Right, sounds like a bit of humble pie is going on.
It's easy being a keyboard warrior.
I also notice you never apologised for your comments given as you say the quite lengthy amount of time since you last posted.. well done, you should be proud.
What you or I think about what he does with his business means absolutely nothing, so long as it is all above board and legitimate. If he wants to place orders and then cancel, that is a transaction that has nothing to do with you or your judgement. That is between cloudhashing and the supplier they did business with. As far as I understand that's not illegal. But that's all I'll say about matters I have no clue about.. hint**hint.
Your whole facebook like rant is pure speculation A) you have absolutely no proof, you may as well call him rape demon as your logic seems to suggest proof is not required when making a flamboyant claim on this forum and B) if they did buy likes, who cares? You can comprehend that many upon many companies do this, it is completely legal, facebook themselves created fake accounts on the face mash, reddit did the same thing. Is it right ethically? I dont know. Is it right morally? Well thats up to the individual to decide? Is it illegal? No.
Let's stick to the facts shall we, initial investors say that all is going well apart from some minor deposit issues due to tech which are apparently sorted out.
Sorry if I chose to do business with someone and they get caught out blatantly lying, for me at least, no dice.
I'm willing to believe, with your posting history, straight our of newbie jail, you're more than an 'innocent' customer.
Also they should be careful with treating people as 'investors', the FSA in the UK won't like that one bit. Really.
https://cloudhashing.com/about-us/revenue-reinvestment Revenue Re-investment Programme
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Unregulated CIS
If a CIS is not authorised or recognised it is considered an unregulated collective investment scheme (UCIS). If a scheme does not appear on our Register, it is likely to be a UCIS.
Unregulated schemes are not subject to the our rules, so the usual restrictions and safeguards concerning schemes’ investment powers, how they are run, what type of assets they can invest in, or the information that must be disclosed to investors do not apply to UCISs.
UCISs are subject to tight restrictions on who firms may invite to invest in them. Generally speaking they are not available for investment by retail consumers because, by their nature, they are risky products.
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