Tawsix - you've still not detailed what hardware is being liquidated potentially. If you refuse to respond because you doubt I'm a shareholder, then I demand that you post a fake motion linking to somewhere private that you are willing to freely share information and respond to shareholders.

Hi, is this still active?

I would trade on a new exchange as well as GLBSE, if it is made well. I suppose I could easily set up a new fund to do like LIF.A and trade shares on your new exchange as soon as it gets set up.

Anybody who has a company on GLBSE: if a new exchange opened up and promised to be more reliable, would you move your company there?

It sounds like a fair deal but for next time don't issue more bond then you can sell simply issued in batches of shares until the market seems saturated. Nefario has been online and has been talking to the community recently, Please send him a pm on this forum and on the GLBSE and I am sure he can help you

Nice job invalidating my votes and putting up a new motion I will not be able to vote on.  I'm spending the week with family (thanksgiving holiday) and I won't have access to GLBSE until Sunday night (around the beginning of Monday, UTC).  For what it's worth, I vote against liquidation of mystery assets.

No, I sell the hardware and the money that comes from selling it gets passed on to shareholders as dividends until there is no more hardware to sell.  An estimate of what you'll get out of it is around 0.87 BTC (at today's prices) per share you own.  [($9000 revenue/ 2.235 BTC/$) / 4608 shares]


To others: The time I logged is from straight working on computers.  It does not involve the time I spent driving around picking up materials, it doesn't cover gas, it doesn't cover wear on tools, it doesn't cover time spent on this project besides working directly with the computers, it doesn't cover internet costs, it doesn't cover insurance costs, and it doesn't cover property taxes, to name a few things it doesn't cover.  And that's just my things it doesn't cover.  The value from the contractors is straight time paid, it doesn't cover workman's comp, it doesn't cover the materials they donated, it doesn't cover gas, it doesn't cover their insurance, and it doesn't cover their fees, to name a few things it doesn't cover.

So here is the ultimatum: I will give you a total time logged.  I will give you the activities that that time was spent on.  I will give you a (non-comprehensive) list of materials that were donated or borrowed that otherwise would have had to have been bought.

Or I will sit down and basically audit myself and account for every screw, every plug, every wire, every second of my time, and bill the company for it all.  I will ask the contractors for bills.  These bills will be far greater than just time worked (which will also be on there, except at their actual working rates, far greater than the $30/hour or so I am giving them).  I will gladly post the proof of these bills from the contractors.  At that point there will be no going back, and the contractors will be paid their bills to the best ability of this company.  Their bills will be far greater than the $10,000 we could expect to make from the liquidation.  Investors will not see a single cent of it.

Perhaps some of you aren't grasping the magnitude of how much was given to this company to make it work.  I didn't collect dividends so this company could get off the ground.  I didn't charge for time spent so this company could get off the ground.  I called in a lot of favors from a lot of people to give me help for free so this company could get off the ground.  I am tired of people acting like that did not at all contribute to the company being profitable, and that it did not contribute to the dividends the investors got, and that it didn't contribute to the growth we were able to experience.

So here's the deal: say the word, and I will put up a motion concerning this.  I won't vote at all on this motion, it will be purely an investor vote.  Just keep in mind, if that motion goes towards asking for bills, there will be no going back, and there will be no money left for investors.

There are still 29 shares left for me to buy.
Whoever has that 29 shares, please sell it & let me close this & prove my honesty.

Ben I will put something together asap, is there anything specific you think I should include that would help?

teek

So fast? I didn't even get to vote. Have you considered that some of your shareholders, might not check this forum or GLBSE more than once a week?

Sounds like Ben Walsh knows.  I believe I identified him earlier on, when he was inactive for some weeks.  I am fairly confident that I could get the dox again if need-be.

Hi Ben, duly noted.  I will see what I can do about clearing those items up in the coming weeks. Honestly I gotta say, the information listed for the bulk of the companies on that directory, is very incomplete, and is basically no more than I have provided on this forum thread (yes there are some exceptions, LIF maybe a couple more).  We find ourselves in an awkward position due to the nature of the GLBSE, we are kind of forced into this limbo quasi-anonymous land because of ridiculous laws.  While our business is 100% on the up and up, I find that revealing too much about it / us bares a level of risk that has to be dealt with delicately. 

What I can tell you right now is this, we have dozens of GPU's currently mining in a few locations.  We are currently renovating our offices, and actually just yesterday got the power and conduit in our new server room installed, panel and plugs wired up, etc.  I'd be happy to provide pictures of it, and will be putting pictures on the new website when things are buttoned up. Construction has taken a little longer than anticipated, so we are kind of in a holding pattern.  Not to mention, blockminers is the smallest of our ventures, so yes, it does take a backseat from time to time.  The facilities, server room, etc, are for our primary business and that business does have to come first.  However, that doesn't change the fact, miners are mining, shareholders get 1 mhash, and we are currently only taking a fee that does not yet even equal the cost of power.  In the past, we have seen mining companies come on GLBSE, and ask for a IPO basically starting from GPU0.  We've had dozens of GPU's going since June, there is value here.

The hodgepodge of miners is currently at our homes, and around the office, running various miners (linuxcoin, guiminer, etc).  Right now it is fairly inefficient, due to how it is laid out  however the plan is once we can actually move into the new server room, we will consolidate everything, run BAMT, etc.  We have network admins and developers on staff and a webdev / layout / UI guy just joined our team on a trial basis this week. His 3rd task on the list is blockminers new site... we hope to be providing some nice stats etc on the new site.  On the new site we can put out financial statements etc, if we decide that we will be offering shares of the company. Right now, we do not, because the shares do not represent ownership of the company, the company remains private.

You seem to be quite involved in the GLBSE community, i'd be happy to provide evidence to you if you would verify in the public forum that you believe we do, what we say we do as long as our actual communication remains confidential.   If you have any other feedback i'd love to hear it!

teek

Ya, I wouldn't give too much crap about that...I'm still not listed there. The problem here is that Nefario gives companies login information to post and edit their profile. Nefario has been away for awhile though, so everything there waits until he returns. I heard something about him being in an accident, so ya.