Seems that finally Midas got into trouble as well - the ATM is inaccessible, my savings locked and probably lost. However the owner appeared in the bank and answered my questions, so that's a good sign.
Peter Stindberg: So what happened?I probably lost a substantial part of my savings today, making me all of a sudden very poor. You might comment that I was foolish to deposit it in the first place, and you're probably right. Still Midas Commons seems to be a straightforward person to me. I hope he gets this sorted out.
Midas Commons: I don't know but Luke the boss of the WSe has created a lie about what happened that he has placed on the WSE announcement board
Peter Stindberg: Checking the WSE site right now. You're positive to recover at least part of your assets?
Midas Commons: not for the short run. Luke pushes the buttons on the WSE and has even posted a complete piece of lying rubbish about what happened for the companies to be delistedc
Peter Stindberg: Are you going to try for the long run? I mean, you standing here seems to me that you are not prepared to give up.
Midas Commons: what can I do? besides mount a boycott and a protest that people seem unitnerested in?
Peter Stindberg: So apart from the protest, any ideas and plans how to move on? To save what's being able to be saved?
Midas Commons: I am not sure I have to see how the Sl press reacts
Peter Stindberg: I'm surprised it's only on SL Reports so far.
Midas Commons: I will have to check backin later today
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Sorry to know about that, Peter...
Well, let's hope the time will take care of it.
I think the risk from malicious scripts is still less than the risk from malicious people - scripts are much easier to damage-control.
You and are are in the same boat, Peter... I've got over 40 grand L in the ATM there, constituting virtually everything I have in liquid capital in SL.
The bad part is that even if Midas gets it straightened out, he might as well close things down anyway... panicky customers are unlikely to trust him with their cash again.
--Christofer
I remember Midas stating in a post on a WSE that Midas Bank was a separate entity from any of his listed companies and that deposits in his bank would never be affected by any of his other companies activities. So my question to Midas is: is this no longer true? Thankfully I emptied that account a long time ago.
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