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04/08/22
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Originally posted by canemcalcitro:
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Well, the answer to "Now what" appears to be, unsurprisingly, Chapter 11: https://www.neo.inc/en/live/security-activity/GSW#!/news/6754615299797229 Note that almost all of GSW's remaining activity is indistinguishable from the products of DeliveryBizPro and Scheduling+, and takes place in those markets (North America). So this is essentially spinning out the businesses that they bought and trying to sell them for cents on the dollar (which is good in that it's at least not completely destroying the companies that they bought). I guess ASIC joins the queue of creditors? In the end, Joel and Bane never really built anything of lasting value - they just raised a lot of money, bullshitted investors and bought a few overseas businesses in a desperate effort to make the lies come true. GSW's actual product was always a quick "fake it until you make it" website on top of Google Maps, which should have been obvious to any investors who could see how little they were spending on the tech side. A real triumph for Blue Chilli's methodology... Joel is on Twitter trying to belatedly join the crypto hustle. Not sure what Bane is up to. The real winners are the people behind Logo d.o.o, who got to sell half their business to GSW and then buy it back for a fraction of the sum. I think GSW wound up absorbing some hefty losses that would otherwise have been Logo's. Somewhere there are some very happy Serbians.
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Nice recap. Am I right to understand that ASIC are actually pursuing them [Joel & Bane] personally for around 92% of the costs of running the case against them? Or are they suing the company?