Liqui can't handle all users/querries or is it DDOSed? Any other exchange?

Sell for 0,001 BTC/ 1 ICN, PM if interested.

Small summary of important infos, for those tl;dr out there:

1. All investments in ICONOMI are safe, say fund managers, your investments didn't failed or get lost.
2. Ethereum network is still under attack, this creates problems to miners and slows down synchronization of wallets (block chain). Creators of network (not connected to ICONOMI) are working hard to prevent attacks, this is why some important changes were introduced in last month. Process is still active.
3. Consequently, ICN tokens are not yet issued, if the Ethereum Network will be stable, it will happen on 25th October
4. Testing t-ICN tokens were issued, for those who are to anxious to check if everything works fine.
5. For well-informed only: You don't need to, but you can prepare your own Ethereum Wallet and Address to redirect issued ICN tokens there. You should get your ethereum desktop wallet (address), get some experience with handling (try to backup and restore your account, buy some small amount of Ethereum on some exchange and transfer it to your account and back...). Only then you redirect issuing address on ico.iconomi.net

Cheers!

GREAT, I DID IT!
Am I the only one, who succesfully withdraw XAUR balance to Ether account?
Well, I can confirm, that transaction was OK, I can see Xaurum tokens in my wallet. But I can report a delay, at least 20 minuts passed between administrator confirmation on Dashboard and actual balance change on the account.

Coinsortium seem to be dead. I am not sure, if this whole thing is a scam, or they are just facing some serious technical difficulties. Anyone has some info?

I went thru all replies in this topic and... this approach to solve a scam is way to primitive. It seems to me that either of you lost to small amount of BTC to invest some extra serious amount of time and cash to resolve this scam. I am not criticizing anyone, just stating general observation. Scammer was looking forward to this situation and is probably sunbathing somewhere in Bahamas

First: NEVER, NEVER invest in any security, where issuer is not well identified.

Second: You must fully understand where the risk really exist, when investing in high risk securities. "I will Scrypt mine and this is a risky investment" is not nearly enough for any serious investor, who want to invest responsively. Learn about your investment, even if you invest only a dime.

Third: don't make hasty and greedy decisions. Remember, bulls will profit, bears will profit, but the pigs will get slaughtered.

SamboNZ,

now you understand, why web apps like BTC-jam take only picture of your ID together with your face + government proof of residence.

Even then, when I have their personal data information: in our country a person can announce personal bankrupt (there are legal procedural ofc) and totally legally reject all claims for loan payments. If his company borrowed the money, bankruptcy and/or insolvent procedures are possible. My point: sometimes even hard evidenced personal info don't help you resolve the loan payment.

To Thomas and co.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEjUQ15lyzk

I think that COIN - ScryptCloud is going the same way as RETURN. No response, no action, no announcements, no communication...

It is not a surprise that people don't know about this forum 
Is there a way that Cryptostocks sends a group e-mail to all stock-owners, that disclosed their addresses?

Any news? Do we have an estimation on how many people were scammed in this case?

Or you can send him a dead fish. With text:"Caveo Cavi Cautum"

'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 117934f9-60ea-45b2-848e-8404e299c154'

I really doubt we ever drank anything together
But you had to be srs drunk, if you invested big BTC on this Security, LOL. It was my first 0.06BTC investment, probably I bought your shares. So, if you laugh hard on trolling me, guess how hard I am laughing, kisses 

You really have sarcasm problems. Yes, I am new on this forum, and FYI, I am not really involved in this case, as I lost quite small amount on it. River, I put my name on the list...

Sambo and all colleagues investors,

although I personally believe, that whole CoinReturn is a scam, I appreciate Sambo's work. Please keep us updated in the future about the progress. Hope that all ends well and that at least some of our investment will be repaid.

We must keep in mind, that Sambo is not the enemy here and that he only tries to resolve this issue. Maybe he is naive, but at least he is not sarcastic and rude.

This situation(s) is (are) calling for some action - maybe we should form an Investor Coalition to resolve such plausible fraud cases. What do you think? Maybe some more professional approach would bring some useful information. But first, would you file a lawsuit against those three persons, if you would know their IDs?

Casco

Sambo and all colleagues investors,

although I personally believe, that whole CoinReturn is a scam, I appreciate your work here. Please keep us updated in the future about the progress. Hope that all ends well and that at least some of our investment will be repaid.
Secondly, this situation(s) is (are) calling for some action - maybe we should form an Investor Coalition to resolve such plausible fraud cases. What do you think?

Casco