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July 28, 2014, 07:56:05 PM
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So, Benny, you are not clarifying anything at all. You still did not explained how BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT acquired 40% of COIN SERVICES LCC. You also did not provided verifiable evidence that you are authorized to act in behalf of BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT. Moreover, as NotLambchop showed, you filled the SEC form and did not indicated that COIN SERVICES LCC was providing securities for non accredited investors. That means, we should see at least the number 1 in the question 14, which would indicate you had sold part of the company to BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Posting again since some forum users like to fill up the pages with unnecessary posts off the topic.

Also lets see the real estate paper work.

This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.
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July 28, 2014, 07:57:19 PM
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Delete this, and I will buy some of your "units" during your "IPO," and then file complaints
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Welcome to "America's Dumbest Criminals"!  

By buying a share, not only do you agree to shoulder part of any punishment or legal action any government agency takes against any enterprise (depending on local laws, LLC structure, etc.), you have just publicly posted that you want to blackmail an entrepreneur. Government agencies aren't known for their sense of humor but in this case I think you'll make it to their moron of the month board....

BTW I'm pretty disappointed that the sum total of all "investigations" you guys have done have only managed to bring up public documents that these people have posted in good faith.  Yes, there are some flaws and nebulous areas but nothing with flashing "scam" neon signs. If your goal was to buy low after the IPO, epic fail - so far you've only managed to prove that HASH is the company that is trying the hardest to be SEC-compliant out of all crypto-stocks listings and is being delayed and hampered by the very slow updates to the law.

If you don't like it, don't buy it.  If you do like it, get a licensed proxy to buy shares for you.  Problem solved, no laws broken, no sudden rear pain while looking for the soap in cell block C.


ps: I am not a lawyer.

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July 28, 2014, 07:59:00 PM
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So, Benny, you are not clarifying anything at all. You still did not explained how BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT acquired 40% of COIN SERVICES LCC. You also did not provided verifiable evidence that you are authorized to act in behalf of BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT. Moreover, as NotLambchop showed, you filled the SEC form and did not indicated that COIN SERVICES LCC was providing securities for non accredited investors. That means, we should see at least the number 1 in the question 14, which would indicate you had sold part of the company to BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Posting again since some forum users like to fill up the pages with unnecessary posts off the topic.

Also lets see the real estate paper work.

This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

He is a share holder correct?

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July 28, 2014, 08:00:48 PM
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So, Benny, you are not clarifying anything at all. You still did not explained how BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT acquired 40% of COIN SERVICES LCC. You also did not provided verifiable evidence that you are authorized to act in behalf of BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT. Moreover, as NotLambchop showed, you filled the SEC form and did not indicated that COIN SERVICES LCC was providing securities for non accredited investors. That means, we should see at least the number 1 in the question 14, which would indicate you had sold part of the company to BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Posting again since some forum users like to fill up the pages with unnecessary posts off the topic.

Also lets see the real estate paper work.

This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

He is a share holder correct?

No. I have no knowledge of him ever involving himself as a share or bondholder of this company, or any company I have owned/operated/managed.
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July 28, 2014, 08:01:07 PM
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So, Benny, you are not clarifying anything at all. You still did not explained how BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT acquired 40% of COIN SERVICES LCC. You also did not provided verifiable evidence that you are authorized to act in behalf of BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT. Moreover, as NotLambchop showed, you filled the SEC form and did not indicated that COIN SERVICES LCC was providing securities for non accredited investors. That means, we should see at least the number 1 in the question 14, which would indicate you had sold part of the company to BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Posting again since some forum users like to fill up the pages with unnecessary posts off the topic.

Also lets see the real estate paper work.

This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

He is a share holder correct?
you obviously don't know how to read.  I've already said that I am not a shareholder in HASH.
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July 28, 2014, 08:01:46 PM
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So, Benny, you are not clarifying anything at all. You still did not explained how BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT acquired 40% of COIN SERVICES LCC. You also did not provided verifiable evidence that you are authorized to act in behalf of BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT. Moreover, as NotLambchop showed, you filled the SEC form and did not indicated that COIN SERVICES LCC was providing securities for non accredited investors. That means, we should see at least the number 1 in the question 14, which would indicate you had sold part of the company to BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Posting again since some forum users like to fill up the pages with unnecessary posts off the topic.

Also lets see the real estate paper work.

This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

He is a share holder correct?
you obviously don't know how to read.  I've already said that I am not a shareholder in HASH.

RENT?
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July 28, 2014, 08:07:15 PM
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So, Benny, you are not clarifying anything at all. You still did not explained how BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT acquired 40% of COIN SERVICES LCC. You also did not provided verifiable evidence that you are authorized to act in behalf of BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT. Moreover, as NotLambchop showed, you filled the SEC form and did not indicated that COIN SERVICES LCC was providing securities for non accredited investors. That means, we should see at least the number 1 in the question 14, which would indicate you had sold part of the company to BIG TREND CAPITAL INVESTMENT.

Posting again since some forum users like to fill up the pages with unnecessary posts off the topic.

Also lets see the real estate paper work.

This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

He is a share holder correct?
you obviously don't know how to read.  I've already said that I am not a shareholder in HASH.

RENT?
no.
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July 28, 2014, 08:09:15 PM
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@Cannary:  Are you posting the dox or not?
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July 28, 2014, 08:13:57 PM
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This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

Benny, you are admitting you provided sensitive documents to a 17 years old boy which already showed interest in your scheme. He is not in a credible position to attest the authenticity of such documents. Look like you are not taking this matter seriously enough. You are trying to raise a large amount of money and expecting people to trust in a 17 years old boy statement. Do you think in the real financial markets such thing would work? Please, show me a case of a company which raised a large amount of money with a 17 years old boys attesting for them. I think you are going to find none. Unless you provide this documents for the public verify (your offer is public, remember?), you are suspicious of misrepresent a company.
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July 28, 2014, 08:15:31 PM
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This was provided to CanaryInTheMine.

Benny, you are admitting you provided sensitive documents to a 17 years old boy which already showed interest in your scheme. He is not in a credible position to attest the authenticity of such documents. Look like you are not taking this matter seriously enough. You are trying to raise a large amount of money and expecting people to trust in a 17 years old boy statement. Do you think in the real financial markets such thing would work? Please, show me a case of a company which raised a large amount of money with a 17 years old boys attesting for them. I think you are going to find none. Unless you provide this documents for the public verify (your offer is public, remember?), you are suspicious of misrepresent a company.
Smiley I am not 17.
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July 28, 2014, 08:16:42 PM
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@Cannary:  Are you posting the dox or not?


I was going to invest in IBM but they wouldn't send my every document I needed, so instead I made prank phone calls and spoke badly about them in forums.
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July 28, 2014, 08:18:05 PM
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@Cannary:  Are you posting the dox or not?


I was going to invest in IBM but they wouldn't send my every document I needed, so instead I made prank phone calls and spoke badly about them in forums.
You mean a public company like IBM, doesn't make every real estate contract they participate in publicly available?
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July 28, 2014, 08:19:41 PM
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Smiley I am not 17.

OK, who are you? What is your age? What background do you have to attest for the authenticity of such documents?
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July 28, 2014, 08:27:50 PM
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Smiley I am not 17.

OK, who are you? What is your age? What background do you have to attest for the authenticity of such documents?
see my comment regarding cryptolina
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July 28, 2014, 08:32:14 PM
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And just so this doesn't get buried:

Delete this, and I will buy some of your "units" during your "IPO," and then file complaints

here:  https://www.comapps.ohio.gov/secu/secu_apps/complaints/Complaints.aspx
and here: https://denebleo.sec.gov/TCRExternal/index.xhtml

Do it Smiley

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July 28, 2014, 08:35:22 PM
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Smiley I am not 17.

OK, who are you? What is your age? What background do you have to attest for the authenticity of such documents?
see my comment regarding cryptolina

How about you stop playing and just give your name?


if you are unable to attend cryptolina, let me know which conference you will attend.
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July 28, 2014, 08:38:06 PM
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Smiley I am not 17.

OK, who are you? What is your age? What background do you have to attest for the authenticity of such documents?
see my comment regarding cryptolina

This do not answer any of my questions. You and Benny are avoiding trying to clarify important details about this offer. I do not know who you are, what is your name and what is your age. So I would certainly not trust in your capacity to attest for documents I never saw.

Benny, I promised to vouch for you if you provided the evidence for the questions I posed. You did not and I do not trust in people with a vested interest in your business.
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July 28, 2014, 08:41:56 PM
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Smiley I am not 17.

OK, who are you? What is your age? What background do you have to attest for the authenticity of such documents?
see my comment regarding cryptolina

This do not answer any of my questions. You and Benny are avoiding trying to clarify important details about this offer. I do not know who you are, what is your name and what is your age. So I would certainly not trust in your capacity to attest for documents I never saw.

Benny, I promised to vouch for you if you provided the evidence for the questions I posed. You did not and I do not trust in people with a vested interest in your business.
if you are unable to attend, you can just say so.  there are other conferences you can go to.
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July 28, 2014, 08:56:06 PM
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if you are unable to attend, you can just say so.  there are other conferences you can go to.

What has an attendance to a conferences anything to do with the questions I made? Why are you repeating the same statement you did to another user?

Look, it should be easy to you answer the questions. I do not need to attend a conference to verify what you answer. All you have to do is provide your name, your age and the reason why you are credible to verify the authenticity of documents.

By the way, just because you happen to be found in conferences it not means you are credible to verify documents and vouch for business you are already interested.
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July 28, 2014, 09:42:51 PM
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I can confirm that I have seen both the property contract and the contract between the HK company and Coin Services LLC. They do have the square footage required.

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