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i bet the council already found and recovered them secretly owait no the council said it would cost more to find them then he would get in return if i recall correctly.
So the council - probably broke...they all are - turned down over £125m because they won't let him just have a look for it and then return it all as it was. How very 2024.
What money?
They're not fronting £125m, no one is his guarantor for £125m.
Oh we didn't find **** after spending years tossing through the entire landfill, shame, no money.
He had sponsors lined up to front the money for a cut if found.
Dad who binned £275m Bitcoin hard drive reveals he wants to sue council for £1billion
But the 38-year-old father
The dad hired a legal team
Why do the Mirror feel its necessary to excessively use the word "Dad/father" in this article?...i mean what relevance does it make
Even if the council said - yes - go for it....
He's claiming it's narrowed down to a section of the landfill with 100,000 tons in it.
How exactly is he going to search 100,000 tons of rubbish? On his hands and knees for the next 100 years?
Get a grip.... He "accidentally" threw it out, it's no ones fault but his own.... He's just wasting everyones time.
Highly unlikely somebody would waste 'a few £100M' on that.His problem (other than the fact that he threw something away that is now worth £500M), is that he has clearly been totally unsuccessful in convincing anyone that it is there. As otherwise, somebody with a few £100M to spend would make an offer to buy the land for am amount the council couldn't refuse and search for it himself.
Far more likely the guy is a walter mitty, or indeed he did throw it away, but it's not in the dump.
Why would the council want to be tracking where every lorry load of rubbish went?Surely everything has traceability these days so could be located to a certain area? You would think things like this would have been put in place to help with murders etc?
Then again council organizations leave a lot to be desired.
If he had an extremely convincing case, it could be a gamble. At the moment he can provide no more evidence that the bitcoin-drive existed than I can of my hard drive with £500M that is somewhere in my local dump.Highly unlikely somebody would waste 'a few £100M' on that.
The control board is likely corroded and useless but the disc platters are sealed and generally stand up well against the test of time.Wonder what chance the drive has suffered from galvanic corrosion or some such and is completely unreadable?
i bet the council already found and recovered them secretly owait no the council said it would cost more to find them then he would get in return if i recall correctly.