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Why don't they answer the most-asked questions ("will I get my money/bitcoins back?" / "how much of my money/bitcoins will I get back, and when?") up-front on t
by perlgeek 13y ago
Why don't they answer the most-asked questions ("will I get my money/bitcoins back?" / "how much of my money/bitcoins will I get back, and when?") up-front on the homepage?
- k-mcgrady 13y agoThey probably don't know the answer or can't legally tell you. I wouldn't be surprised if most answers the call center gives are "Sorry, we don't know/can't tell you".
- perthguppy 13y agoIf japan is anything like other countries, there will likely be a date set for a creditors meeting, and the call center will simply be instructing people to attend the creditors meeting to have their questions answered.
- Mchl 13y agoPossibly this (opening an infoline) is something required by Japanese law for every company filing for bankruptcy. Just guessing though.
- otoburb 13y agoAnother one to anticipate in the FAQ: "will MtGox provide last known balances in fiat and BTC and account transaction histories?" Presuming that .csv files and screenshots would constitute proof of claims in a court of law is unbelievable.
- kartikkumar 13y agoMost logical answer is because they don't know. By delaying statement, they're probably hoping to buy enough time so that they can actually answer those questions.
- perthguppy 13y agoAnyone who has money (either fiat or btc) in mtgox is essentially now an unsecured creditor and mtgox seems to be in bankruptcy protection / proceedings. You wouldnt get answers out of any other company in bankruptcy or insolvency, everyone will just have to patient until the Investigators/Administrators have finished their audits and have a restructure plan in place.