Dude, I think that's slander. He may contact the Bitcoin Police and put you in bit jail.

Do you think that GLBSE is the place to put your hard earned money? Do you normally just give away your money? Do you have a problem with someone calling out issues with a website that takes peoples money?

You are the problem, not the solution.

I have no account on SA. How can I prove this? Does an IPO on the GLBSE count?

Apparently because someone points out there's something wrong with the Bitcoin Mafia the person is labeled a troll or an SA member.

I do not look like this:



Or know what SA is.

I wasn't aware that Facebook IPO'd on the GLBSE.

How much working capital do you have?

Do you have a business license?

What country are you operating out of?

Where is your full contact information?

Do you know how to create accounting statements?

The GLBSE isn't a stock exchange, you are essentially asking for a loan. What is your collateral?

What is your plan to return equity to owners when you essentially go bankrupt?

Do you have an SLA?

Do you, or have you, created a business plan?

Who is this company? Is it just one person operating out of a college dorm room?

eh, these companies are all scams. Prove otherwise? Do they have business licenses?

Who would I be convicted from? The Bitcoin Police? Yes, I know who they are: http://www.efwhyeye.com/?p=318

There's no reason they can't reply in this thread if their so called 'company' isn't a scam. Or the GLBSE site. Who makes money from GLBSE? Just the owner who gets a percentage.

And I'm not the one asking for capital to fund my 'mining' operation with no intention of paying anyone back.

You must be one of the people who think ponzi schemes are ok to market on this so called 'exchange'.

He just knocked on my door, I snapped a picture of him with my cell phone:

lol, the Bitcoin Police. I checked out your site linked and it recommends I get a plumber in Winnipeg.

Let me see your badge!

hmm how about at a minimum:


The 'Companies' must follow generally accepted accounting standards. Have you seen how these 'Companies' are reporting their earnings? Did the people complete 6th grade math?

Have an independent Board of Directors

A minimum stock price set before delisting

Full contact information for the responsible party. Asshat776@gmail.com isn't full contact info.

Must respond to information requests in a timely manner.

An audit committee so what the 'owner' is saying is true. A picture of your bedroom isn't sufficient.

A report must be filed - in Bitcoin timelines, this should probaly be weekly.

Sufficient working capital for at least 6 months.

Public float - At least x% of shares must be owned by the public.

An audit committe for GLBSE to enforce standards.

Really? It's not the Exchanges role to vet 'companies' that have nothing to offer other than scamming people? Bit Ponzi just slipped under the radar huh?

GLBSE?

http://www.efwhyeye.com/?p=252

ahh, ok.

That domain name doesn't even make sense. Is it supposed to be 'bitcoinportal.com'?

I'm sure RSA thought the same thing. Nothing is 100% hack proof.

Of course your money isn't safe. If they ran away with your money what would you do? Nothing. Look what happened with mybitcoin. They ran away with 50%, bitcoiners just bitched and did nothing.

That crappy site doesn't even have a trusted SSL cert.

If the hackers are from China then it doesn't fucking matter what the law is.

Changing your password when a forum is still hacked isn't a good idea.

What? Bitcoiners are too much of pussies to even hire a lawyer or call the police when they get scammed.