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Mr. Paul Huebl, there you go

Lee — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:49:58 -0700

Mr. Paul Huebl, there you go again. You wrote ''Defending a murder suspect who is under federal indictment for running an unlicensed Ponzi scheme (by the way there's no such thing as a Licensed Ponzi scheme) does not get investors their money back. Lawyers can Help'' Guilty until proven innocent again and Attorneys cannot help. Its only been 23 days since the Feds seized the Assets. What should Depositors do, sue the Federal Government? We are not defending a murder suspect, we are discussing the current charges against Fayed and false accusations that people like you are making against E-bullion. If the FBI/IRS had not fabricated this bogus charge, E-bullion would still be operating and Depositors could access their funds. You still keep calling their Customers Investors and not the proper name Depositors. E-bullion has never solicited Customers to make any investment with them. I do have money in E-bullion, at this point I'm not worried and I'm not on the payroll. I'm starting to believe that you are more of an antagonist than a Private Investigator. However, I do thank you for posting the Public Records on your website, these are helpful. I think you should read them and if you don't understand something in them you should look it up so that you don't not go off half cocked then post bad and erroneous comments. At of the present time the Federal Court has not determined that his e-currency business needs a License or of what type. The definition of an idiot is making the same mistakes repeatedly and not learning from them. Have a good day Sir?

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Paul Huebl — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:00:20 -0700

You say I'm a pain in the ass spreading lies? No I'm just spreading public records, lot of them. Your unsolicited and defective legal advice is an obvious attempt to protect your friend James Fayed from the attention and investigation he deserves since investors cannot get their money.

By the way, where is his license to to business? Investors need sound legal advice from lawyers who are not on the payrol of James Michael Fayed. Getting legal advice from you is beyond stupid. You must be involved in Fayed's criminal activities.

If you have a problem with the US Attorney take it up with them not me.

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I worked at Kozmo right from the beginning when they had double digit employees. I worked in the corporate office and there was a lot of work to be done. I was putting in 12 hours everday for 6 days for a year. The new CEO brought in some lazy bums from his old job at Ethan Allen. One of them, Jeff Sullivan, was the worst controller I have ever worked for. It was frustrating seeing these guys taking credit for all the hard work that a couple of us had done from the beginning. I was eventually laid off in the first round. The CEO and the owners are probably enjoying venture capital money somewhere.

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Nobody is defending anybody,

micinka — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 09:18:36 -0700

Nobody is defending anybody, Mr. Huebl, you are a real pain in the ass, and are spreading lies here.

PLEASE STOP THIS NONSENSE

Mr. Fayed may be a murder suspect, but he has not been charged.
He was indicted for transmitting money unlicensed, and not for any Ponzi scheme, and that licensing matter has still to be proven in court..
Investors would have had their money, if the FBI/IRS didn't seize the funds and if they didn't put Fayed in jail, because nobody had a problem with e-bullion, only the Government messed up, and is the one who makes Investors suffer, not Fayed. To get money back from the Government is the hard part, not from Fayed, and I am accusing the DA, the FBI/IRS for our miserable situation, not Fayed.
A lawyer CANNOT help at all at this moment, because he would have to go against the government, not Fayed. Mr. Huebl, did somebody hit you over your head, that you keep repeating this nonsense? Or are you fishing here for some dumb investor, so he hires you? I really don't get it, after Mark and Lee explained it to you that Fayed didn't run any Ponzi, you still keep repeating yourself, like an idiot. Sorry for all the wording, but you really start pissing me off. I hate when people lie, for whatever reason, and I hate people who missinform, and thats what you are doing.

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Defending a murder suspect

Paul Huebl — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 09:01:35 -0700

Defending a murder suspect who is under federal indictment for running an unlicensed Ponzi scheme does not get investors their money back. Lawyers can Help. I have no money with this fellow Fayed and I'm happy about that.

There is some news

micinka — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 08:41:19 -0700

There is some news here:
http://www.dgcmagazine.com/blog/?p=253
Fayeds attorneys filed a motion to release him from jail.
That could be a first step.
The other motion is that the FBI releases funds, so servers can be paid and site could go back online.
This doesn't mean, we will be able to withdraw funds from e-bullion, but they are steps towards it.
It will depend on the outcome of the trial, or on the judges decision if the charges of transmitting money without a license apply to e-bullion.