We've been watching your project. Kudos on the idea and good luck!

QRG Redemption has always worked and the unique serial numbers have proven effective as a means of ensuring awards to the owner.  We won't discuss the secure process behind it here and encourage any attempts to circumvent it.  To date, we have no complaints, "0" nada, zilch, of anyone's QRG being stolen, falsely claimed, or breached.

The Mi10 contract was exactly the same project for the 2nd in a series of countries introducing the same concept.  The team is the same for these and others.  But the underlying collectibles are of course different and not intermingled.

There are phone numbers and emails for assistance on the site.  A call or note to either may have resolved your issue before you chose to declare the project a scam.  If a link has broken on the website, please report it to the listed contact so it can be fixed. 

Thank you.

QRG redemptions have never stopped - a process is in place to match the serial number with the physical holder of the QRG block and then their public wallet address. 

The Mi10 site was for a DEMO for the Marshal Islands.

You should simply have contacted support@qrg-stamps.com  They surely would have helped you with your questions.