If you're not a shit poster,you'd know it is not as easy to earn from signature campaigns.With the rules getting stricter as time passes by,there would be a point where only very high quality posters will be privileged to earn from signature campaigns which is worth the advertisers money.

With inadequate information, the chances of finding an experienced coder to work on your project are nearly zero.Please be more specific about "things" you're looking in an experienced developer.

1.Site doesn't sell,forum members and account farmers do.
2.The prices are not stable or pre-determined.They vary from account to account.
3.Worthless.

P.S. : Account selling is not endorsed by the forum and it may land you with a negative feedback.

You don't have to investigate.You can just ask and I will give you the information myself.

If we can get information about this page http://dev.ascendancy.io/users/sign_in from GitHub.It was a private Git-Labo repo which was paid by raldrige.Considering he would have used his Debit/Credit card for the payment,it will be easier to track him.

Nice Job Gleb! Any leads on the other dude raldriage ? He was suppose to be from Europe.If the info about Andrew penn turns out to be true,that mofos gonna have a good time taking it anal in the jail cell.
@andrew,get used to not dropping the soap.

I have access to this post which is unlocked.Apart from that Andrewpenn had acces to pretty much everything.I think Project Manager sparkit had access to ascendancy forum account.I just woke up to notice this shit.I will try my best to give as much information I have about the main Devs.

I have created a slack channel for team members and investors to discuss how we can work it out

ascscamsolutions.slack.com

No I did not have  access to the ASC team account.Its did come as a surprise to me since last message I had from one of the Dev was about using react library for building the front end of the project. This was around 12-13 hours back when this actually happened.Didnt had slightest clue about their intentions.

I'm traumatised if this actually happened.@sparkit @superwoot,@darkstar is the slack channel already deleted ? Please message me asap or create a new discord channel.
@sparkit,keep a track on the addresses where coins are being moved.Let me see if I can find  information about them.

@yahoo : might wanna be careful about the leaving negative feedbacks.I haven't got paid jack shit you can see my address right in the escrow document.

That is indeed an awesome news.Matter of fact community is just not build on give always but how legit they are.Im sure this ones legit as saw someone winning 300 btc recently.

The intention of the coin is not to pump and dump like other shit coins.We do want to serve what's been promised.My only and only goal is too make a framework which would get newbie programmers set up their first decentralised app in minutes.

Why are you butthurt though ? You failed to get that interest ? Dammmit,next time make sure you're on time.
Did you check out the Known Alt's of users thread ? DT's don't waste time tagging every connection if it's not necessary .IMHO,DT's should tag lenders who take accounts as collateral too.Btw your friend and "trusted by you" member 0x000 whatever has a nice trust paint.Do check them out.

That's a good catch.Speaking from my experience,the altcoin community is too naive to fall for a project if it contains the "real-faces" of the developers.Regardless of the concept and such,they receive easy funding.The scammer is probably a smart guy,it is upto the community to find out the good from the scams.

  haha thanks for the vouch George! I'm not doing this with any intentions of making money out of it.I liked the idea after speaking to the founder and thought could use my coding skills to develop something better for the community.Anyhow little did I know people don't encourage such stuff.We're still trying our best to make ASC as newbie friendly as possible!

Do I qualify ?

And Welcome back.

We're trying to.No doubt lisk is great but their architecture is somewhat complicated for newbie
programmers to start writing decentralzied apps.We cover up the capabilities what Lisk failed to offer
in terms of programming.For example,lisk doesn't have Plugin exporting methods,ASC does.This is one
of the differences, incase you'd like to know more,please message us I'm very open to discuss it with you.

Sorry but I might have missed your post.Also IPO stuff keeps us busy but I try to reply to most of the comments where people need technical specs.

1.Have you seen Satoshi ? You trust in bitcoin right ?

Again,it doesn't matter.You're telling me other projects didn't turn scam where their devs had posted their faces ? It's a wrong notion.The IPO money doesn't go in our pockets,it goes to escrows who are quite trusted around the forum.

Hypothetical.I will work on documenting it.Thanks for the suggestion and sorry it wasn't upto your standards.

What else do you expect the website to have ?

1.Trust in the project.
2.Whitepaper will be worked on.
3.Making a fancy website makes our project more trustworthy ? I think not.


Making a framework is different from making a website.Not sure what exactly you're ranting about.

What you expect me to do ? Carrying a signature means I support my coins for all it's worth ? Project Managers,advertisers,exist for a reason.

Maybe you should care to read the original post before making invalid claims.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1749935.0

Logical fallacies.

hahah WTF man.Where did you dig them from ? My post meant some serious sensible criticism excluding obvious trolls.Those are inevitable.  

If I was hilariousandco,I'd ban you for the next 1000 years for making lame jokes.

Correct.Do you mind making it open-soruce since the service is free anyway ? Who knows if at the back-end the private key is actually being stored and before coins are sent to the new address it goes to one of yours ?