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Moratar, dude, you have to relax. Good thing in your post is that you said you're uptight. Well, so am I, so we're the same there. I think if you stepped back from the situation and tried a view from 30,000 feet, you'd see that you'd give Amazon or Target or LL Bean more leeway if they F---ked up an order than TenX....and I don't see how Tenx made any mess ups yet according to your post. They issued cards in Europe, and candidly admitted that Wavecrest bailed on them outside of Europe. So....what should they do? They've got to get another company to make cards outside of Europe. Will that cause delay? Of course. Should you liquidate 3,000 tokens? No (unless you want to sell them to me!! haha) You've got a guy who has pasted his face all over the internet; he's flying around the world meeting with big shots. He'd be out of his mind to be a grifter, because he must know that people who invest in this company know how to buy a plane ticket and track him down. Seriously....you've got to relax. I liken posts like yours to the old saying "if it sounds too good to be true..." Listening to you whine about things that are typical in business transactions with Walmart, Target, Amazon etc. means, to me, that what you want out of Tenx is far more than ANY company can deliver. So, I say "Chill". This company is transparent. The credibility of its CEO is plastered all over the internet (what other CEO does a 90 minute video on Comit with an easel and a magic marker? Jamie Douche=bag from JP Morgan hasn't done that. Who takes live questions during 50 millions webcasts (or whatever they're called?) These boys are for real. Hold you coins, hang in there, and let the process work. I appreciate that there is anxiety in investing, believe me, but before you write an atomic bomb of criticism because your tampon string was too short, take a step back.
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