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Exposure Markets.

Hello, do the recent success of http://icocountdown.com I will now be accepting bids for advertising each week, these will be under the initial ICO due dilligence section. This new section will be called “Exposure Markets”.

The rationale behind this section of the site is to give more market exposure to projects that might be in need of advertising for various reasons including — after the current ICO model has ended or there was no ICO model and the distribution model was POW or Airdrop, businesses are also accepted if they want more awareness.

Here are the statistics for the website so far:
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Views in Days.
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Views in Weeks.
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Views in Months.

I am interested in advertising projects in the space that maybe have low market caps or are not distributed by ICO’s. I have the right to refuse any projects that I feel are not legitimate. The best part of this advertising and the exposure market is that all crypto currencies will be accepted. The highest bid each week will be listed for a week, this is taken in a Altcoin/BTC ratio weighted on a free market.

There will be 3 places open on the market, the top 3 projects will have to have the top 3 bids each week in Altcoin/BTC ratio.

If a project does not get in the top 3 spot then the coins are rolled over to next week.

Once a project is listed it must bid again starting from a zero amount starting from the next week.

If you are interested in getting exposure for a coin or project that you are involved in please contact me:

Email: alex@icocountdown.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/ICOcountdown

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOcountdown

Skype: icocountdown

Great work, very important website for the cryptosphere, all my best to you :)

I think your site has too much info on one page. Maybe it's better to put there coins logos instead of sites screenshots. And you could make countdowns more simple.

Warning:
ICOCountdown.com is a Scammer:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1480636.0

I don't think you know what a scammer is.

But I think your reputation has been tainted.

I don't think you know what a scammer is.

You thrive on being in bed with scammers (aka like 97% of ICO owner/hosts) and in fact you're not just fine with it, but you're also asking a slice of their pie in exchange for spamming their scam here bringing both a bad name to crypto in general and abusing gamblers and/or people who don't know any better and of course encouraging scammy ICOs in the process. That's worse.

Name one scam that I have been associated with. You cannot, because I do due dilligence. If you cared so much about scams you would help me warn people about them, instead you attack me for trying to help people. It doesn't make sense my friend.

Here's my help: the vast majority of ICOs are scams. If you don't mind giving money to a random anon person in exchange for a few magical coins and some pretty pictures and promises, you're not an investor, you're a gambler.

Your due diligence doesn't mean anything at all when you're advertising ICOs which doesn't even hane any escrow ffs.

Here's my help: the vast majority of ICOs are scams. If you don't mind giving money to a random anon person in exchange for a few magical coins and some pretty pictures and promises, you're not an investor, you're a gambler.

Your due diligence doesn't mean anything at all when you're advertising ICOs which doesn't even hane any escrow ffs.

He has delisted scam ICOs with reasons.

In order for him to be the scammer, he'd have to be the one receiving the money from the magical coin that's being sold but he isn't the one getting the money.

TL;DR: You're retarded