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Same old excuse time after time when scammers here are busted for having fake profiles. I think you guys need to work on a new excuse because that line is getting pretty boring these days.
1. You hired a man who is supposed to be your CEO and you even don't know how he looks like?
2. How does the man in the ID even have any facial similarity with Diego Marquez Arango?
All you did was copy and image from a different website (which is funny because it had the name Diego Marquez Arango) and then you put it into your website and started calling him Andres Martinez (Photo is 100% a match, not even a slight distortion)
3. Diego Felipe Márquez Arango is an associate attorney from Colombia, how does his picture end up into the company registry books in Costa Rica, which is 1,191 km way?
I tell you how... It's through a scam online casino and ICO.
1. You hired a man who is supposed to be your CEO and you even don't know how he looks like?
2. How does the man in the ID even have any facial similarity with Diego Marquez Arango?
All you did was copy and image from a different website (which is funny because it had the name Diego Marquez Arango) and then you put it into your website and started calling him Andres Martinez (Photo is 100% a match, not even a slight distortion)
3. Diego Felipe Márquez Arango is an associate attorney from Colombia, how does his picture end up into the company registry books in Costa Rica, which is 1,191 km way?
I tell you how... It's through a scam online casino and ICO.
1. You really don't know what nominee director means? Have a look here: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/nominee-director.html
It's a very common practice with off-shore companies to protect the identity of the real owners. And yes, the real owners most often never meet with this nominee director.
2. To me they do look a bit a like. Not much, but I can understand how this could have gone unnoticed. The photo on your ID is often not the best of you.
3. Because we have internet. In my opinion it's possible that the legal agency in Costa Rica did some business with legal agency from Columbia and thus had a photo of this other person in their possession. And I guess they just mixed it up, because people are stupid and mistakes happen.
To me this explanation sounds plausible. And since they provided documents to support this, the only mistake I see is the wrong photo and I can totally believe that mistakes with photos can happen.
Based on high volume marketing they do, they have money and rich people are not gonna steal peanuts. Managing legit casino is much more profitable than running a scam. You're not gonna be able to scam lot of money with an ICO these days, but you can make millions with legit online casino. So what's the point to scam?
And if you wonder why these guys hired a nominee director in a first place, well it's because crazy people will be pounding on their doors if something bad happens, and I guess they just want to protect their families from all the rage guys like you can provoke.
How I see this, all those negative comments come from people that are just angry and jerks. This forum is generally very negative and full of hate, it's easy to do this hidden behind an nickname, because online you don't risk getting your ass kicked.
And if you are wondering why I'm writing from a "newbie" account. Well it's because I want to protect my real account, and don't want some "full" or "hero" member asshole giving me negative trust, just because he does not agree with me, and yes I have seen this happen on several occasions. This forum is full of cronyism: if you don't agree with us, we will destroy you.
P.S. And your comments about bumping service? Shit. You expect that ICO will not try to promote them? There's nothing wrong in bumping a topic, it's just marketing. If you want to blame someone, blame the administrator for not allowing ICOs to advertise on Bitcointalk. Perhaps if he would allow, there would be no reason to use other means.
