Read through my law services thread.
I am a law student at Trinity College, in Dublin.

I am going to be specializing in virtual currencies and their law as it pertains to the EU, although my scope is much narrorwer at the moment (just looking at Ireland).
I cannot take this case on because I am not certified to practice law, but I can certainly provide some feedback and I am always keen on learning about new cases.

If you would like to use e-mail to discuss the matter, let me know in a PM.  If not, I wish you luck.

I can't really blame the guy for feeling that way.  I cannot stand Jimmy, but I would do the same thing as he.  Bitcoin donations would be a drop in the bucket as it relates to the Bitmedia foundation.

You do know what Satoshi Dice is, I take it?

I cannot even begin to try and decipher what your gain is here, OP.

Acura makes great vehicles.

The equivalent of your offer.
Looking for a face-to-face transaction, had one deal fall through.  Have some local interest that is conventiently unresponsive. 

Pictures on request (shoot me PMs of your offer!)

Boy... that escalated quickly!

Great, so we have that in common.  Nothing invested in the company.

But see we deviate in this regard.  I let the actions of a company dictate how I perceive them.  You seem to think that because Ken can speak professionally (what an elusive trait! (please sense the sarcasm)), that logically, his company must therefore be as well.  Here is where your logic flawed my friend.

Yelling and screaming gets people no where, but nothing tangible after countless millions are invested into a mining company speaks louder than a professional voice ever can.

 

Since ActMining's inception, it has been a waiting game. 

I don't think you're Ken, I think you might be a guy who got in too deep and is now hopelessly faithful.  Funny how those two go together.
Either way, Active Mining, in my eyes, is vapourware.  Pure and simple.

What's the context here?  Are you saying Active Mining is a legitimate mining business that will eventually satisfy its share-holders?

What I am realizing more and more is that to get justice as it pertains to virtual currencies, guerrila action is required.
I won't define guerilla action, but I certainly cannot blame individuals for feeling compelled to resort to measures such as posting SIN numbers.

I've been following Active Mining closely since its inception and anyone who stands up for that company is faithfully blinded, or in on it.  

I personally have not invested in the company, but I know some people who have and they are simply hopeless.  Since "Ken"'s company was pulled from BitFunder (I think that's where it was listed, correct me if I'm wrong), only diversions and veils have been offered by the company.

Something as simple as confirming one's ownership of shares is denied.  This is a basic share-holders right (to know their shares are legitimate shares!) and he has breached that.

When I was a lurker, I saw one fellow, I think Volcanic something or other, post here with some serious dox.  Then he left.  Maybe he was threatened, I have no way of knowing.

There is shady **** going on under the surface of this company.

I would take the ounce of gold.

Bump before I sleep.

Please see:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=484105.0

Thanks for the heads up.  This is what I was worried about.

Market bears are excitable?  Who knows.

End of 2015... my guess would be somewhere around $2,000 USD (assuming that's the currency you're using to convert).

You will never remove theft from one currency.
Where there is currency, there will always be theft.

New Bitcoins are started every day.
Can we create a new, successful, Bitcoin... only if the majority agree with your beliefs.

Amazon's selling their brand now?!   
I guess these would be good for GridSeeds.  Any comment on the quality?  The finish looks pretty nice.