2 weeks ago I did a tour of several Crowdestor objects and this week also asked some questions to Janis Timma. Result from interview is below, and some footage from objects is included in Part 2 of interview.
'Maybe Jørgen should step in and do a tour with his mom?'
😂 You are god!!
Quite interesting result, Im really curious how Crowdestor will end - they are basically selling the business which probably means the growth potential is limited in the future (despite not impossible as of the 25% they will keep), so better to exit now while everything still looks good. Thank you for your post!
No idea if any investors will start a lawsuit and if there is any ground for it - investors made a bad decision by investing in crap - that is their own responsibility. Maybe they could complain about Crowdestor overpromising things that are not true (guarantees, pledges, security) or not recovering bad debt, but usually P2P investors are slow to act and hope for a miracle, when things go bad.
OK, fine, people have been stupid. But does this give anyone right to scam them? Is there really nothing C did that qualifies as a fellony? If so, then what stops anyone to follow in their footsteps and steal from other people with inpunity? Is there really no solid ground for a lawsuit?
'Maybe Jørgen should step in and do a tour with his mom?'
😂 You are god!!
Quite interesting result, Im really curious how Crowdestor will end - they are basically selling the business which probably means the growth potential is limited in the future (despite not impossible as of the 25% they will keep), so better to exit now while everything still looks good. Thank you for your post!
Great job, Kristaps! Is it time for lawsuit then? Will you move C to questionable platforms section?
No idea if any investors will start a lawsuit and if there is any ground for it - investors made a bad decision by investing in crap - that is their own responsibility. Maybe they could complain about Crowdestor overpromising things that are not true (guarantees, pledges, security) or not recovering bad debt, but usually P2P investors are slow to act and hope for a miracle, when things go bad.
Yes, added C to questionable platform list.
OK, fine, people have been stupid. But does this give anyone right to scam them? Is there really nothing C did that qualifies as a fellony? If so, then what stops anyone to follow in their footsteps and steal from other people with inpunity? Is there really no solid ground for a lawsuit?
I’ve no idea and very limited info, but we might later find it out if anyone creates another legal action group.