The site looks great but I am not in favour of the order of the elements. I think the focus should lie in informing about new information, e.g. cryptocurrency news or upcoming fork, therefore, this should be moved to the top, while information regarding oncoming ICOs should be placed on the bottom. Besides that, I see some potential if new things are added onto the platform. Thanks, I really appreciate the feedback. The funny thing is, we just moved the ICOs stuff up today (literally) because of another user that gave the exact opposite feedback, ha!  We will leave it for another 2 days and see the effect on the bounce rates and then we will probably revert back. Any more feedback greatly appreciated. |
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Crypto Sentiment Survey - some early snippets
Despite the bear market (and FUD - fear, uncertainty and doubt), our survey found that over three-quarters (76%) of respondents aren't any less enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies.
When we asked people why they bought cryptocurrencies, only 4% reported doing so because 'everyone else is doing it'. We're quite encouraged by these findings - our view is that our respondents are into crypto for the right reasons!
We don't want to give away too much, so I'll stop there...all will be revealed in January.
Until then, have a relaxing and enjoyable festive period.
Kind regards,
The CoinSchedule Team.
Nice!
Loads of news in Coinschedule! Have you seen the new website? Completely recoded from scratch! Take a look: https://www.coinschedule.com---- Today we are announcing the new EXCHANGES RATING in CoinSchedule! Please have a look and let us know what you think: https://www.coinschedule.com/cryptocurrency-exchanges |
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We have no way of knowing if they reimbursed you or not. This is a problem you should sort out with them directly, since they are the ones that owe you money.
Would you like me to create a scam report? Given what I have been responded with (not you, the e-mails), it is pretty good material that proves dishonest business practices. It doesn't matter if they reimbursed me or not, since I asked for the money back (to the same address sent from is ok) as well as the removal of the listing. Within days I asked for that. There is *no* reason to say no, except greed. Contact the head of the project if you are worried about something that literally does *not* matter to you. It's most obvious I made the listing and paid. And I can prove it further, through my account, btc adddress or e-mail. Enough is enough, it's not worth chasing this much for. If I don't see co-operation, I'll be messaging every new project not to list on your site, showing them how horrible customer service is. "Greed" over 0.02 BTC? Oh give me a break. Feel free to message anyone you want, you are entitled to your opinion. After they exchange a couple of messages with you, they will probably come running to us. As I said above, your case is going through the process now, and someone from our team will contact you as part of that. Have a nice day. |
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I looked at your correspondence. So you made a payment to list a project in Coinschedule, but then had a disagreement with the rest of the team and you claim they didn't reimburse you. When you submitted the project to Coinschedule, you indicated you were submitting on behalf of the project and that you were a team member of that project. The invoice is also in the name of the project. We have no way of knowing if they reimbursed you or not. This is a problem you should sort out with them directly, since they are the ones that owe you money. If they did reimburse you and we remove their listing, we are just creating a new problem. Furthermore, we need to follow certain complaint procedures for regulatory and legal reasons. In this case the procedure details are here: https://www.coinschedule.com/takedown-procedure.html and it involves us contacting the project in question and giving them some time to come back to us and increase their TrustScore. If they fail to increase their TrustScore, they will be removed and then we can look again at your reimbursement request. I might be a newbie, been around here since 2014. Assuming it isn't you, whoever is currently running scamradar@coinschedule.com is a huge fraud, should definitely be looked at and most probably fired/removed promptly. I won't spread garbage or make a thread, I don't want any more attention to your site. Just asked for my money back, and was played with by the greedy support member. 3-4 days after paying, I requested a refund, and was denied for completely ridiculous reasons. I ask again, yesterday, and I'm told that they only refund within 7 days of payment. Can't believe people still do business like this in 2018. |
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I would NOT list anything on this poorly managed website.
The sales team is sneaky and has extremely greedy/foolish business practices. Stay away, they are only here for your money - and it definitely isn't worth it.
Hmm... A Newbie posting the first complaint on the thread. We have thousands of happy customers that happen to disagree with you. How about you tell us the name of your project/ICO so I can have a look for you? Usually it's the incompetent/scammy teams that fail to raise funds and have internal conflicts that tend to make these accusations. |
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i think ico should be removed. because the frauds have multiplied and people are now having difficulty in distinguishing the truth.
But not all of icos are scam, we can not remove all of them. Some Icos are really good and profitable. This discussion is a waste of time. Just go to Coinschedule.com and check the project trustscore. Simple. You can simply go for projects that are scored A or B, don't even spend time looking at other projects. I am amazed that you waste your time like this. |
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I thought you guys knew this, Coinschedule has been verifying each ICO for some time, doing KYC on all team members, checking company documentation, interviewing the CEOs... check this video that explains the system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuT7VK7r0ZA&t=15s |
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I recently was browsing your page and could not understand one thing.
Does the percentage on the project indicate the time project is running? Or funds collected?
It's the time left (based on the ICO closing date). Ok, thanks for the information. If I may I would suggest that the amount of collected funds are wonderful feature in ICO overview. On other hand I understand that is quite difficult to achieve and requires more manual labor . I have found only one this kind of page to date. Wont spam it here tough . Yup, thanks! We are already working on that, watch this space |
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I recently was browsing your page and could not understand one thing.
Does the percentage on the project indicate the time project is running? Or funds collected?
It's the time left (based on the ICO closing date). |
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Looking for people to write posts on BTT and other crypto forums. Teams preferred (as opposed to single individuals). Multiple language capabilities would be a plus.
Please PM and mention:
- Which crypto forums you have accounts in and can post
- How many people on your team
- Which languages you work with
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You can also get some more information about by visiting the website coinmarketplusdotcom
Hijacking someone else's thread, now that's not such a good thing to do! |
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Thanks to all the amazing people that send messages. We have found someone now so I am closing this thread.
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Hey thanks for sharing this. |
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Why not put all the informations in the first post? Interested worker would wonder what it is all about -the project, official website and ANN thread so they can view if they have already ideas on it. Applicants can advance the study before applying.
I don't have yet experience on managing slack and telegram channels but I joined several campaigns before. I want to ask if posting news and articles would be created by ours or you would just provide the links to be shared to the subscribers? Thank you.
I already have several good candidates now. If you are really interested, PM me. This will likely close today. |
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I am looking for a community manager to:
- Manage slack (keep people engaged, post news, articles, etc. on a regular basis, answer questions, etc.)
- Create/manage telegram
If you have experience doing this, it would be a big plus.
Excellent command of English is essential.
Terms to be discussed, please pm me.
There are good known,experienced campaign managers who can manage this social channels best. You can check services board of forum to find their management offered threads and choose one that perfectly suits your needs. I don't want a campaign manager, this is a permanent job offer. |
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I am looking for a community manager to:
- Manage slack (keep people engaged, post news, articles, etc. on a regular basis, answer questions, etc.)
- Create/manage telegram
If you have experience doing this, it would be a big plus.
Excellent command of English is essential.
Terms to be discussed, please pm me.
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What would you like to call it then? An award? A certification? A validation? A verification? An accreditation? Something else perhaps?
How much were you paid to give this a platinum thingy?
It's also not a 'thingy'. As I said before, it's a paid marketing slot. It's not that difficult, really. How much we charge to our customers is none of your business. If you really want to know, I suggest you create a project yourself, assemble a fantastic team, convince them to follow your vision, create all the marketing material including a website, logo, banners, create a white paper with innovative ideas, get it translated into several languages, create slack channels, forum announcements, Twitter account, Reddit account, and then once you have all that you can submit your project to Coinschedule, we will review it and if we are very impressed we might contact you and offer a paid marketing slot. Then you will know. |
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So it is not as the main indicator that the future developers coin it will not be a scam?
We have discussed the project with the Monkey Capital team extensively, including in video calls, we are closely monitoring the development of the project in slack, video calls, phone calls, emails, forums and we will continue to perform due diligence throughout the project, contacting the people involved, double-checking information and claims, etc. If we find anything that leads us to believe that there are reasons to be concerned, we will let you know. I encourage everyone to do the same though, join their slack and you can speak directly with Daniel (CEO) and also with the rest of the team. |
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