Right now I am arguing that Jaymes has not fulfilled his end of the transaction. I am waiting for him to disclose some evidence that his part of the deal was carried out.
He has not, so I want my coins back.
Yeah.. but he kindof did. The primary trade was BTC for IPO of GPUC, and nothing more. Did you receive your GPUC? If yes, then that's all she wrote. This subject is now at an end.
(and I will take this to court if I need to, it is a valid complaint and not frivolous, I have found two similar cases where a judge ordered a refund based on a company failing to show it carried out its end of an arrangement. The first one was involving an IPO, the second one was not.)
$50 small claims court? There's a $50 or $150 fee just to file the paperwork in Chesapeake. And once they see that he upheld his side of the trade.. the judge would probably rule that you have to pay for lunch for everyone in the courtroom for wasting their time. Along with court costs. Another $75.
Jaymes does have to disclose some proof that 100% of the original IPO funds was spent on wholesale GPUs.
No.. he doesn't. Dude, seriously. I told you this multiple times. I live up the street from Jaymes. I'm familiar with VA court and business rules, I've owned several businesses. He doesn't have to disclose anything. He's an LLC. Limited Liability Company. What that means is, he is liable up to the value of his profits essentially, and is only required to keep tax paperwork in order and fulfill any obligations--which he has with the IPO. His tax attorney handles the rest, as he has explained.
If he does that then I will drop my request for a refund and stop pressing the issue.
Your time for refunds was back when I made my legal threats--which actually HAD merit, and he promptly returned my coin. I warned everyone to get out while they could. This guy has previous business(s) in his name which all folded in the past, unless there's another person with his exact name. I put all of this in the thread here and elsewhere and linked it, and you and other folks ignored/laughed at me. He has no demonstrated business ability, and if you ask me he probably got kicked out of the Nuke program.
Tough cookies bro.
The math does not add up. As of right now the evidence indicates that the IPO money was not all spent on GPUs. I don't think Jaymes would win in court.
Not only would he win, he would laugh so hard he'd probably pop out a feathercoin.
All I wanted was a refund. I have been asking for a refund for a long time. We were promised a refund if the second launch failed but I was never granted one. We are talking 0.12 bitcoin. But since they refused to either disclose information that shows they met their end of the deal as well as refused to grant my refund.
I kept track of most of the refunds within the refund timeframe. I don't recall you filing for one within the timeframe, I believe you were one of the ones wanting to stay in. Just going on memory. The timeframe was only a few days, which was more than enough considering most people had already voiced to him prior to that of their intentions for refund. It was like a handful of folks.
If I did not take action I would not be sticking to my values.
You mean your drumbeating and face pounding?
I get your frustrations but the fact is, you took a leap of faith into an investment with someone you don't know. 100% gamble. Crap failed you. Look, I don't like the guy either but fair is fair, he upheld his word as far as he had to. I started getting a fishy feeling about him when I told him I was local and was willing to be involved heavily in the project to get it off the ground. I have a decent reputation on here, even folks who hate me will acknowledge I'm up front and willing to help. I have a small mining network at my disposal, multiple farms, and am on here daily. I could've handled his marketing and tech support, and even some of the mail
When he found out about that, he pretty much ghosted on me and refused to converse back with me. HUGE black flag in my eyes, so I immediately requested an out as soon as the first sign of incompetence popped up (wanting to change the algorithm on a whim hours before launch).
I get what you're saying but dude, drop it. Most of the BTC went to the huge GPU order he made, as well as other expenses. Even if he did run off with it.. IT'S HIS TO RUN OFF WITH. In Virginia a successful legal transaction is when both parties agree to something and both ends are held up.
Almost all of your posts are just emo without logic. You're trying to infuse hopeful logic.. but it doesn't work. Hope is not a course of action, it's a dream.
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