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Originally Posted by qwe
imo if they were going to fold they would not send payments to bank accounts nor would I get my business wire, i have a feeling everything will be alright, just a matter of time
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The problem with this is that you are speaking of money that was in your wallet. You were told from the beginning your money was available to withdraw, and although it took longer than normal, you basically went through the same steps to withdraw money that you normally would. That is a completely different scenario than the people who have money in VV. No one will tell us ANYTHING about it except "it is complicated and the money is in motion". In other words, no one has a CLUE where the money is, who is in control of it, if it will ever be disbursed, or if it even technically exists. You HAD a basic ETA, you went through the process as normal, it just took longer. Once people started getting their wires, then others waiting thought, Ok, judging by that, I should get mine in XX number of days. That is not true for VV people. They can't request shit. They can't transfer it to someone as payment like you could. It is frozen, and a few people feel that now that wires are going out, the VV people are pretty well forgotten. Wallet people are happy and have moved on. This issue happened 2 1/2 weeks ago and Mallick's last message basically said 'don't call anyone, don't ask questions, just shut up and wait"
Chris talks down to epass holders like they are stupid and incapable of understanding the situation (it's complicated) and has refused to tell anyone where the money is (it's in motion). I suspect you can get a whole lot of meetings done in 17 days, and I suspect that if they could not resolve whatever issues they had in 17 days, they aren't going to be resolved. In situations like this, the more time that goes by, the more hopeless the situation is. As Chris said in one statement, he has enormous expenses and no income coming in. What does that tell you about the *safety* of our funds?