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Apparently demanding a refund for breach of contract constitutes "abusive behavior". This guy thinks he can just make up rules as he sees fit.
He keeps referring people to his lame purchase agreement....
First of all posting a pdf file on a random part of the site and saying it is a purchase agreement does not constitute an actual agreement, especially when nobody actually agreed to it (except for him).
Secondly, even if the agreement were binding he has broken the agreement himself and legally must refund all purchases upon request.
He obviosly has no regard for the rule of law. The guy is dumb and dumb criminals get caught. It is just a matter of time.
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Cointelegraph is every bit as much a criminal organization as razormind. They need to be behind bars as well.
Also, I have sent numerous emails to razormind asking for a refund and they constantly blow me off. They haven't even bothered sending "tokens" even though they have all my information. A couple of the emails I received even included insults. Very unprofessional. Jawad is the most unprofessional man I have ever encountered in this business.
CLEARLY A SCAM.
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 Looks like they need help fixing their shitty outdated implementation of os.js. When I see "razormind" I think "lobotomy". I wouldn't be surprised if that idiot Jawad messed with it himself and left it hopelessly broken. Does the guy have any skills at all? |
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He is too busy watching movies and playing xbox on the biggest tv "he has ever had in his life".
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Yeah I mentioned in a private email to razormind that tokens are indeed a security and Yaqub vehemently claims they are not. Just because you SAY something is not a security does not mean it is not a security.
He seems to think if he says something it becomes law, sort of like that bullshit "agreement" they posted for the crowdsale which would be tossed out of just about any court in the world. This is classical narcissistic behavior, which is a serious mental illness.
Narcissists believe all of reality (people included) is an extension of themselves and their mind will not comprehend anything that does not fit in with their world view, which basically means if it does not fit with the way they see reality THEY DO NOT PERCEIVE THE INFORMATION AT ALL. Their brain tosses the information aside and they remain oblivious to its existence no matter how many times (or how forcefully) they are confronted with it.
I believe Jawad Yaqub suffers from the mental illness of narcissism.
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The only believable thing I have ever heard him say was when he said he is not good at anything.
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Another user has provided 1BeBhG4ofMKc1RdYcHqcYr2caBsZHq9wzn as being the address they were requested to deposit to for the ICO. On following this deposit we can see that it, too, goes to the above BTC336 1LbXHMsxXJfaBdfNw9sasinYXS1at6KU2Z address.
I took a look at mine and it too goes to https://blockchain.info/address/1LbXHMsxXJfaBdfNw9sasinYXS1at6KU2Z. |
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The business lawyer that is investigating and giving me legal advice on how to deal with this is a personal friend involved in this industry a long time and detests scams and fraud ruining the reputation of this industry.
According to the advice he gave you he didn't really look into it. It was me who didn't do my due dilligence properly
It's obvious you still aren't. I have learned a massive lesson from reporting on this company Astmandu and don't believe I will ever touch a crowdfunding article ever again. Hindsight is a great thing and so much has came to light since that wasn't available to me then.
You should ask your lawyer friend what happens when you post an article that causes hundreds of people to get scammed. Is "It was me who didn't do my due dilligence properly " all you have to say about that? |
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If you send an email to deos@razormind.co.uk you get this: Service Depricated The majority of the tokens have now been delivered, and the crowdsale is over. Thank you for taking part, and remember to subscribe to the mailing list at: http://razormind.co.uk/news for future updates. Razormind Ltd is incorporated in the United Kingdom with company number NI636534 whose registered office and trading address is at 55 Clive Rd, Holywood, BT189RE. |
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Either way your claim towards 27,000 active users is a lie.
If you take money from people who are under the impression that your company and product is something it is not and that impression is derived from your own words, you are guilty of fraud.
I think Jawad believes a facebook like counts as a "daily active user". For even more entertainment, here are a few articles written by Scamwad Yaqub (oh the irony). https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cybercrime-uk-jawad-yaqubhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/you-winner-7-questions-winners-ask-themselves-find-out-jawad-yaqubhttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-often-post-jawad-yaqubTake your own advice Jawad! "Am I willing to listen?
It is easy to people we listen and like - our friends. In business though - you have to be prepared to listen - and really listen closely - to everyone. Winners listen, and importantly - get enough from listening to be able to think effectively - before responding. They remember what is said, recall stories, and can think alongside the person speaking without interfering with their need to express themselves freely. People respect and love those who listen to them genuinely - and that's a great place from which to start winning.
Do I know when to cut my losses?
Ask any stockbroker. Sounds simple but as stockbrokers will also tell you - it isn't easy being objective after you get attached. Winners hold their expectations up against results - with little mercy for personal feeling - to exit quickly and cleanly. If you know what you don't want - then you've won most of the battle - realizing this a winner will then focus her efforts on those plans likely to succeed.
Am I willing to fail?
Don't kid yourself - you'll fail hard, and - if you're lucky - fail often. If you can learn the lessons of failure early - by observing others or by personal experience - then you can avoid them. Looking back a wiser, stronger you will be able to take apart those situations for a more mature and effective approach. Still, winners aren't defined by their failures, and they - like us - have their fair share." |
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It's hilarious that Jawad has seen all these accusations but has only addressed the one regarding RZR.
Nobody has given a shit about RZR vs Razormind since page 2 of this thread. There are more important issues. How about addressing those Jawad?
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So basically if somebody trolls him he gets to keep their money? Is that some weird UK law?
Sounds like somebody hurt Jawad's gay cyberfeelings.
As if he cares about the law. He has already broken tons of them.
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I demanded a refund and they never sent my deos tokens.
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Now, given that the dates they give for the duration of their ICO match up with the activity for the transactions leading into the multisig address and that, something I found odd at the time, Razormind's DEOS ICO actually ended a day later, we can conclude that this multisig address is not from the DEOS ICO/crowdsale.
Eh... still doesn't rule it out. Maybe everybody who bought tokens got theirs before the last day. BUT I did notice the address I sent mine to did not move until a couple of weeks after the sale ended. |
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