Dass die BCSC jetzt 3,3 Mio von Netcents fordert um die NCCO Investoren teilweise zu entschädigen bedeutet noch nicht dass es geschieht.
im BCSC News Release wir 1:1 der Wortlaut meiner frühen Meldungen an die BCSC übernommen.
Leider 4 Jahre zu spät :/
NetCents claimed on its website that an independent non-profit organization called the NetCents Coin Organization (NCC Organization) was issuing the coin and would manage the network of nodes for coin transaction authorizations. It also said all proceeds from sales of the coin would remain in the treasury reserve account of the NCC Organization for the benefit of all coin holders.
NetCents maintained another website that purported to represent a non-profit organization, the NetCents Coin Foundation (NCC Foundation) whose mission was to develop, administer, promote and maintain the coins on behalf of its community. The website claimed that two of its key roles were releasing the coins according to a schedule and administering the reserve account.
However, neither the NCC Organization nor the NCC Foundation existed during the distribution period and could not have done any of the things that NetCents claimed it did. Instead, all of the proceeds from sales of the coin went to NetCents.
NetCents posted a news release in late November 2017 claiming that the first two tranches of coin releases had been completely sold out, and that a third tranche was selling. It also said the coin’s value had quadrupled. However, neither the first nor second tranches had been sold out before either news release was issued.
"NetCents posted a YouTube video that said NetCents had a “monthly revenue of $100,000 and growing.” But the company’s own financial disclosure showed that its revenue for the entire 2017 fiscal year was less than $100,000."
By publishing or issuing the website statements, news releases and YouTube video, NetCents made statements to investors that it knew, or ought reasonably to have known, were misrepresentations under B.C.’s Securities Act."