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Title: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on July 23, 2019, 09:47:47 PM Here was the original ANN thread which was started by a (now banned) Russian/Ukrainian sock-puppet account: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.0
Here is the new ANN thread which was started (with a new user name) with self-moderation to delete any critical posts: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105530.0 Here is the self-moderated "bounty thread": https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105520.0 Here is the thread listing Russian/Ukrainian sock-puppets used to generate fake buzz in their original ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077842.0 Here is the Adab Solutions profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2501348 These scammers ban people on their TG channel as soon as they feel the user might expose the scammers. They delete posts from their censored threads here whenever they log in. A comprehensive list of victims should be catalogued. If you have been scammed by these pathetic Adab Solution scammers post here please so I can compile a list. Here is the list of victims that stated they participated in the Adab Solutions bounty but were scammed: 1) aioc https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043659.msg51980254#msg51980254 Expected: 76,000 Received: 20,000 Amount scammed: 46,000 2) indo1 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043659.msg51979809#msg51979809 Expected: 40,000 Received: 10,400 (originally received 66 but got more after complaining) Amount scammed: 29,600 A bit of background about Adab Solutions: Adab Solutions exchange scammers stated they raised $6.75 million and ended their 9 month bounty campaign on 31st March 2019 buthave not paid anything to any bounty participant. These Adab Soultions exchange scammers say their business is religious but they say they will accept funding from pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and from all sorts of criminals with earnings from all sorts of illegal and immoral sources. The Adab Solutions exchange scammers cashed in on the new IEO craze so they decided to end their SCAM 12 month ICO early (they stopped after 9 months) and then decided to SCAM others from Bitforex, IDAX and Bit-Z/Bit-M 1) Here is how they managed to squirm out of paying bounties to those that participated. The only participants who received bounty were Adab Solutions sock-puppet accounts. Hello. We check content campaign. That's why spreadsheet is closed. There are many scammers, fakes and no quality articles/video... :( other campaigns already counted. 2) So at the beginning of the 9 month bounty campaign all the way back in mid 2018 they never announced extending the bounty campaign (which they extended twice dragging it on for 9 months) and when they got to early June 2019 they announced they wanted KYC. They abruptly stopped the bounty campaign after 9 months because they decided to jump on the IEO bandwagon and got in with a few exchanges to sell more tokens and raise even more money. Dear investors and bounty hunters! In order to receive your tokens kindly ask you to proceed to the KYC procedure on our website to. https://ico.adabsolutions.com/user/profile/ Thank you Sincerely, ADAB Solution Team 3) They flooded their original ANN thread with sock-puppet accounts to generate fake buzz and spread propaganda because they needed it otherwise they would not be able to fool investors: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077842.0 4) They claim to be religious but are happy to accept funding from the following so how can they comply with any religious law Shariah? pimps, prostitutes, porn actors, those currently behind bars in prison serving prison sentences, those that sell drugs/narcotics, those that manufacture test and sell weapons, those that own publications online/print media cursing religion, those that own transport or sells alcohol, those that own breweries and manufacture alcohol are all welcome to invest in Adab Solutions because they do not and will not check sources of income or have questionnaires asking for information - they just want the money 5) After I exposed their scam they accused me of being a disgruntled former employee just to deflect attention away from their scam but eventually they were forced to apologise: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.msg47282863#msg47282863 Shame on these pathetic scammers who used religion to fool and entice gullible bounty participants and token purchasing investors. Adab token will be trade on Bit-M, Bit-Z, BitForex exchanges. When ? the IEO has been pretty long over but the trade hasn't opened yet, and what about the bounty? Will it be distributed in the near future?coming days are you sure now july , you bring my religion islam to this project but you always lie about distribution bounty and I Got banned because I ask when start distribution ?? Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: examplens on July 23, 2019, 11:45:59 PM Can you edit the OP and add all links, like ANN thread, Bounty, profile link and all other scam accusations against this project?
I find you already write here about possible fraud from Adab, I would like to check all. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Joel_Jantsen on July 24, 2019, 12:14:14 AM I can't believe such a terribly disorganized shady company managed to raise 6 million? Like what the fuck is wrong with people? I'm more surprised by the fact that investors found them as interesting as the bounty participants.
Regardless, the job is done, money is raised, threads will be locked, servers will go down and they're history! Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: timerland on July 24, 2019, 01:19:55 AM I can't believe such a terribly disorganized shady company managed to raise 6 million? Like what the fuck is wrong with people? I'm more surprised by the fact that investors found them as interesting as the bounty participants. IEOs. Idax (which has been now exposed as a scam on medium), Bitz/Bitm have a lot of asian investors who will dump money into any new IEO without thinking about it, because it always gets pumped, either by the team or community when the IEO ends. Look at all the previous IEO's on those exchanges, and you'll see they all raise stupid amounts of money for a very average project.Either that, or they lied about how much they raised. Second option looking pretty possible as well, look at their social media activity. 2,000 followers (probably 1500-1700 are bounty people), so I'd reckon they'd be below 1,000 real followers, and barely any comments/likes. I doubt a company could raise 7 mil, get in the news, and still get such low numbers... Regardless, the job is done, money is raised, threads will be locked, servers will go down and they're history! Going to Miami next year, maybe I'll see the team there sipping cocktails :DTitle: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: rhomelmabini on July 24, 2019, 09:00:26 AM IEOs. Idax (which has been now exposed as a scam on medium), Bitz/Bitm have a lot of asian investors who will dump money into any new IEO without thinking about it, because it always gets pumped, either by the team or community when the IEO ends. Look at all the previous IEO's on those exchanges, and you'll see they all raise stupid amounts of money for a very average project. Good thing IDAX has been exposed and to be honest these exchanges might not be the one that operates the project but on the other side, they might on the part to be blamed as well for promoting them and turns scam at the end. Really everything evolves about money on these exchanges as long as they profit nothing else. I can't believe such a terribly disorganized shady company managed to raise 6 million? Like what the fuck is wrong with people? I'm more surprised by the fact that investors found them as interesting as the bounty participants. These investors seem not to do any digging first on the project, AFAIK this ADAB project has some scam accusations in the past and still, the bounty participants didn't learn even just to open this board if there are red flag on the project or not before promoting it.Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on July 24, 2019, 10:23:32 AM Can you edit the OP and add all links, like ANN thread, Bounty, profile link and all other scam accusations against this project? I find you already write here about possible fraud from Adab, I would like to check all. Done :) I hope it makes things a little clear for those unfamiliar with the subject Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Saisher on July 26, 2019, 05:40:12 AM This is their announcement to their bounty channel
Quote Hi Sir. The distribution of bounty tokens is conducted during 24 - 26 July. which means that it is already under the process. Kindly ask to wait for a little bit longer as it is just a matter of time. Thank you But until now no one among bounty hunters received their stakes, they keep promising their bounty hunters that they are going to send their tokens, what's adding insult to injury is their bounty manager kept insulting the bounty participants, this idiot deserves a smack in the face, he is not even human. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: joniboini on July 26, 2019, 07:35:47 AM But until now no one among bounty hunters received their stakes, they keep promising their bounty hunters that they are going to send their tokens, what's adding insult to injury is their bounty manager kept insulting the bounty participants, this idiot deserves a smack in the face, he is not even human. They're outright shady since the beginning. And I'm not surprised if they run away soon. I doubt they managed to raise $6 million, lots of crappy ICOs has been saying things like that recently to fool people and hope they could get another 1 or 2 ETH while in fact they never raised 100 ETH. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on July 26, 2019, 09:18:55 AM I can't believe such a terribly disorganized shady company managed to raise 6 million? Like what the fuck is wrong with people? I'm more surprised by the fact that investors found them as interesting as the bounty participants. Regardless, the job is done, money is raised, threads will be locked, servers will go down and they're history! Well right now things are very unclear as to what the Adab Solutions scammers are doing and what they are planning. The want users to send crypto to them and allow them to "invest" those funds on their behalf. If there is a loss the whole is carried by the investors and if there is a profit the Adab Solution scammers want a hefty percentage of that profit. There is a catch though. For example, if a new token or coin for argument sake called New 123 is created and ALL of the investment funds Adab Solutions hold on behalf of customers are used to buy this New 123 at IEO or pre-ICO stages only for the New 123 project to collapse days or weeks later - such a scenario would put ALL of the Adab Solutions users out of pocket but maybe Adab Solutions will be the only beneficiaries IF they are the scammers behind the New 123 project. There are too many issues related to the Adab Solutions scammers. ANother one is for example the fact they three Uzbekistan/Khazakistan people behind the project have questionable pasts and virtually zero knowledge in this field. Their demo or MVP "exchange" is nothing more than a template to show gullible investors a "product" in order to fool them in to parting with their crypto. They used religion as a tool to suck in people but they are anything but religious judging by their conducts in the threads they post in and the manner in which they fool people. Not sure how long they will take before they take the money and run but it is inevitable Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: KTChampions on July 26, 2019, 09:59:21 AM Let me remind that by conducting another investigation, I found people who were engaged in this scam:
~ Everything is already clear, but I went further. I checked the topic (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2058283.) where Smart Man offers his services (writing WP and promotion of ICO) and allegedly communicates with customers. Within 10 minutes, I discovered that most of the discussion participants were alts of Smart Man. To save space and time I will show the most interesting ones: Blanchrc40 (https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Blanchrc40) 3/25/2018 9:32:14 PM password changed 5/9/2019 8:34:21 AM woke up Hiring in bumping service (http://archive.md/DKImh) MrBoston (https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=MrBoston) 3/25/2018 9:48:00 PM password changed 5/14/2019 9:52:40 PM woke up Fixxer767 (https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Fixxer767) 3/25/2018 10:20:35 PM password changed 5/12/2019 1:30:10 AM woke up Jeronimo78 (https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Jeronimo78) 3/18/2018 4:13:10 PM password changed 5/9/2019 8:29:33 AM woke up You will say that these are minor details to the facts that already exist? No, I'll explain later why. We continue: There are banned user Afina_22 (https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Afina_22) She sent merit to Smart man and was connected to him through other abusers. She is the topic starter (in russian local) of scam project Adab Solutions (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4881407.msg43973952#msg43973952) Who started the topic in the English section (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.)? - whitetoo (https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=whitetoo) 3/25/2018 9:53:53 PM password changed 3/25/2018 10:26:45 PM password changed Smart man himself confessed that he collaborated with Adab (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105163.msg51411806#msg51411806) and received money from them, but everyone pretended that they did not notice this. Even after I pointed it out (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105163.msg51511126#msg51511126)! ~ Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Saisher on July 27, 2019, 02:06:18 PM They are now in the process of distributing their bounty, but right now we have read a lot of complaint from their telegram channel that bounty participants are not getting the full stakes that are on the spreadsheet some complaints that they are getting half only on the spreadsheet.
Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on July 27, 2019, 10:12:11 PM I can't believe such a terribly disorganized shady company managed to raise 6 million? Like what the fuck is wrong with people? I'm more surprised by the fact that investors found them as interesting as the bounty participants. IEOs. Idax (which has been now exposed as a scam on medium), Bitz/Bitm have a lot of asian investors who will dump money into any new IEO without thinking about it, because it always gets pumped, either by the team or community when the IEO ends. Look at all the previous IEO's on those exchanges, and you'll see they all raise stupid amounts of money for a very average project.Either that, or they lied about how much they raised. Second option looking pretty possible as well, look at their social media activity. 2,000 followers (probably 1500-1700 are bounty people), so I'd reckon they'd be below 1,000 real followers, and barely any comments/likes. I doubt a company could raise 7 mil, get in the news, and still get such low numbers... Regardless, the job is done, money is raised, threads will be locked, servers will go down and they're history! Going to Miami next year, maybe I'll see the team there sipping cocktails :DThey have no real product, no real customers and no real interest either but their claims of $6.75 cannot independently be verified All that is clear is that they are scammers Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: aioc on July 28, 2019, 08:36:04 AM Adab was the last ICO campaign I'm in after the news and the evidence that they are scamming the community I immediately take out the signature, now that they are distributing the bounty I am really pissed off and disappointed I think all bounty hunters are, they've cut all the bounty rewards to as much 80% I'm really going to dump this coin now.
Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on July 28, 2019, 09:58:54 AM This is their announcement to their bounty channel Quote Hi Sir. The distribution of bounty tokens is conducted during 24 - 26 July. which means that it is already under the process. Kindly ask to wait for a little bit longer as it is just a matter of time. Thank you But until now no one among bounty hunters received their stakes, they keep promising their bounty hunters that they are going to send their tokens, what's adding insult to injury is their bounty manager kept insulting the bounty participants, this idiot deserves a smack in the face, he is not even human. The Adab Solution scammers are not even posting in this forum any more because they got what they wanted, some cash from the ICO and multiple IEOs They showed no respect to the genuine bounty participants that promoted the scam thinking it was good project and instead they added so many of their own newbie and fake accounts so they could say to the genuine participants that there were too many fakes so not all would be paid. The irony and hypocrisy of the scam is shameful especially when adding the fact that misused religion to miss-sell their project. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: aioc on July 30, 2019, 12:38:51 PM I hope those who got scammed in their bounty campaign, as well as investors, will post here on how many tokens they have lost from the official stakes if they can do this to their bounty hunters who helped the project, what more to their investors
Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on August 01, 2019, 01:31:45 PM I hope those who got scammed in their bounty campaign, as well as investors, will post here on how many tokens they have lost from the official stakes if they can do this to their bounty hunters who helped the project, what more to their investors I hope so too. I want to list the victims in the OP so that it becomes clearer about the scale of the scam. I have no doubt that if this project does not go live, the investors will never get their funds back. Likewise, I have no doubt that if the website goes live then it is a scam designed to fool investors to send their crypto and then the scammers will make their exit strategy after a few months. The Kazakh/Uzbek scammers behind this project will be living off the funds raised in the ICO and IEO and those stolen from affiliates - for years to come. Either way, the list will increase as more and more victims come forward. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Saisher on August 23, 2019, 03:16:41 AM I have some very bad news to all bounty hunters, one of the admin have announced that they are going to lock or have locked bounty token, so bounty hunters, will not dump the coin, this is a very old alibi, after waiting a year and not giving all of the token allocations now they are locking tokens for bounty hunters.
Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on August 23, 2019, 09:59:09 AM I have some very bad news to all bounty hunters, one of the admin have announced that they are going to lock or have locked bounty token, so bounty hunters, will not dump the coin, this is a very old alibi, after waiting a year and not giving all of the token allocations now they are locking tokens for bounty hunters. That is sad and bad news but hardly surprising since the "team" behind this so-called religious project are anything but religious. These scammers do not even practice the religion they claim to be representing so what chances do the bounty participants have of getting anything from them? These scammers from Adab Solutions claim to be religious and to follow a strict code of conduct based around religion, morals and ethics but are they made it clear there are happy to accept funding from criminals, pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and a whole host of other people that make money from either illegal or immoral sources. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Coinfan on August 31, 2019, 01:38:16 AM I have some very bad news to all bounty hunters, one of the admin have announced that they are going to lock or have locked bounty token, so bounty hunters, will not dump the coin, this is a very old alibi, after waiting a year and not giving all of the token allocations now they are locking tokens for bounty hunters. That is sad and bad news but hardly surprising since the "team" behind this so-called religious project are anything but religious. These scammers do not even practice the religion they claim to be representing so what chances do the bounty participants have of getting anything from them? These scammers from Adab Solutions claim to be religious and to follow a strict code of conduct based around religion, morals and ethics but are they made it clear there are happy to accept funding from criminals, pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and a whole host of other people that make money from either illegal or immoral sources. They know that the bounty holders would dump their "coins" like if they were hot potatoes, so they have to find excuses to avoid this at all costs. But we all know that this "coin" has a marked destiny: to reach its intrinsic value. I guess we all know how high is this value. But we all can rest assure of something: it won't go below zero. It will stop at the fair value. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on September 18, 2019, 01:16:50 PM I have some very bad news to all bounty hunters, one of the admin have announced that they are going to lock or have locked bounty token, so bounty hunters, will not dump the coin, this is a very old alibi, after waiting a year and not giving all of the token allocations now they are locking tokens for bounty hunters. That is sad and bad news but hardly surprising since the "team" behind this so-called religious project are anything but religious. These scammers do not even practice the religion they claim to be representing so what chances do the bounty participants have of getting anything from them? These scammers from Adab Solutions claim to be religious and to follow a strict code of conduct based around religion, morals and ethics but are they made it clear there are happy to accept funding from criminals, pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and a whole host of other people that make money from either illegal or immoral sources. They know that the bounty holders would dump their "coins" like if they were hot potatoes, so they have to find excuses to avoid this at all costs. But we all know that this "coin" has a marked destiny: to reach its intrinsic value. I guess we all know how high is this value. But we all can rest assure of something: it won't go below zero. It will stop at the fair value. No sign for their "exchange" either. Will it launch? The thing with scammers is they are quick to ask for funding and present a business to investors and then are equally quick to steal funds too. We will see what these scammers do if they ever launch their "exchange" Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: fortunecrypto on September 19, 2019, 02:40:28 PM I have some very bad news to all bounty hunters, one of the admin have announced that they are going to lock or have locked bounty token, so bounty hunters, will not dump the coin, this is a very old alibi, after waiting a year and not giving all of the token allocations now they are locking tokens for bounty hunters. That is sad and bad news but hardly surprising since the "team" behind this so-called religious project are anything but religious. These scammers do not even practice the religion they claim to be representing so what chances do the bounty participants have of getting anything from them? These scammers from Adab Solutions claim to be religious and to follow a strict code of conduct based around religion, morals and ethics but are they made it clear there are happy to accept funding from criminals, pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and a whole host of other people that make money from either illegal or immoral sources. They know that the bounty holders would dump their "coins" like if they were hot potatoes, so they have to find excuses to avoid this at all costs. But we all know that this "coin" has a marked destiny: to reach its intrinsic value. I guess we all know how high is this value. But we all can rest assure of something: it won't go below zero. It will stop at the fair value. No sign for their "exchange" either. Will it launch? The thing with scammers is they are quick to ask for funding and present a business to investors and then are equally quick to steal funds too. We will see what these scammers do if they ever launch their "exchange" This has been the topic of investors and bounty hunters on when will they launch their exchange I've read people have invested a lot of money here, ignoring the warning signs, because they keep showing that prominent people in the Arab world are supporting this venture, they have no choice but to support this project, and will only give up if the devs stop updating their channel. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on September 19, 2019, 03:07:30 PM This has been the topic of investors and bounty hunters on when will they launch their exchange I've read people have invested a lot of money here, ignoring the warning signs, because they keep showing that prominent people in the Arab world are supporting this venture, they have no choice but to support this project, and will only give up if the devs stop updating their channel. Investors are getting upset and are posting lots of negative things on their Telegram: https://t.me/Adabsolutions The "Adab Solutions team" just spout out the same rubbish about "bounties will be paid soon" and "exchange will launch soon". When users ask when tokens will be unlocked they are told "soon". The whole thing is a farce, a pathetic disaster waiting to happen. Some users and investors are threatening legal action and are asking for a group of investors to come together and make a mass class legal action against the Adab Solutions scammers Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: fortunecrypto on September 19, 2019, 04:48:42 PM This has been the topic of investors and bounty hunters on when will they launch their exchange I've read people have invested a lot of money here, ignoring the warning signs, because they keep showing that prominent people in the Arab world are supporting this venture, they have no choice but to support this project, and will only give up if the devs stop updating their channel. Investors are getting upset and are posting lots of negative things on their Telegram: https://t.me/Adabsolutions The "Adab Solutions team" just spout out the same rubbish about "bounties will be paid soon" and "exchange will launch soon". When users ask when tokens will be unlocked they are told "soon". The whole thing is a farce, a pathetic disaster waiting to happen. Some users and investors are threatening legal action and are asking for a group of investors to come together and make a mass class legal action against the Adab Solutions scammers It's very interesting to follow the updates and the chat int heir telegram channel, investors and supporters are pushing the team to launch their exchange or show some actions, I think we have a big suit coming up, these are big investors some of them even invested hundreds of thousands of dollars and they have high hopes on this project. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on September 19, 2019, 10:20:02 PM It's very interesting to follow the updates and the chat int heir telegram channel, investors and supporters are pushing the team to launch their exchange or show some actions, I think we have a big suit coming up, these are big investors some of them even invested hundreds of thousands of dollars and they have high hopes on this project. If memory serves correct they made a combined total of around $7 million from multiple IEOs and their ICO, not exactly earth shattering amounts. Just exactly what is holding up their release of the exchange is not clear but investor patience is running out. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on October 08, 2019, 12:56:34 PM https://t.me/adabannouncement
Their own announcement platform on Telegram has not been updated since July 2019. They have not made any official announcement about why there are delays to their scam exchange which should have launched on 30th August 2019 Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: robelneo on October 08, 2019, 03:00:35 PM https://t.me/adabannouncement Telling everybody that they haven't obtained a license to operate, now this is a piece of very bad news, what if they are denied because people from that agency will look for more information on why they should give them a license, what if they see these reports, they should have addressed all negative feedbacks and concerns before they proceed in obtaining a license, this is Islam and they should abide by it's teachings.Their own announcement platform on Telegram has not been updated since July 2019. They have not made any official announcement about why there are delays to their scam exchange which should have launched on 30th August 2019 Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Dreadcrypto on October 22, 2019, 11:24:17 PM If they indeed paid 20% of the bounty they promised, that is more than what was to be expected. Usually scams like this one pay nothing at all. Best to don't hold your breath waiting for any additional payment. I'm amazed that their main site is still online. They probably paid in advance one year of the domain and site or all of this would have long be dead and buried, like countless other scam exchanges and ICOs.
Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on October 23, 2019, 01:22:34 AM Telling everybody that they haven't obtained a license to operate, now this is a piece of very bad news, what if they are denied because people from that agency will look for more information on why they should give them a license, what if they see these reports, they should have addressed all negative feedbacks and concerns before they proceed in obtaining a license, this is Islam and they should abide by it's teachings. They took several million in their scam ICO and multiple IEOs then decided to hold back bounties. After that they announced the licence they claimed they had in UAE was a lie because they have no licence in UAE and are trying in Bahrain. On top of that they are not religious people at all, they have no religious business background. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Ghos9346 on November 27, 2019, 12:25:33 PM Here was the original ANN thread which was started by a (now banned) Russian/Ukrainian sock-puppet account: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.0 Here is the new ANN thread which was started (with a new user name) with self-moderation to delete any critical posts: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105530.0 Here is the self-moderated "bounty thread": https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105520.0 Here is the thread listing Russian/Ukrainian sock-puppets used to generate fake buzz in their original ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077842.0 Here is the Adab Solutions profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2501348 These scammers ban people on their TG channel as soon as they feel the user might expose the scammers. They delete posts from their censored threads here whenever they log in. A comprehensive list of victims should be catalogued. If you have been scammed by these pathetic Adab Solution scammers post here please so I can compile a list. Here is the list of victims that stated they participated in the Adab Solutions bounty but were scammed: 1) aioc https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043659.msg51980254#msg51980254 Expected: 76,000 Received: 20,000 Amount scammed: 46,000 2) indo1 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043659.msg51979809#msg51979809 Expected: 40,000 Received: 10,400 (originally received 66 but got more after complaining) Amount scammed: 29,600 A bit of background about Adab Solutions: Adab Solutions exchange scammers stated they raised $6.75 million and ended their 9 month bounty campaign on 31st March 2019 buthave not paid anything to any bounty participant. These Adab Soultions exchange scammers say their business is religious but they say they will accept funding from pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and from all sorts of criminals with earnings from all sorts of illegal and immoral sources. The Adab Solutions exchange scammers cashed in on the new IEO craze so they decided to end their SCAM 12 month ICO early (they stopped after 9 months) and then decided to SCAM others from Bitforex, IDAX and Bit-Z/Bit-M 1) Here is how they managed to squirm out of paying bounties to those that participated. The only participants who received bounty were Adab Solutions sock-puppet accounts. Hello. We check content campaign. That's why spreadsheet is closed. There are many scammers, fakes and no quality articles/video... :( other campaigns already counted. 2) So at the beginning of the 9 month bounty campaign all the way back in mid 2018 they never announced extending the bounty campaign (which they extended twice dragging it on for 9 months) and when they got to early June 2019 they announced they wanted KYC. They abruptly stopped the bounty campaign after 9 months because they decided to jump on the IEO bandwagon and got in with a few exchanges to sell more tokens and raise even more money. Dear investors and bounty hunters! In order to receive your tokens kindly ask you to proceed to the KYC procedure on our website to. https://ico.adabsolutions.com/user/profile/ Thank you Sincerely, ADAB Solution Team 3) They flooded their original ANN thread with sock-puppet accounts to generate fake buzz and spread propaganda because they needed it otherwise they would not be able to fool investors: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077842.0 4) They claim to be religious but are happy to accept funding from the following so how can they comply with any religious law Shariah? pimps, prostitutes, porn actors, those currently behind bars in prison serving prison sentences, those that sell drugs/narcotics, those that manufacture test and sell weapons, those that own publications online/print media cursing religion, those that own transport or sells alcohol, those that own breweries and manufacture alcohol are all welcome to invest in Adab Solutions because they do not and will not check sources of income or have questionnaires asking for information - they just want the money 5) After I exposed their scam they accused me of being a disgruntled former employee just to deflect attention away from their scam but eventually they were forced to apologise: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.msg47282863#msg47282863 Shame on these pathetic scammers who used religion to fool and entice gullible bounty participants and token purchasing investors. Adab token will be trade on Bit-M, Bit-Z, BitForex exchanges. When ? the IEO has been pretty long over but the trade hasn't opened yet, and what about the bounty? Will it be distributed in the near future?coming days are you sure now july , you bring my religion islam to this project but you always lie about distribution bounty and I Got banned because I ask when start distribution ?? Got scammed by these guys during the ICO . They still even send email to advertise their referral program. Guess they're still trying to lure more people in . Is there anyway to stop this people !? :'( :'( :'( Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on December 01, 2019, 02:28:26 PM Got scammed by these guys during the ICO . They still even send email to advertise their referral program. Guess they're still trying to lure more people in . Is there anyway to stop this people !? :'( :'( :'( You were not the only one. They scammed on a mass scale. Where did the money go? Why was there no exchange? Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Coinfan on December 03, 2019, 02:17:14 PM They probably tried to be accepted by an exchange, but I guess they didn't pay enough for even the most shady exchange to create a market for their "token".
Of course, any exchange would demand payment on real tokens, not on theirs. They claim that they created their https://ficemarket.com/ but is this already working? For someone logged off, it seems dead: https://ficemarket.com/exchange Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: smyslov on December 03, 2019, 02:30:39 PM They probably tried to be accepted by an exchange, but I guess they didn't pay enough for even the most shady exchange to create a market for their "token". Of course, any exchange would demand payment on real tokens, not on theirs. They claim that they created their https://ficemarket.com/ but is this already working? For someone logged off, it seems dead: https://ficemarket.com/exchange Yes and it's proven that their exchange is not working at all there are to many bugs, there's even a lot of complaints that their token did not arrive when they tried to send it in their dashboard, all the volumes are fake, the real price of Adab is on Bitforex don't believe that it's higher in Ficemarket, this is all a deceit. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Ghos9346 on December 04, 2019, 12:34:14 PM They probably tried to be accepted by an exchange, but I guess they didn't pay enough for even the most shady exchange to create a market for their "token". Of course, any exchange would demand payment on real tokens, not on theirs. They claim that they created their https://ficemarket.com/ but is this already working? For someone logged off, it seems dead: https://ficemarket.com/exchange I have used the exchange , nothing works , orders weren't processing , until my fund got lost at all , lucky it was only a little amount for testing... :-\ Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: JollyGood on December 04, 2019, 01:31:27 PM The exchange is not live, it has not launched because it is a scam so how did you end up trading there?
I have used the exchange , nothing works , orders weren't processing , until my fund got lost at all , lucky it was only a little amount for testing... :-\ Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Coinfan on December 12, 2019, 03:04:47 PM They probably tried to be accepted by an exchange, but I guess they didn't pay enough for even the most shady exchange to create a market for their "token". Of course, any exchange would demand payment on real tokens, not on theirs. They claim that they created their https://ficemarket.com/ but is this already working? For someone logged off, it seems dead: https://ficemarket.com/exchange Yes and it's proven that their exchange is not working at all there are to many bugs, there's even a lot of complaints that their token did not arrive when they tried to send it in their dashboard, all the volumes are fake, the real price of Adab is on Bitforex don't believe that it's higher in Ficemarket, this is all a deceit. They indeed managed to get their ADAB token trading. I imagine what fortune they had to pay! And the token is above 0 in value! Remarkable achievement! It is "currently" valued at 0.0056 USD and was sold on the ICO at 0.1 USD. https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/adab-solutions https://neironix.io/cryptocurrency/adab_solutions A loss of 94.6% of the investment... I guess investors were warned about this. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: desticy on December 12, 2019, 05:46:32 PM ~snip This is unthinkable. Almost 100% of people's investments are simply lost. The funny thing is that people were warned in advance about this scam, and what is the result? Even after the warning, many carried money there,after all this money could go to invest in more worthy projects. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: aioc on December 14, 2019, 01:19:33 AM ~snip This is unthinkable. Almost 100% of people's investments are simply lost. The funny thing is that people were warned in advance about this scam, and what is the result? Even after the warning, many carried money there,after all this money could go to invest in more worthy projects. It could have been good if they got good developers, and people that are dedicated to the Muslim principles, I participated in the early rounds of the campaign and stopped when they are exposed, it really hurts when they cut the bounty allocation by 80%, this made me realize to move out of ICO bounty and shifted to gambling campaign, which pays better. Title: Re: Adab Solution Bounty Scam Post by: Coinfan on December 17, 2019, 01:35:25 PM All investors had a very early warning from JollyGood. He was even criticized for calling them scammers since the beginning.
Sometimes, being right too soon is a pain. Anyone has any doubt to which value the token is going to go? |