Yep.

3,000 bitcoins were spent on this loser and you are worried about your .1 btc? Trying not to sound too terribly insensitive, but if .1 btc has got your panties in a bunch this isn't the scene for you. You either can't afford to be gambling here or are too thin skinned. I lost .3 on that piece of shit, and the last thing that came to my mind was to throw up a post asking for help. Instead I found another coin and made it back that way.

You know how many coins have died in the last year? they go to near zero and get delisted from the exchanges, that's how they die. "Very few altcoins will survive" would be much more accurate to say, although I'm wondering if that's too optimistic.

Whatever you do don't explain how this system is supposed to work, keep it as vague as possible. If this isn't a red flag I don't know what is, shitcoin.

I did read it, a couple times. You don't even list the total coin amount for Jebus sake.
It does not answer my questions, what do these coins have to do with the service? will they be used to pay for interview requests or what? the ann page is so vague it's laughable, good luck with this shit.

How's your coin looking now, you fucking Chimp?

Enough giving these scoundrels easy money, STOP BUYING ICOS! (at least expensive ones).

I don't get it. The coins we are buying represent shares in this company? So coins aren't actually used in the interview process? is this service free, and if so where does the revenue come from?

Epic crypto train wreck.

48 fuckin sats. This is like Craigcoin x 10, fuck these big icos.

Are you stupid or can't you read? I said I bought too early, meaning it wasn't anywhere near sold out - otherwise i wouldn't have bought any. The type of ico to buy are undervalued ones, like maryjane and bitswift. You know, ones that start cheap and get expensive not the other way around? This coin fucking sucks ass from any perspective other than the developers, who laughed all the way to the bank.
As far as how I did, I sold at 10 sats lower than I paid, which was about 3x what the price is now. You still holding this piece of shit?

3k btcs is WAY too much for a new coin. I  bought too early, exited this disaster with a small loss the first day. This crap is a model of the sort of ipo to avoid, one that's way overvalued. Really unbelievable the developers made a mil off this vaporware.

I apologize for some of my comments, especially the one about hoping you die slow  
However, after the wallet stopped syncing for 2 days and several hours passed after pm'ing you and showed you online during this time what was I supposed to conclude?
Anyway, I cashed out for the sole reason this isn't on an exchange after 6 days. I hope for the holders it gets to an exchange and kills it, but I'm out.

4 hours ago I sold back 2900 coins as a test and I have yet to see any btc or change in amt sold on the buyback page. How long does the buyback process take?
If this turns out to be legit I do owe you an apology.

"Think as bitcoin as "cash", it is just as unsafe and anonymous."
It's a hell of a lot less safe than cash. Cash physically changes hands for an item that is right there, to be seen and handled. Btc is sent for stuff over the internet, and the hope is you will receive what is expected. If not, you have no recourse. A middleman like Amazon could tell the retailer to refund the btc, but there is no way for them or you or anyone else to take it back. The seller has to be willing. This is the flaw in crypto, this is the elephant in the room. Relying on the goodness of human nature doesn't work in the real world because humans are assholes in general.

To say that btc is safer than credit cards may be true if you aren't spending it, it's harder to hack into. But then again you just have to dispute the bogus charges, which is a hassle but at least it's an option. It's also "safer" for a shitty seller who doesn't want to worry about chargebacks. In any other sense credit cards are safer.

I do believe I'm done with this f'd up scene, think I'll quit while I'm ahead. The other q is whether I should hold onto or dump my btc.

Not sure if you are being facetious or whether your question is a serious one, but darkswift never made it to an exchange. The wallets from what I can see are disabled, and the buyback option is bogus. Total scam.

Bitcoin went from over $1100 to $345 in 2014, btc yearly 10x rise ended 1 year ago.

One of the reasons old school credit cards are so expensive to use is you get protection. You have recourse in case the product or service you paid for isn't as advertised. You have insurance. Crypto offers none of that, once you pay your money is gone forever. Does anyone honestly think this will ever be mainstream? you are delusional if so.
I'd also like to add that yes, 2+ years ago btc was a great investment. The last year it's been a terrible one however, a few early adopters got rich off a bunch of late buyers. I just don't see a rise happening again, joining the bears.

I was dumb enough to believe the buy back option and Bittrex add, yeah not one of my brighter moments.

This is why cryptos will fail, absolutely no recourse for getting your money back from a thief.