@meesterboom If you want to be able to recover your funds, you need to stop downvoting every reply to you, merely because it's contradicting your pre-conceived notions, no matter where you got them from.

No Steve, I don't need to do anything you say.

If you don't then it only serves to delay returning your funds to you.

If you downvote and actively interfere with the efforts then this is an indication to me that you'd like to be put at the back of the line.

Oh goodness, is that almost like... a threat?

No it's just a fact. We only have so many resources available to expend on making customers whole.

We have email addresses, but email lists are now banned for mass mailings by all mass mail services, therefore we have to try and reach out one by one. This was done, it's been crickets since then. We have to assume the email is not being received or it's being filtered.

The other mechanism is Steemit. If we find our efforts frustrated here, then we have to expend resources to track them down.

At no point are we asking ANYONE to give us more money unless they walked off with money that wasn't theirs. If we have money that belongs to you however, then you've been subjected to an audit and for all but a few complex accounts such a partners, the audit work is now complete and you need to come see the results and discuss them.

If you really spent 8 months getting to the bottom of it all and claiming you are solely responsible for peoples money then you would just have gotten them their money back.

That's what I and the rest of us are here trying to do. It's not like we can do a mass send of crypto to random addresses and poof AVIV assets to a wallet you probably don't have yet. So if you'd like to get your money back, help us to make this effort visible, or at least stop making it invisible, so we can get the others theirs as well.

The alternative is to wait until we have expended all reasonable efforts to reach out to customers and are required to return remaining funds over to the Wyoming Department of the Treasury as lost and found funds, at which point you'd have to deal with them.