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July 03, 2015, 01:36:14 PM
Last edit: July 03, 2015, 02:14:01 PM by stackoverflow |
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crowdsale.io is a shady ico site, running icos for scam coins, here's my experience with it trying to buy some coins:
- by the time the ann was posted 88%+ ICO coins were sold
- i managed to send some btc and bought some coins which showed as paid on the ico website ledger before the ico was over
- this morning my purshase was removed and my btc refunded
Looks like no one but the dev can buy his coins at his SCAM site so he can pump at ease!
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jerowacik
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July 03, 2015, 03:51:19 PM |
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ya I know
i Dont care with ICO
just say to myself for not Buy ICO shit ....
For me Mine it's good investment , buy Some GPU or asic for Mine new coin.....
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tensports
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July 03, 2015, 07:30:12 PM |
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I wish there is a system on internet which can caught these scammers easily and send for justice
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master-P
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July 03, 2015, 08:46:36 PM |
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It could very well just be the devs themselves buying up their own ICO coins. Can't exactly blame crowdsale.io for that as all they do is host the ICO by providing an easy to use medium for investors to invest their coins. What you decide to invest in should be your own responsibility considering how ICO scams are nothing new around here.
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stackoverflow (OP)
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July 03, 2015, 11:46:30 PM
Last edit: July 04, 2015, 12:00:49 AM by stackoverflow |
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It could very well just be the devs themselves buying up their own ICO coins. Can't exactly blame crowdsale.io for that as all they do is host the ICO by providing an easy to use medium for investors to invest their coins. What you decide to invest in should be your own responsibility considering how ICO scams are nothing new around here.
Yes the devs were caught red handed buying their own ICO, but the site is linked with this group as it hosts their ICO with the same pattern, and many people got their orders refunded even if they showed in the ledger for hours. So i guess crowdsale.io is the scam platform for this group! |
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chesthing
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July 05, 2015, 04:08:13 AM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
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sifter
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July 05, 2015, 04:26:48 AM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
is the site crowdsale.io a scam or the coin/ICO/devs? |
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BitcoinRichman
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July 05, 2015, 04:31:08 AM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
is the site crowdsale.io a scam or the coin/ICO/devs? My opinion crowdsale is scam, also all coin where open ICO in crowdsale is scam too |
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master-P
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July 05, 2015, 05:28:17 AM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
is the site crowdsale.io a scam or the coin/ICO/devs? My opinion crowdsale is scam, also all coin where open ICO in crowdsale is scam too Are you trying to suggest that crowdsale.io owns the coins they host ICO for? Otherwise, I can't see how you can label them as a scam. They are only providing a service and platform for those to host an ICO/crowdsale easily. Whether or not people invest in the ICOs is their own choice and they should be doing their own due diligence for anything they invest in. As far as I can tell, crowdsale.io has not taken anyone's funds without owners' permission/knowledge but feel free to correct me if I'm wrong about this. |
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fullhdpixel
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July 05, 2015, 04:19:58 PM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
There were unconfirmed transactions send before yours. You got a refund within 1 hour after the crowdsale completed. We do not own the coins we sell. If you want proof, you can just create your own crowdsale at any moment. |
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chesthing
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July 06, 2015, 05:25:04 PM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
There were unconfirmed transactions send before yours. You got a refund within 1 hour after the crowdsale completed. We do not own the coins we sell. If you want proof, you can just create your own crowdsale at any moment. If they were sent before me they would have shown in the ledger, just like my unconfirmed coins did. Again, Fuck this scam. The dev decided to add to his 90+ btc buys and take the last 2.5 btc for himself and kick us out, it's that simple. Why don't they just premine coins and get them added to the exchange? skip the whole pretense of an ico. |
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fullhdpixel
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July 06, 2015, 05:31:40 PM |
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
There were unconfirmed transactions send before yours. You got a refund within 1 hour after the crowdsale completed. We do not own the coins we sell. If you want proof, you can just create your own crowdsale at any moment. If they were sent before me they would have shown in the ledger, just like my unconfirmed coins did. Again, Fuck this scam. The dev decided to add to his 90+ btc buys and take the last 2.5 btc for himself and kick us out, it's that simple. No, the ledger was not up to date and once it processed the transactions after the delay the refunded ones came in last. Btw: Did you even read my first reply? |
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chesthing
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July 06, 2015, 05:38:50 PM
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I sent 1 btc with 1.35 btc remaining and hit the ledger with .35 btc remaining. After my btc was confirmed .2 was still remaining. I got refunded, fuck this scam.
There were unconfirmed transactions send before yours. You got a refund within 1 hour after the crowdsale completed. We do not own the coins we sell. If you want proof, you can just create your own crowdsale at any moment. If they were sent before me they would have shown in the ledger, just like my unconfirmed coins did. Again, Fuck this scam. The dev decided to add to his 90+ btc buys and take the last 2.5 btc for himself and kick us out, it's that simple. No, the ledger was not up to date and once it processed the transactions after the delay the refunded ones came in last. Btw: Did you even read my first reply? The ledger updated within seconds of my sending my btc. Even though it didn't confirm for another 20 minutes or so, the avail btc went from 1.35 to .35 and my address showed .998 btc credited in the ledger almost immediately of my sending the coins. How is it possible somebody else sent btc that didn't do the same thing - that it waited for full confirmation before showing in the ledger? Did you read my first post here? you still haven't answered how that's possible. "Realtime Bitcoin crowdfunding platform" What exactly does "realtime" refer to? does it refer to the btc being credited when it is sent rather than when it is confirmed perhaps? |
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