People who go to Russia

[Anonymous]

I posted about this awhile ago but then asked Jeffrey to remove it. I'm not going to include detail, but for the scoffers it is now an FBI investigation. I was referred to them by a state level agency and they have contacted use twice since for additional information.

[Anonymous]

You're so tiresome. Re-explain your story, because most of us didn't read your first thread and have no idea what you're talking about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You're so tiresome. Re-explain your story, because most of us didn't read your first thread and have no idea what you're talking about.

Roughly, OP's company was being contracted to perform work (on infrastructure?) by someone who appeared to at least be a dual citizen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You're so tiresome. Re-explain your story, because most of us didn't read your first thread and have no idea what you're talking about.

Roughly, OP's company was being contracted to perform work (on infrastructure?) by someone who appeared to at least be a dual citizen.

Is being a dual citizen a crime now? And what is the relation to the FBI investigation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You're so tiresome. Re-explain your story, because most of us didn't read your first thread and have no idea what you're talking about.

Roughly, OP's company was being contracted to perform work (on infrastructure?) by someone who appeared to at least be a dual citizen.

Is being a dual citizen a crime now? And what is the relation to the FBI investigation?

Depends on the country and what they want to access. Yes, it's really unfair that we won't give Russian nationals access to the electrical grid.

[Anonymous]

I have no idea what you’re talking about.

[Anonymous]

Why can't you explain yourself, OP?

[Anonymous]

The FBI is investigating because they have dual citizenship with Russia?

[Anonymous]

WGAF.

[Anonymous]

I remember you. I'm one of the people who told you it was odd and you should report it.

I think you may have taken action and if so, I thank you for that.

I hope your business wasn't too financially impacted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I remember you. I'm one of the people who told you it was odd and you should report it.

I think you may have taken action and if so, I thank you for that.

I hope your business wasn't too financially impacted.

So no one's going to explain. OK, Jeff may just as well delete this thread, then. No use to anybody.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You're so tiresome. Re-explain your story, because most of us didn't read your first thread and have no idea what you're talking about.

Roughly, OP's company was being contracted to perform work (on infrastructure?) by someone who appeared to at least be a dual citizen.

Originally it was not known that the American person was in Russia when they contracted for the work (had a local address).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I remember you. I'm one of the people who told you it was odd and you should report it.

I think you may have taken action and if so, I thank you for that.

I hope your business wasn't too financially impacted.

So no one's going to explain. OK, Jeff may just as well delete this thread, then. No use to anybody.

Obviously OP wanted to let the people know who read the original thread. OP wanted a gut check on what kind of Americans are willing to visit/work out of Russia these days.

[Anonymous]

Whether a dual citizen IDK, guy is American, the issue is definitely infrastructure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I remember you. I'm one of the people who told you it was odd and you should report it.

I think you may have taken action and if so, I thank you for that.

I hope your business wasn't too financially impacted.

Still waiting for payment. Job was under $15k fortunately but we are a small outfit.