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Thanks! Will do.

So, I received a dividend notification a few days ago and managed to get access to my account via password recovery. However, I need a PIN of some sort to withdraw or transfer my shares. I'm confused. Didn't even know an account had been created for me. 

Oh, crap. Some more of the "I was advised" and "I can't explain" rhetoric that seems to have gotten popular lately.

For now I'm in favour of waiting, by the way. If the other issuers get handed an acceptable solution and you don't, well, then it's time to sue.

Nicely put. 

Am I not making myself clear? I'm a bit irritated because of the thread renaming and the edited original post. Don't see a reason for both. :-)

I DO put the blame squarely on GLBSE, but when you change the thread title to "A" (which is a bit misleading and makes it really hard to find) and delete the "contract" in the OP you're not just waiting for additional info but shirking responsibility. The measures I proposed would go a long way to restore confidence, at least for me. Why don't you just publish those numbers? At least answer this: do you calculate dividends or do you think it not worth the effort as you don't intend or expect to ever pay out?

Hm. With the thread title changed to suit a, let's say, minimalist aethetic and the OP gone, I have a request: as I own a foolishly big amount of TYGRR.BOND-A shares I'd feel much better if you'd publish the dividends somewhere, preferably a website (http://tygrr.com maybe?). Gigamining's doing this as well, and it wouldn't need a lot of effort: http://gigamining.com/

You could also publish the bitcoin address where you send the dividends to, so we can be sure you've got the funds to pay.

At the moment you're in a better position than other issuers, as you've got some information at least as to who owns what. I still have my GLBSE claim code, so if no information ever comes from GLBSE I'd like to have your confirmation that you're, well, not going to "just keep the BTC and walk away."

Otherwise these changes to the thread look a bit fishy.

Thank you.

Victor returned principal in full and paid interest. Thank you very much!

Also, while I do take responsibility for how I spend my BTC I still find it ironic that the only GLBSE-investment that ever made me any money was my short time in a Pirate-passthrough. That's my fault, but getting a big portion of my investment locked out of GLBSE without any warning is not.

I have to say, I'm pretty pissed about this. While Goat obviously doesn't care very much about his investors (or he would at least TRY to reassure us that he won't just keep our BTC and pout), I think the blame lands clearly on GLBSE.

I bought these bonds under the assumption that I would be able to trade them with other market participants, even if there was so little of a market to begin with. Now I can't even try to sell them back to Goat as there is no market price.


How? When? To whom? I don't read EVERYTHING, how was I supposed to know about your personal feuds? And how come this mining bond is a "liability" while others aren't? How come HYIP assets aren't? How come frickin' OBSI.HRPT isn't?

What other assets are about to be delisted? Do I need to sell all GIGAMINING shares or risk them becoming worthless overnight? There needs to be more transparency here or I don't feel informed enough to trade on this platform.

Holy crap, I have no idea what's going on here. 

So, Goat, should I contact you with my claim code? Is there a plan?

Thanks for the offer, I really appreciate it. Issuers of other securities should take heed.

I definitely don't want physical hashing power (hey, I buy mining bonds to avoid the noise, heat and hassle) but I will probably take you up on the ASICMINER offer. First need to read through that mother of all threads, though. And collect at least two more dividends. :-) I'll PM you in September.

If the current blockexplorer average interval between blocks is to be believed, then difficulty changes every 12.6 days:
http://blockexplorer.com/q/interval

So, stochastically.com puts the Div Yield at 4.52%. That's 2.64% for 7 days. By comparison, Gigamining currently has 1.67%, Bitbond 1.81%. Right? I really like this asset, but the ROI calculation is a PITA. Math is hard. I shouldn't do investing. :-)

http://www.stochastically.com

"Lunch is for wimps." - Gordon Gecko

I actually haven't seen the movie, but isn't Gecko supposed to be a caricature of the greedy Wallstreet broker, not someone you quote to make a point (unless you want to undermine said point)?

I for one like lunch very much. :-)

So, am I the only one buying these?

0.008 BTC dividend per share (and shares went for 0.15 BTC) isn't too shabby. Even when the "payout  after difficulty change"-system is taken into account.

Is my math completely off on this? 

I hope this posts have the wright affect.

Bybye newbye sukkers!!!!!! !!  

(Edited to add appropriate amount of exclamation points.)

I ment "newbye secion" off course. How embarasing.

(One to go.  )

Theirs a speling test? Thats wierd. Ill definitaly never get out of the newbie section than. I loose. How dissapointing.

Dam grammer facists!

 

I've been lurking on the forum for quite some time now and "discovered" the Child Boards only after two months or so. For some reason I always scrolled past them, not expecting to find anything of value there. Maybe I'm a childophobe. 

Me too. I was quite content lurking. But. PM are useful. Also, why not contribute to the community?


If he/she didn't take you up on that I'd be willing to send you some Francs. Are you interested in paper money or coins?