Different year, same old SCAM.

So, 18 months down the road, and here we are again.  Christmas draws near, and Troy is worrying about how he's going to pay the rent on his apartment and Sorry Sorry shop.

Two more failed launches, and a reset of the blockchain when he realised that someone else was mining all the coins he had set his mind on.

Who's to say he won't do it again, once he realises how much it actually costs to play with the big boys and their ASIC miners.

I said it before, and I'll say it again.  THIS MAN IS A WELL KNOWN INTERNET SCAMMER 

See troybusters.com for all the dirt, and a good laugh at his ineptitude.

I thought I saw a video where you said they were on offer for $0.05 until May 1st.  Why are you now charging ten cents for them?

More importantly, who are they backed by?  How many have sold, so far, at which price?  How come you own 246 million coins? How come the only way of acquiring them is to buy them from you at an arbitrary price?

Where can I trade them?  More importantly, where can I spend them?  Do you offer a buy back facility?

Curiouser and curiouser...

Something is definitely not right about this guy.  No wonder he has a low trust rating.   

I thought  the KYC and the AML regulations were for banks?  Are you a bank?

Could you give us your SEC registration details?  Where are you based in the USA?  Why are you not in an offshore location, where regulations are less strict?

Who are your financial backers?

Your trust rating is RED! Warning: Trade with extreme caution!

I thought the whole point of cryptocurrency was anonymity?  Why should we give you our full details?  Driver's license?  WTF?

Looks a bit suspicious to me.  

Screening investors?  Why?

Don't you want our money?