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September 25, 2014, 07:43:58 AM
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Guys... im part of LCSH, the group of users that decided to go after the scammer. Believe virtuals that some good news are there, though dont be too happy yet until a good ending happened. Lets say there is some hope. I guess you might wait some weeks since i believe in some weeks there might be already an update available.

slow process I understand. Im not EU HK or US either. what exactly will the charges be even? as far as i know sebastian ju is the only guy who has spoken to the italians. wasnt there a lawyer involved? what charges were recommended? Its one thing to rip people off with some hair-brained scheme and let it fall to the ground and go "oops! I / the BTC   Roll Eyes Tongue Shocked" It is another thing to prove fraud. what kind of evidence beside missing btc is there? Dont get me wrong, I lost big here too, I know I got ripped off, but I am unsure how we prove they intentionally set out to bamboozle us? Is what they did catagorized more as mail fraud?

what Im asking is; what is motivating the cops to action? what are they going to do if they catch him?

ALSO - They are saying this guy is alberto over in this other thread here --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=793636.msg8941036#msg8941036

is there any truth to this or are they just joking about how obvious a scam it is?
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September 25, 2014, 07:54:08 AM
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I also would have filed a complaint with the police, but that shouldnt require a lawyer really, and I wouldnt have expected much result.

Instead, a petition with consob (http://www.consob.it/), the italian financial market regulator, and its Hong Kong counterpart, is much more likely to yield a result.
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September 25, 2014, 02:08:37 PM
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Guys... im part of LCSH, the group of users that decided to go after the scammer. Believe virtuals that some good news are there, though dont be too happy yet until a good ending happened. Lets say there is some hope. I guess you might wait some weeks since i believe in some weeks there might be already an update available.

slow process I understand. Im not EU HK or US either. what exactly will the charges be even? as far as i know sebastian ju is the only guy who has spoken to the italians. wasnt there a lawyer involved? what charges were recommended? Its one thing to rip people off with some hair-brained scheme and let it fall to the ground and go "oops! I / the BTC   Roll Eyes Tongue Shocked" It is another thing to prove fraud. what kind of evidence beside missing btc is there? Dont get me wrong, I lost big here too, I know I got ripped off, but I am unsure how we prove they intentionally set out to bamboozle us? Is what they did catagorized more as mail fraud?

what Im asking is; what is motivating the cops to action? what are they going to do if they catch him?

ALSO - They are saying this guy is alberto over in this other thread here --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=793636.msg8941036#msg8941036

is there any truth to this or are they just joking about how obvious a scam it is?

You  might find this thread interesting: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=325431.0

We have a lawyer and we have many shareholders that claimed losses so that the police can work.

Im not sure if i should say much about proof and so on in order to not risk investigations. So i only would like to say that there are some good news that might find its way into the forum sooner or later. Of course... you know... good news are only real good news when they are certain. So i prefer not to say too much. In fact virtualspade would, most probably, give out news when its time.

Please ALWAYS contact me through bitcointalk pm before sending someone coins.
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September 25, 2014, 10:05:21 PM
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ok- understood.
I am already part of the lawsuit. It will be good to hear what is going on when it is safe to tell, Alberto cant be that hard to find. I'm hoping for good news in the future.
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