Perhaps, except the questions they answered 'no' to are pretty much exactly what they do. I'm not sure what Mark was thinking they actually did when he answered those questions.
Its interesting to me that typically this would be a simple "hey you filled out the forms wrong" kind of thing and the officers would go down and change their paperwork and correct any missing licenses, pay whatever penalties etc. This however is blown up as a 'big deal' which suggests that at least some folks would rather have you believe that the concept of bitcoin is illegal.
Its interesting to me that typically this would be a simple "hey you filled out the forms wrong" kind of thing and the officers would go down and change their paperwork and correct any missing licenses, pay whatever penalties etc. This however is blown up as a 'big deal' which suggests that at least some folks would rather have you believe that the concept of bitcoin is illegal.