I received this email couple hours ago.

Scams are already forbidden basically everywhere. Chinas legislation obviously doesn't make any difference 

You're hating on someone who has given you access to more of their actual "product" than they themselves ever have. I'm the one saying this looks like a scam, btw. Because they try to start a multimillion dollar trading exchange out of hiding, with noone to take responsibility if something goes wrong. They are not disclosing anything whatsoever. All they have proven to be capable of is creating hype and fud, and they seriously ask people to send them 25k+ for nothing. It's ridiculous, and the reason you are nonstop shilling for them makes me wonder what your angle is.

Noone has promoted their own ICO, other than you theirs. That's just a false narrative you're trying to spread. You're trying to deflect from the fact that you are constantly defending them for no apparent reason, not by arguing, but by attacking whoever dares to criticize them.


@coiner thanks for the pic!

Could you share what he wrote? A screenshot would be great.

Thanks!

Not you

Let's see what happens.

Yet you attack benjismarket as if he was talking about your exchange, not one of a few hundred anonymous ICOs. Why the hostility?

I am also open There's no proof whatsoever that they actually have a product, a company, an escrow agent, employees, an office, and what else you need to start such a business. All we have is a fancy website, some virtual "coins", and a twitter account. Go proof they are for real.

Coiner and hamnchess, if you two trust them so much, just put all your money in that fancy pre-ico and you're good. You behave very disdainful towards whoever voices concern. I wonder why.

But it's not about you. It's about people who are uncertain and are looking for thoughts and comments before investing. If I can prevent only one person from losing their livelihood in this scam, I'm fine with having to deal with two insulting people, even a sockpuppet.

The best that could happen for me is if I was actually wrong, because then I would invest aswell. Unfortunately, those chances are very slim. I doubt we will see one thorough, informing video review with. But let's see.

You would think that it's the other way around, but I guess you know best. What i know is that you are another sockpuppet account that was only registered to defend this project.

Imo absolute scam.

So The lawsuite is the "incident" that we won't talk about, or is the lawsuit because of "it"? I'm just wondering if you can tell us more about the lawsuit, if only who sues who? I must admit I haven't read any of the other hundred or so pages before so maybe I just missed it when it all happened. Happy to receive a link so I can read up on it, too. If not then it's fine aswell.

Do you guys have enough funds to pull through? How high is your burn rate and could you onboard even more ppl if necessary? Are they getting enough time to relax/ vacation?

You should make it super easy for the merchants to get the incent. A one-button activity, nothing complicated. Maybe even integrate an automatic top-up feature that they can set up. If they only have x% of incent left, they either get a reminder, or it will be bought automatically.

This is a brilliant idea! Just make sure this is as anonymous as possible. This could be problematic from a privacy perspective. I wouldn't want my neighbour or whatever know how much I buy.

So if Incent on-boarded the user, Incent gets the 20% reward? Plus the 2.5% commission?
How can users on-board other users? Where would they get their card? Does one card work with all participating merchants?


Good job, well done flying over there and helping like that! It sure sounds like you're on the right track. Let's hope the tough times are soon over and they haven't taken too hard a toll on everybody, especially the team in Australia.

Who do you mean with "he"? Fran Strajnar?
Did he respond, and what did he say?

@wcxofficial Why have you deleted the reference to Fran Strajnar as your "lead escrow manager"? Fancy word, but can you back it up? Do you have a statement from him confirming that he will escrow for you? Where on your website does it actually state the rules for the escrow? Correct, nowhere.

Guys has anyone actually asked Strajnar if what they claim is true? Don't invest until we see the alpha (former beta). Don't let them fomo you with a "pre-sale" with limited spots and stuff like that! Be vigilant.

Absolutely agree, if this isn't a scam it's almost worse. It's clever though, I believe they have lured some ppl in with their limited pre-ICO. Only thing I don't understand is why they have a 25k minimum investment for the pre-ico. But the referral program seemed to have worked like a charm so far.

I have just heard of radix/emunie for the first time, and I'd like to read up on it. Can someone point me to something that explains the general idea? So far I haven't been able to find anything really. Is there something like a whitepaper, that summarizes the idea?

Thanks

Thank you!

I have tried to contact the incent team a couple of times regarding my incent from the ICO. They are still sitting there and I tried to find out what to do, but I don't get any answers via email. That's really bad support if you're not able to respond to emails.
I hope someone from Incent reads this and will contact me. Or is there another way, preferably not slack?

I see. Well, I'm not here to tell anyone what to do. I'm stating my opinion and in this case, it's a very strong one because it angers me. Yes also because I think it's wrong and I hate it if people are treated like that, but mostly because realizing it's a scam just destroys my dreams. This is the second scam I have stumbled upon in less than a week and I'm not even searching for them.
When I heard of this ICO I was so pumped because this is exactly what I would love to buy into, and also something I understand, because I have used a lot of exchanges, and most of them have a lot to improve imo. So I did my due diligence, or so I thought. I was about to push the button and send a huge amount to the address I was given because I feared I would lose the spot.
I'm glad I was able to step back from it and convince myself to sleep over it. The next day I realised that I hadn't done ANY due diligence, because there was nothing to check and judge. There's no tangible information whatsoever. I've spent more time researching it and at some point I couldn't pretend anymore that it was legit. At least, I don't think so. I'm not happy about it, because if their calculations were right, the amount I was about to invest would have given me enough passive income for a long time, if not for the rest of my life.

Imo, it's just too good to be true.

Hehe, yeah. I thought about it, too. You are probably right I shouldn't have said anything. But why since page 50?

I have found an ICO of an exchange that also shares their fees with the token hodlers. It's kinda like this one, without the scam part. PM me if you wanna know the name.

I see it as constructive to ask for the necessary information for everybody to make an informed decision. So as long as they don't reveal anything and can't even guarantee the safety of the funds they are supposed to take care of, they re not gonna get a blank cheque to lure people into their probable scam. You should at least not defend them.