , getting the word out other than via threads and chat rooms, using you tube and other forms of media to promote itself}

Anarchism has many extremes

Well it is obvious that he is avoiding to answer it, it cant mean anything else rather than is truly is his account.
Do you have statements that rent was paid from that account ? From that landlord? It would be a big deal if you have it.

Where I can give publically available information I will but things like bank account numbers and other information I will withhold for the courts and Police. I have provided as detailed account as possible so people can decide if he is a thief and see if he replies.

 

In mid-2013 I was just starting to get in to bitcoin. I built up what I thought was a trusting relationship with an ebay user named rkum3541 and I transferred 2 payments totalling £1000 to a Natwest bank account and the payments were confirmed as successful. Looking back now this was obviously pretty stupid.

Once the money was transferred the user stopped replying to my messages and I later found out that other people had been victim to this.

I managed to trace the ebay user to a male named Ronald Kumar. From these details I established that he lived on Cranbrook Road in London. I started Court Proceedings and won the case due to no reply. Months later I was contacted by Mr Kumar as he had a CCJ on his file that he knew nothing about. At first I thought that he was simply trying to get me to remove the judgement. However, he knew nothing about bitcoins and had a good job so it was unlikely that he did have any involvement.

It turned out that Kumar had moved from Cranbrook road which is why he never got the paperwork. When KUMAR moved out the new tenant was a Mr Ricky Heuwel. Heuwel then used KUMARS details to hack his ebay account and start selling bitcoins. I have shown a picture of HEUWEL from his LinkedIn and facebook profile to the landlady of Cranbrook Road who confirms that it is him. She also said that he spoke Africaan which he lists in his Linkedin profile. She also has all the details of his bank accounts and guess what… the natwest account I transferred money to is the same one he used to pay his rent.

HEUWEL has now moved from that address but is the registered director of Digital Gold ltd with an address of 98 Stanley Road, Croydon, CR0 3QB. He has made posts about this company under the bitcointalk username of digitalgold. I wasn’t surprised to find that HEUWEL was involved in digital currency given that he had stolen from me pretending to sell bitcoins. So, the paperwork is now with the Police and a small claim court file has also been opened.  


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I have now asked Ricky to confirm or deny if the bank account is his or not. The Police are also currently checking the owner of this account and I'm waiting for their reply. Most landlords or landladies would take banking details when deposits are paid. I have contacted her and asked for the paperwork to be forwarded to me which I will scan and add on to this post.

The comment about africaans is highly relevant. If someone had stolen his identity and bank account and then rented a house it would be one hell of a criminal that went as far as to learn personal skill sets from the identity he stole. Given that the landlady specifically remembers him being able to speak Africaans suggests that the person who rented the house is in fact Ricky. Unless by a massive coincidence this person looks exactly like him, speaks the same languages and uses the same bank account!!!

Please post links to his Bitcointalk.org profile(s).

Yeah well that's deformation of character making accusations like that publically ,
which is claimable for loss of business.
I have had transactions with digital gold and they have gone far and beyond , pleasure to do business with and will again do business with without any hesitation. Wonderful communication and trust 100%
 

So how does the landlady have the exact same bank details as the ones I transferred money to? I haven't assumed anything. It's taken me 2 years to track you down and an innocent person even got dragged in to the court case. I hope you enjoyed spending my money but now it's time to pay it back!

I want to share a story with you all.  In early November 2014 I was doing something online and I saw an ad for this thing called a Hashlet.  It looked kinda cool so I clicked on it.  On Gaw's homepage I read more about it and I was like "what the hell?" and bought one.  I think it was the genesis that I bought first for $6.95.  I got the email and logged into Zencloud and activated the sucker.  I fiddled around a bit and checked out the Zencloud site and come to find out they also gave me a free Genesis as a gift. Then I logged off and went to bed.  A few days went by and the payouts were steady so I decided to buy a Zen.  It was $14.95. A few days or a week later I noticed this odd little icon on top of the Zencloud UI, so I clicked that and it took me to Hashtalk.  I registered and started following threads, not really posting...just lurking.  Soon I ran across a thread that calculated ROI on Hashlets if you were mining these things called Hashpoints.  Apparently if you had a Zen and pointed it at the Hashpoint pool you could potentially ROI in a matter of like 45 days.  This was all based on 400 hashpoints = 1 Hashcoin = $20.  So I switched my Zen over to the Hashpoint pool.  Then sometime later the Paycoin white paper came out.  How amazing this coin sounded!  Around this time Josh decided to let all Hashlets mine Hashpoints.  So I pointed all of them at the Hashpoint pool.  Then Josh gave us the option to convert all of our Hashlets into Hashstakers (except the free gift one).  So I did so as it seemed like Gaw was moving away from mining.  Immediately after conversions were over came the ICO.  I had like 800 hashpoints so I got 2 XPY.  Perfect! It was just enough to fill my stakers.  Meanwhile I won some XPY and was given a few during contests and giveaways on Hashtalk.  When Paybase launched I had around 15 XPY plus a couple in stakers.  For a long time I just held my coins waiting for $20 to arrive.  One day I said screw it and sold them all for around $8.  The next day I had seller's remorse and bought them back.  But the price had dropped so I ended up with more.  I've bought and sold a few times now and quintupled my holdings to 75 XPY.  That's where I stand now.  If I sold them all today and walked away I would still have over double what I paid for my Hashlets.  But I'm a patient man and if somehow I end up getting a $20 valuation for them it's $1500. Repeat fifteen fricking hundred dollars from a twenty-one dollar investment!

tl;dr: Always make money definitely applies to my experience with Gaw.

Is several hundred thousand xpy being sent to Cryptsy enough proof? Or what about xpy being sent to Cryptsy/Bittrex from GAW controlled wallets when all zenminer/paybase withdrawals are disabled?