Scammer: Ian Bakewell. The facts for non-Bitcoiners.

[Matthew N. Wright]

Wright

how did you lose your scammer tag.

Which time? The first or the second? Click the link in my signature if you are actually interested in finding out. Don't tell me you thought I was a scammer too?

Annoying yes.  Scammer no.

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Well, I can't argue about the annoying part for some (my own girlfriend says I'm annoying sometimes). Just too many endorphins I guess.

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[Tomatocage]

Well, I can't argue about the annoying part for some (my own girlfriend says I'm annoying sometimes). Just too many endorphins I guess.

I believed you up until the "girlfriend" part.

[Matthew N. Wright]

Well, I can't argue about the annoying part for some (my own girlfriend says I'm annoying sometimes). Just too many endorphins I guess.

I believed you up until the "girlfriend" part.

[strello]

To Ian Bakewell.

Ian, on April 1st, 2013, you froze the Bakewell asset on Bitfunder, telling Ukyo that you would be contacting and dealing with the shareholders to quote from your skype conversation with Ukyo:

"I will be dealing with the company through the forum from now on."

Not one of the shareholders has heard anything from you since that date.

The shareholder group, now demands that you contact us to discuss the future of Bakewell.

Please PM nameface, strello, wisard, MikeMark, fourd00rgtz, or scrybe, as they are the most active of the shareholders online.

We demand you respond to this message before 12.00 UTC Wednesday April 24th 2013.

If you don't respond by that time, we will be taking further steps to recover funds and assets that you have stolen from us.

This message has been posted to the original Bakewell thread, and emailed to your known email address, ian.bakewell@gmail.com.