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[Ipwich]

Are there really people who really give 1 ETH to get their honestly earned tokens? What is this extortion? This is not fair, I think.

After reading the branch, I immediately decided not to take the KYC. Now with the payment in one Ethereum for getting into the white list looks ridiculous, because for one Ethereum I will buy more tokens than I will get for the bounty.

Correct, why would they require you to pay that amount if they are willing to give the bounty.
As first it was stated that a certain number of tokens for bounty will be distributed after the ICO but they divided it into a long period in a monthly basis, and now they are making it harder by requiring a KYC and lastly requiring your to pay 1 ETH just to claim your small bounty.

They need to review this, it's not fair for the bounty participants whose here only to work and get paid.

[dihari]

Are there really people who really give 1 ETH to get their honestly earned tokens? What is this extortion? This is not fair, I think.

After reading the branch, I immediately decided not to take the KYC. Now with the payment in one Ethereum for getting into the white list looks ridiculous, because for one Ethereum I will buy more tokens than I will get for the bounty.

Correct, why would they require you to pay that amount if they are willing to give the bounty.
As first it was stated that a certain number of tokens for bounty will be distributed after the ICO but they divided it into a long period in a monthly basis, and now they are making it harder by requiring a KYC and lastly requiring your to pay 1 ETH just to claim your small bounty.

They need to review this, it's not fair for the bounty participants whose here only to work and get paid.

It's not only for bounty participants. Everyone who wants to use or get the benefits from the platform have to whitelist their eth address to make sure any PTO tokens they have on their account can only withdraw to their whitelisted eth address.
Why whitelisting address need some fees? One that I can say is every security services need some expenses.

[naples1475]

This project is a SCAM. There is no chance to pass the verification of the address, which means they are doing everything so that you could not prove anything. Violation of the rules on the face.

I totally agree with you. I was telling for a long time it's a scam. ATLANT's CTO was arrested in Russia for financial fraud half a year ago. The other two guys Julian Svirsky and Neil Mohinani don't even "work" in ATLANT full time. They are employed in financial industry and run ATLANT on the side to defraud investors. Mr. Mohinani works in the US for a registered broker-dealer firm Enclave Capital LLC. I am sure SEC and FINRA would be curious to learn about Enclave's involvement in the ICO and bounty campaign which was nothing but pump and dump.

I encourage you guys again to fill up complaint forms with
the SEC (https://www.sec.gov/oiea/Complaint.html) and
FINRA (https://firms.di.finra.org/cdip-dynoapp/anon/accessForm;jsessionid=9B64BBADAC10A1334B2B57D95A908565?requestInstanceId=2163853) as well.

That's the only chance to get our money back.

[Frogman]

Dear Users,

Registration, or whitelisting of Ethereum address(es) on https://trade.atlant.io, in addition to KYC registration, will be required in order to withdraw security tokens / property tokens from the ATLANT Platform.

Both KYC/AML and Ethereum address whitelisting registration are required in order to be fully compliant with applicable regulations, and is consistent with security token functionality. It is also required for the following:

- Withdrawing ATLANT Property Tokens to own wallet
- Benefiting from running a node on the ATLANT Network
- Continuing to participate in ATLANT bounty distribution, Dec, 2018 onwards (provided original ETH Bounty address is whitelisted)

In order to get your Ethereum address whitelisted, please go to the KYC section of https://trade.atlant.io and follow instructions provided. Whitelisting addresses on the blockchain is a quick and fully automated process. Ethereum network maintains a public ledger of verified Ethereum addresses which are whitelisted via ATLANT, therefore, any application or entity may check account’s authenticity on ATLANT without revealing further details about the account. Also, please note that fees for whitelisting are per ATLANT fee schedule.

For all questions regarding KYC/AML and ETH whitelisting procedures, please write to help@atlant.io.

If your application on trade.atlant.io was rejected, we would like to remind you to once again check the information you submitted for accuracy – common mistakes are:
- Poor scan quality (Passport, ID, address proof or selfie).
- Address provided is incomplete or invalid – address must match address proof exactly.
- Address proof is invalid – only authentic bank statements, utility bills, or certificates issued by government authorities are accepted.
- Selfie photo is invalid – you must upload a recent picture of yourself holding an ID or Passport and a piece of paper with “atlant.io”, date and your signature written on it.
- ID number entered did not match the ID in the photo.

We urge you to reapply again when your information is consistent with Atlant’s KYC/AML policies.

[Frogman]

Anybody passed tier 1 verification?

Dear User,

For all questions regarding KYC/AML and ETH whitelisting procedures, please write to help@atlant.io.

[Frogman]

ATLANT Releases Helpdesk and Whitelisting Functionality


Helpdesk
With a growing number of KYC support requests, ATLANT team has implemented a ticketing helpdesk system in order to provide timely and responsive support to its users.
Helpdesk is automatically activated by sending email to help@atlant.io. Each ticket is assigned an individual case number which is tracked throughout the conversation until the issue is fully resolved.

You can also submit a ticket by using the helpdesk portal directly (sign up required): https://helpdesk.atlant.io. Please make sure to use the address which you used to register on ATLANT, when submitting tickets.

Whitelisting
Registration, or whitelisting of Ethereum address(es) on https://trade.atlant.io, in addition to KYC registration, will be required in order to withdraw security tokens / property tokens from the ATLANT Platform.

Both KYC/AML and Ethereum address whitelisting registration are required in order to be fully compliant with applicable regulations, and is consistent with security token functionality. It is also required for the following:

- Withdrawing ATLANT Property Tokens to own wallet
- Benefiting from running a node on the ATLANT Network
- Continuing to participate in ATLANT bounty distribution, Dec, 2018 onwards (provided original ETH Bounty address is whitelisted)

In order to get your Ethereum address whitelisted, please go to the KYC section of https://trade.atlant.io and follow instructions provided. Whitelisting addresses on the blockchain is a quick and fully automated process. Ethereum network maintains a public ledger of verified Ethereum addresses which are whitelisted via ATLANT, therefore, any application or entity may check account’s authenticity on ATLANT without revealing further details about the account. Also, please note that fees for whitelisting are per ATLANT fee schedule.

Tokenization Platform Updates
Along with Whitelisting and Helpdesk functionality, ATLANT team has updated and streamlined parts of the trading engine, added several new widgets, upgraded KYC screen, further refactored front-end functionality, and is working on many more features soon to come. Everyone is encouraged to test the updated beta platform at https://trade.atlant.io and provide relevant feedback in the ATLANT community’s Telegram channel at https://t.me/atlant_eng.

ABOUT ATLANT
ATLANT is a revolutionary global real estate platform enabling tokenization of real estate ownership and P2P rentals. The rapidly growing ATLANT team is both distributed and global. For additional details please visit https://atlant.io

[Frogman]

Is it really necessary to verify the owners of the reward campaign? If not, will the distribution be stopped or what?

Hello,
All bounty related questions need to be addressed on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2053308.0

[frcat]

They changed type of tokens from utility to security tokens? Are they promising some % of dividends? And they are really doing something and getting profit from project?

[freemind1]

I do not know if they have promised something or not, but seeing nothing professional they are (they want to charge to pay the bounty) I do not expect anything good from them.

[Ipwich]

I do not know if they have promised something or not, but seeing nothing professional they are (they want to charge to pay the bounty) I do not expect anything good from them.

It's better not expect positive, I think majority of the bounty participants will not be able to get their reward.
And this major movement is not good in overall for the team because I am sure bounty participants will complain and this will affect the reputation of Atlant.

[Frogman]

All bounty related questions need to be addressed on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2053308.0

[Pollina]

Dashboard Retirement

https://blog.atlant.io/dashboard-retirement-f6fe8acdbb4e

[mehar_gee]

I do not know if they have promised something or not, but seeing nothing professional they are (they want to charge to pay the bounty) I do not expect anything good from them.

yes you are right price of atlant is going down day by day and there is no demand yet of ATL tokens.
also OKex exchange is delisting ATLANT token due to very low 24Hrs volume. its not good for the project
i hope soon some good news will be annouce from the atlant team
and is it good to changing token type from utility token to security tokens?

[Nemonemo]

I do not know if they have promised something or not, but seeing nothing professional they are (they want to charge to pay the bounty) I do not expect anything good from them.

yes you are right price of atlant is going down day by day and there is no demand yet of ATL tokens.
also OKex exchange is delisting ATLANT token due to very low 24Hrs volume. its not good for the project
i hope soon some good news will be annouce from the atlant team
and is it good to changing token type from utility token to security tokens?

In my opinion, I don't know whether changing the type of token is good or not, but I am sure the team must have thought of all the best for the project and we leave it all to the team who understand better

[Frogman]

Thank you for your support. We are doing our best.

[freemind1]

@Ipwich I do not expect anything positive from them, and less seeing how the rules change when they want to not pay people. They also ask for money, it's fun.

[Frogman]

@Ipwich I do not expect anything positive from them, and less seeing how the rules change when they want to not pay people. They also ask for money, it's fun.

Please don't FUD in this thread as usual you are doing.

[freemind1]

@Frogman my opinion is not FUD, it is what happens, the FUD you create yourself trying to steal people and not answering in the bounty thread.

[Frogman]

All bounty related questions need to be addressed on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2053308.0

[freemind1]

@Frogman years before you bought that account I already knew where to ask, but it does not matter because you're not going to answer anything, just copy and paste.