This is after they were reported on Sythe.
The proof we can see as the public viewers of the dispute is not clear. Therefore I don't know what super powers you guys are using to come up with your speculations.
If you actually knew about the chinese banking system in relation to the rest of the world you'd understand my previous point also.
You can't simply just wire foreign currency (aka $12,000) out of a chinese bank account without detailed paperwork and permissions. As once it leaves the bank, it is considered "out of china", in which China has complex laws in relation to this even for native chinese people. That being said, even if Won used a third party escrow service to wire the funds from offshore to the gold seller, then there could have been complications in the wiring of the funds.
Eg:
Won's Chinese bank -> Escrow -> 3rd party moving the funds out of China -> escrow -> Gold seller.
Its difficult for me to explain in word diagrams like the one above as it can be done in different ways. However, it's a little easier than:
USBank through PP to gold seller PP, withdraw to bank.
or
US Bank -> Gold seller US Bank.
Back to my first point. The information that is public is not clear enough. I am not saying it hasn't been resolved, but I am saying there's no proof the guy filing the report hasn't been paid.
As for the "five year hunt". That's a load of rubbish and please back this up. That is nothing more than speculation. To be unbiased look at the evidence, rather than speculate. At no point in the report is there evidence of the user trying every day/week to find Won gold.
It is clear you were eager for me to respond by quoting me twice. So here you have your response, and you can react however you would like to it but I'm not going to waste my time any more.




























































