~You never said that the programmer stole the photo from someone else.
You said we're a scam because our team is fake.
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Because it is not intended to help justice or investors, but if you intend to create traffic for your website and create controversy and damage to the projects.
Again, you are wrong.
The first headline posted on November 25th was: Re:
Socialremit & OkayMoney Transfer- SCAM - FAKE TEAM - stealing people's identity Did you see any link on the post to ICOEthics website? We don’t promote ICOEthics website and we are not hereafter money or web traffic.
Search for the web traffic for ICOEthics website and you will find out how many visitors per day. That will prove to you that ICOEthics is not looking for website traffic. Neither to damage the image of any real project. We are here to help expose ico’s projects with fake members, plagiarized whitepaper, etc...
Good afternoon
My name is Esteban Campmany legal advisor of the company SOCIALREMIT…
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For all this, I am kindly requesting you to withdraw the comments made in bitcointalk in which we are classified as SCAM.st
When you sent the message above on December 19th, on the same day we did remove the word scam from the post and changed the headlines to:
Re:
Socialremit & OkayMoney Transfer- FAKE TEAM member- stealing people's identity (Dec. 19th).
And we changed again to be more specific to the adviser “
Socialremit - Adviser with fake picture - stealing people's identity”
We made a post asking you a few questions that any investor would.
We did remove the word SCAM as you requested, NOT because you made a threat (see below), but because you responded to the accusation, and there was just 1 team member.
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That is why I inform you that if within 30 days you have not withdrawn these accusations and deleted this post, our lawyers will proceed to sue your company and the people who have defamed us.a
Now as far as your threat, you cant sue icoethics website, there is nothing there about this thread. And as you “kindly” requested us to remove the word SCAM, it was removed since you explained the situation. But now you are asking to delete this thread? it should stay here for records. You can ask a moderator, they can delete for you, and in case they dont, good luck suing this forum.
~If Mr. Wazin stealing the identity of another person is the responsibility of the staff because he is Freelance.
~…And I repeat that Mr. Wazin is a good person
~...and his work is clean.
~…I have no doubt that he is a serious person…
~...Mr. Wazin is an advisor and one of our independent programmers.
So, here you assume the staff is responsible, which falls back to your company.
We dont think a good person, a serious person, with a clean work wouldn’t be stealing someone’s identity.
Our attorney from the United States called to the FTC (FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION )
And there's nothing about us, so you keep lying ICOEthics.
Apart from the fact that the government is closed in the United States for weeks, we do not know where I denounce with the government closed
This thread was created on November 25, 2018, we report identity theft most of the time.
If they haven’t processed the information sent, they will when they get back from the shutdown.
And I never said under whose name the accusation was made.
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It's strange that you do not want to show your face and have all your anonymous data in the records of your website.
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If he tells the truth because he hides to defame?
We don’t need to show our face, we are not selling or promoting anything. But you do need to show your face and the face of your team. You should had been honest from day 1, but you decided to let your employee use a stolen image from the internet by allowing it to be posted on your website. While it could had been posted anonymously on your website, by using his picture as a dog, a pig, a computer screen, a shadow, blank, etc. But you allowed him to use a stolen identity.
We are not here to defame, we are here to help to identify scams.