Update:
I have paid half the arbitration fee, TF is refusing to pay other half.Here is the most recent contact from judge.me :
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Payment request judge.me arbitration
Date: Sun, 31 Mar 2013 01:38:59 +0100
From: Peter-Jan Celis <
pj@judge.me>
To:
admin@glados.ccCC: MoneypakTrader <
moneypaktrader@tormail.org>
Dear Glacos,
Due to the delay in processing your claim I offer to arbitrate this case
for 2 bitcoin total fee.
Each of you therefor has to pay 1 bitcoin to the following address:
13EcUQy2ATrqcZ5faQJbtkQdBLPCxCgxpN
I have already received the bitcoin fee from Moneypaktrader. Glacos, please
make your payment before Wednesday.[emphasis added]
Kind regards,
Judge.me support.
Kind regards,
Peter-Jan Celis
www.judge.meSkype: peter.jan.celis
On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 1:06 PM, Peter-Jan Celis <
pj@judge.me> wrote:
> Gentlemen,
> My apologies for the delay in processing your arbitration filing.
> You indicated you both want to pay half of the judge.me price. with the
> arbitrator re-allocating the fee in his award.
> I will send both of you Coinbase requests for the equivalent of $149.5 in
> bitcoin. The arbitrator will be added immediately upon receipt of the money.
> Kind regards,
> Peter-Jan Celis
>
www.judge.me> Skype: peter.jan.celis
Here is some history on the subject:My new offer is paying for legally binding arbination. [...]
[...]@MPT, I will pay for legally binding arbination. [...]
I am offering to pay for legally binding arbitration. You choose any reputable service, I pay for it if it's within the general price range. I suggest judge.me. [...]
I see he now offered to pay the $300 fee to use judge.me [...] I am willing to arbitrate.
[...]
I accept your offer and choice (judge.me). Since you're paying the cost ($300).[...]
[...]
Still no acceptance of legally binding arbitration from MoneyPakTrader.com. Judge.me accepts bitcoin,[...]
TF has refused my settlement offer and is reneging on his arbitration offer.
[...]
Update: TF is apparently reneging on his arbitration offer.
[...]
How can he prove he is not a scammer?
[...]
2) Follow through with his offer to pay for arbitration at judge.me
[...]
UPDATE:
I decided to go ahead and file the case rather than wait for him. It was a simple process and both TF and myself were emailed with the details that he shared already.
TF has NOT paid the filing fee fore the case I filed at judge.me and I don't see any case that he filed (maybe because he never filed his case?).
The quote he shared appears to be for the case I filed.
I notified judge.me of TF willingness to pay the filing fee which they are waiting for.
Now it is TF turn to pay the fee to complete the filing:
[...]
Bottom Line for TF:
Please pay the full arbitration fee (as you promised above) so we can get to damages issue and have you reimburse my losses from your failure to code properly.
[...]
[...]
The BS about arbitration was apparently redirection away from the facts of the dispute. TF has no intention on following through with arbitration at judge.me or anywhere else or he would have done so. It's very simple to file an arbitration claim as I did, but instead TF tried to weasel out on the name issue which he failed at.
[...]
[...]
I'm the only person who filed an arbitration claim and TF admitted to interfering with the arbitration process by slandering me to judge.me and failing to file an arbitration case anywhere as his writing shows:
I said I was going to contact judge.me support because you're not identifying yourself with a full legal name. You filed a case regardless, with your summary [...] [No] response [from judge.me] after I mentioned you run a money laundering business on the silk road. Plus, YOU filed the case, you used your summary [...]
TF neither filed an arbitration case nor had any intention of paying an arbitration fee and proceeding with arbitration.
I made this obvious by filing the case and offering to pay half the fee [...]
Summary: TradeFortress is a liar in addition to being a scamming fraudster thief as evidenced by his refusal to pay even half of the arbitration fee (which he originally agreed to pay 100% of).