The irony in a blockchain accounting company not able to allocate their own tokens to previously agreed upon terms. Wasn’t the individual cap on the presale like 75 eth?  So even if you did have a private investor how could they get such a large allocation unless it’s an inside job.

I wonder if the private investor is SlickPie, the other accounting company the PayPie founders started. If that turned out to be true, this would basically be a Ponzi scheme.

What private investor would go for these terms that would obviously upset all the small investors? 

It doesn’t add up.

The SEC is always looking for a reason to investigate an ICO.  i have lawyer contacts in the White House. 

If i get scammed out a few ether, so be it.  But the greater good must happen to catch scam artists.  I'm not saying this a definite scam, but I think more clarification is in order.

I was also banned for asking clarification on this token discrepancy. A simple question as token contributor. It is completely ridiculous to be banned that quickly. Points to PayPie hiding something.

If no answers are provided, I’ll file a complaint with the Vancouver consumer board.