[ANN][CrowdSale Ended]🌟🌟🌟🌟 NVO Decentralized Exchange | MultiWallet 🌟🌟🌟🌟

[DigitalNinja]

@Nemgun Please address my PM i sent you earleir. Cheers

[nvinko]

Are there people who already received their tokens? Or everyone has already received them? Me and my brother still did not get anything.

[thesavoyard]

Are there people who already received their tokens? Or everyone has already received them? Me and my brother still did not get anything.

No one did: https://xchain.io/asset/NVST.NVSX
It's all in the one wallet still.

Anyone got a link to the slack? I'd like to know what the delay is.

[Lauda]

Anyone got a link to the slack? I'd like to know what the delay is.

It is in the OP: https://nvoinvite.herokuapp.com/. If you don't know what "the delay is", then you have been living in a cave. Everyone who does not read instructions, posts, et. al. is at fault.

Read the instructions and the posts on here. Clearly, you didn't because just a page back there was an announcement that it would be in 8 hours.

Stop living in a cave, idiot.

[thesavoyard]

Anyone got a link to the slack? I'd like to know what the delay is.

It is in the OP: https://nvoinvite.herokuapp.com/. If you don't know what "the delay is", then you have been living in a cave. Everyone who does not read instructions, posts, et. al. is at fault.

Read the instructions and the posts on here. Clearly, you didn't because just a page back there was an announcement that it would be in 8 hours.

[DigitalNinja]

@Lauda maybe you can help if Nemgun is busy, My investment was sent to the BTC wallet address 10 mins late and i have not been included in the distribution list. I sent my BTC fom the address 1B27GM2S3DxTMxwZDEAhRxjCgaLxC1AiYb can you please refund it back to the same address as i wll not be recieving any NVO. I understand you were the Escrow for BTC so if any one can refund me its you. thank you

[Lauda]

@Lauda maybe you can help if Nemgun is busy, My investment was sent to the BTC wallet address 10 mins late and i have not been included in the distribution list. I sent my BTC fom the address 1B27GM2S3DxTMxwZDEAhRxjCgaLxC1AiYb can you please refund it back to the same address as i wll not be recieving any NVO. I understand you were the Escrow for BTC so if any one can refund me its you. thank you

No refunds, especially not for Bitcoin. The only solution is to add you into the distribution list.

[Patzmeow]

"Investors who have committed the error of sending from an exchange or another service and who do not follow the guides, will have to forward their UserID TransactionID Email address ID skype and their time zone either via bitcointalk by sending me a PM Or by slack by sending a DM to @marto."

It was my understanding, after reading all of the documents related to the crowdsale, that the problem was only with sending BTC from an exchange and that it was okay to send other altcoins from an exchange.  Am I wrong?

[DigitalNinja]

@Lauda maybe you can help if Nemgun is busy, My investment was sent to the BTC wallet address 10 mins late and i have not been included in the distribution list. I sent my BTC fom the address 1B27GM2S3DxTMxwZDEAhRxjCgaLxC1AiYb can you please refund it back to the same address as i wll not be recieving any NVO. I understand you were the Escrow for BTC so if any one can refund me its you. thank you

No refunds, especially not for Bitcoin. The only solution is to add you into the distribution list.

Great can you sort that for me?

[Lauda]

It was my understanding, after reading all of the documents related to the crowdsale, that the problem was only with sending BTC from an exchange and that it was okay to send other altcoins from an exchange.  Am I wrong?

Sending Bitcoin from some address to which you do not own the private keys to, correct.

Great can you sort that for me?

I can not. I can, and have, paged nemgun.

[DigitalNinja]

Great can you sort that for me?

I can not. I can, and have, paged nemgun.


Thank you much appreciated

[nemgun]

I received your PMs and i am recording the appointments, there are others on slack too, once it is done, we will contact you depending on your timezone. This way we will sort all of these.
Regarding the participants who didn't found their transaction in the sheet and used Electrum, do not worry about it, it is due to change address management, and it matched the filtering pattern.

We are creating themes in order to sort all the issues. Do not worry for that, Yani and I had helped someone to recover its private key from a stuck multibit wallet.

When the first distribution will be sent, we will focus on the second one.

[migello]

i want to point how kind the devs are.

if someone else, when the deadline is met, could pocket all the erroneus BTC ETH ecc transactions.

this is good for the clumsy investors, but bad for the others.



Why?

because they could have already begun to organize/code the project.


Sorry to be blunt, but i invite Nemgun and Yanni to give a DEFINITIVE deadline.

 

[thesavoyard]

 Does anyone know if this token will be listed on major exchanges? I plan to hold but I love the excitement of watching my holdings grow.

[swirve]

This thread is insane.  A few comments for the developers:

1. Stop spending all your time blaming your customers for their mistakes.  Yes, we get it - you're unhappy they didn't read the instructions and it's caused you a bunch of extra work.  However, when tons of people do it, perhaps the problem was in the quality of the instructions.  This should be of special concern to a company who's key goal is to build a simple easy-to-use interface.  

2. Stop using this thread and Slack as your only means of communications.  You have a website.  Use it to post updates where everyone can see them, instead of people having to hunt through message boards to find the latest news.  Your website hasn't been updated at all since the crowdsale ended.  Posting updates is not hard - or at least, it shouldn't be for people who saying they can set up a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange.  And it's a whole hell of a lot more efficient that posting individual responses to a bunch of message board posts.  

3. Don't do ridiculous things like post on twitter that people can get their money back, without any explanation of why you're suddenly offering that service or what has changed.  A medium that limits you to 140 characters and is not remotely read by the majority of your investors is not the appropriate venue for a gigantic piece of news like that.

EDIT: You also have everyone's email addresses when they signed up for your Crowdsale.  That's another route to communicating with people that ensures that everyone sees it instead of just whoever's on these random forums.

You raised upwards of $7 million from a lot of people.  That's great and means a lot of people believe in your project.  You have to now act like the leaders of a legitimate company, instead of acting like children on a message board and being annoyed that people want information about the money they gave you.  You have a responsibility to communicate openly and clearly with the people that put their faith in you and invested in you.  

[Patzmeow]

I agree 100% with your statements.  The thread on Slack is even worse. I hope they heed your suggestions and start  sending REGULAR updates.  Things seem to be getting shakier with every minute that passes since the original day stated as the start of distribution.

[bkbirge]

We ask our kind investors who have made mistakes, please check the files below:

Altcoins only

https://nvohq.slack.com/files/marto/F62JETMME/altstats.csv

If you are in there, the data record will look like:
NVO user id# (listed on nvo.io site);
eth escrow address; eth amount you put in;
similar for other altcoins going down the list ...
last two entries...
amount of bitcoin your funds add to
amount of nvot you'll be getting

[nemgun]

This thread is insane.  A few comments for the developers:

1. Stop spending all your time blaming your customers for their mistakes.  Yes, we get it - you're unhappy they didn't read the instructions and it's caused you a bunch of extra work.  However, when tons of people do it, perhaps the problem was in the quality of the instructions.  This should be of special concern to a company who's key goal is to build a simple easy-to-use interface.  

2. Stop using this thread and Slack as your only means of communications.  You have a website.  Use it to post updates where everyone can see them, instead of people having to hunt through message boards to find the latest news.  Your website hasn't been updated at all since the crowdsale ended.  Posting updates is not hard - or at least, it shouldn't be for people who saying they can set up a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange.  And it's a whole hell of a lot more efficient that posting individual responses to a bunch of message board posts.  

3. Don't do ridiculous things like post on twitter that people can get their money back, without any explanation of why you're suddenly offering that service or what has changed.  A medium that limits you to 140 characters and is not remotely read by the majority of your investors is not the appropriate venue for a gigantic piece of news like that.

EDIT: You also have everyone's email addresses when they signed up for your Crowdsale.  That's another route to communicating with people that ensures that everyone sees it instead of just whoever's on these random forums.

You raised upwards of $7 million from a lot of people.  That's great and means a lot of people believe in your project.  You have to now act like the leaders of a legitimate company, instead of acting like children on a message board and being annoyed that people want information about the money they gave you.  You have a responsibility to communicate openly and clearly with the people that put their faith in you and invested in you.  

Hello, we never complained about anyone, this is why we are answering to everyone on slack and try to provide as much support as possible, answering to everyone, sending sheets with informations.
We don't complain about the investors, and are happy to help them and support them, and even solve each one's issue on a 1 by 1 model. They trusted us, now it is up to us to proof our capacities, and to show how gratefull we are.

Actually, there are 531 transactions who require our attention, while when we started, there was 650 good transactions, which is a good evolution. With the help of the provided support the situation is easier to handle. Now for the 531 transactions we will provide all the required support to let them claim their tokens securely.

As i said, we don't blame anyone.


Please do not send your transactions in the post, PM me instead, i will record them and check them. I will get back to you once we finish the first distribution.


EDIT: If i don't reply by PMn it means that it is good, else, i would respond. So untill now, everything is good.

[Knepala]

1. Stop spending all your time blaming your customers for their mistakes.  Yes, we get it - you're unhappy they didn't read the instructions and it's caused you a bunch of extra work.  However, when tons of people do it, perhaps the problem was in the quality of the instructions.  This should be of special concern to a company who's key goal is to build a simple easy-to-use interface.  

I think everything was very clear and simple.

Your second and third point I can somewhat agree on.

[thesavoyard]

1. Stop spending all your time blaming your customers for their mistakes.  Yes, we get it - you're unhappy they didn't read the instructions and it's caused you a bunch of extra work.  However, when tons of people do it, perhaps the problem was in the quality of the instructions.  This should be of special concern to a company who's key goal is to build a simple easy-to-use interface.  

I think everything was very clear and simple.

Your second and third point I can somewhat agree on.

I agree that the instructions weren't ambiguous.  When you have a few thousand people, a significant amount just won't read them though. Not the Dev teams fault though.