Why can't an individual send a certified letter to BNM?
If someone had invested (loaned) PIPs a significant amount of money, what would be wrong with that individual sending a letter via some method requiring proof of delivery to BNM? They could state that they had made a significant loan to PIPs and they are therefore a creditor of PIPs who has not been paid in over 18 months and wanted to know what the chances are of recovering any of the loan and its earnings. They could give the date of the loan, the amount, their address, email address, their login ID & password and BNM could verify that they really are who they say they are.
Obviously, if everyone did that BNM would be overwhelmed and not respond to anyone. I only "invested" $1,000 so I am not in that class, but I am sure there are some who sent PIPs over $100,000. If one of those persons would send the letter it would cost almost nothing and probably get the same results as spending $500,000 on a lawyer. If BNM responded to that person, he/she could black out their name, address & other personal info on the letter BNM sent them & scan it & put it on this forum for all to see.
I am not so sure most people will believe whatever the letter said. Some people here seem to belive that BM is not a mortal & everything will be fine and dandy if we just wait long enough. In the long run, we are all dead.