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October 26, 2017, 10:58:36 PM |
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I've been waiting a long time for this ICO. I'm really glad its only less then 7 days to go. This will be one of the best ICO in the month november.
Glad I will be part of this great event and great project. Team is working hard and doing a real good job.
I'm curious if Utrust will be able to hit hard cap. It looks like there is huge demand for this token ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) I wouldn't be surprised if this will be a one-dayer!
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October 26, 2017, 11:46:23 PM |
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I've been waiting a long time for this ICO. I'm really glad its only less then 7 days to go. This will be one of the best ICO in the month november.
Glad I will be part of this great event and great project. Team is working hard and doing a real good job.
I'm curious if Utrust will be able to hit hard cap. It looks like there is huge demand for this token ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) I wouldn't be surprised if this will be a one-dayer! With overwhelming community support, this fully featured crypto project will surely have a successful ICO. Exactly! -The community support is great. I see it on all social media. -The marketing is great, just saw an add on Facebook. Lots of projects forget the marketing. -The max cap isn't that extreme compared to other ICOs.
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October 27, 2017, 12:51:36 AM |
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I just received an email in my junk folder that appears to be from Utrust, but I'm not sure if it's authentic or not. It's regarding the upcoming ICO and how Utrust will be conducting it according to strict KYC rules. It says that if you contribute to the ICO you will have to verify your identity by sending in "proof of ID and proof of address" before you can receive your tokens.
Can you guys confirm that this was sent by the actual Utrust team and not a scammer.
Thanks!
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October 27, 2017, 01:15:09 AM |
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are you guys ready to join fast token sale. i think Utrust token sale will complete fast hardcap. i can observe this community and social media and others platforms community is so excited to join this token sale. so this token sale will goes really faster.
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belechau
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October 27, 2017, 01:31:33 AM |
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are you guys ready to join fast token sale. i think Utrust token sale will complete fast hardcap. i can observe this community and social media and others platforms community is so excited to join this token sale. so this token sale will goes really faster.
I wish you luck in this investment, really a determined team in your goal, I have been following pre Ico, and besides an excellent script, moved the segment a lot, I hope to obtain short and long term profits. ICO starts on November 2nd at 2PM UTC
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Grishanya1234
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October 27, 2017, 03:29:55 AM |
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Good morning everyone! A lot of useful information you write in the branch, many thanks to all for this. Can you please tell us what is the minimum cap for the UTRUST project? We look forward to ICO, there is not much time left! Many thanks to the developers! To all who take part in the bounty I wish good luck. Have a nice day, everyone!
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Voltaje
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October 27, 2017, 03:53:19 AM |
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I just received an email in my junk folder that appears to be from Utrust, but I'm not sure if it's authentic or not. It's regarding the upcoming ICO and how Utrust will be conducting it according to strict KYC rules. It says that if you contribute to the ICO you will have to verify your identity by sending in "proof of ID and proof of address" before you can receive your tokens.
Can you guys confirm that this was sent by the actual Utrust team and not a scammer.
Thanks!
Well, som ICOs actually started to use that format, like bitindia for example, mostly because regulators would come and start making a mess, in some cases they even freeze the bank account of the funds, so the KYC becomes important, depending on which country the ICO is based, though I haven't received anything from utrust, I can't know for sure, you will have to just bookmark the webpage and wait for it to know.
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October 27, 2017, 04:14:42 AM |
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Good morning everyone! A lot of useful information you write in the branch, many thanks to all for this. Can you please tell us what is the minimum cap for the UTRUST project? We look forward to ICO, there is not much time left! Many thanks to the developers! To all who take part in the bounty I wish good luck. Have a nice day, everyone!
I think there is no minimum cap anymore, they already sold 150 million tokens on pre-sale and private investor.
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October 27, 2017, 05:10:40 AM |
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I just received an email in my junk folder that appears to be from Utrust, but I'm not sure if it's authentic or not. It's regarding the upcoming ICO and how Utrust will be conducting it according to strict KYC rules. It says that if you contribute to the ICO you will have to verify your identity by sending in "proof of ID and proof of address" before you can receive your tokens.
Can you guys confirm that this was sent by the actual Utrust team and not a scammer.
Thanks!
Just wait for an official answer or contact the support, it seems a little too complicated just to invest on it.
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toolucky98
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October 27, 2017, 05:27:53 AM |
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I just received an email in my junk folder that appears to be from Utrust, but I'm not sure if it's authentic or not. It's regarding the upcoming ICO and how Utrust will be conducting it according to strict KYC rules. It says that if you contribute to the ICO you will have to verify your identity by sending in "proof of ID and proof of address" before you can receive your tokens.
Can you guys confirm that this was sent by the actual Utrust team and not a scammer.
Thanks!
Just wait for an official answer or contact the support, it seems a little too complicated just to invest on it. Dont trust any emails for now especially spam/junk folder, there are so much frauds and scams with email method. You can follow this guide : https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/utrust/utrust-guide-invest.pdfI got it from their site : https://utrust.io/ico (Click "how to participate in our ICO") And i didnt see anything about proof of ID / proof of address there.
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October 27, 2017, 05:50:02 AM |
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I just received an email in my junk folder that appears to be from Utrust, but I'm not sure if it's authentic or not. It's regarding the upcoming ICO and how Utrust will be conducting it according to strict KYC rules. It says that if you contribute to the ICO you will have to verify your identity by sending in "proof of ID and proof of address" before you can receive your tokens.
Can you guys confirm that this was sent by the actual Utrust team and not a scammer.
Thanks!
Just wait for an official answer or contact the support, it seems a little too complicated just to invest on it. Dont trust any emails for now especially spam/junk folder, there are so much frauds and scams with email method. You can follow this guide : https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/utrust/utrust-guide-invest.pdfI got it from their site : https://utrust.io/ico (Click "how to participate in our ICO") And i didnt see anything about proof of ID / proof of address there. Thanks. I will just wait for official confirmation. You're right though. Nowadays the crypto market is rife with scammers. I just assume that anything I get via email is a scam unless proven otherwise. Better to be safe than sorry.
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October 27, 2017, 06:00:57 AM |
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I'm happy to answer any questions, just let me know what exactly are interested in! I'm interested in some background info on the team, because great marketing and a great idea won't be sufficient to pull off such an ambitious project. https://cryptobriefing.com/utrust-ico-review-token-analysis/You have to be 100% transparent and trustworthy here. Thank you for this link. I read the review and what they say is none of the team members of Utrust has a background in payment systems, only in web design and almost all of them seem to be working at a company called https://subvisual.co/ However when I go to Utrust page and have a look at the team members, this cryptobriefing websit fortget t mention Filipe Castro: Early career in development of software solutions, including electronic payment systems. And what they say about Artur Goulão is that he only has 1 year of experience, but on utrust site they claim: Former CTO in a leading digital payment platform company and current head of Development of a Swiss-based Cybersecurity company. Excels and is deeply involved in development and R&D of software-related payment systems, in either classical or Blockchain Smartcontract-based approach. Has a background in Computer Science from IST and MIT. I dont have linkedin so I cant do a further research, however I know from past experience that Linkedin profiles are often not up to date. Summary: cryptobriefing reviews seems misleading to me because they re research is not 100%, but it does raise some questions for me and I would do a proper research if I was to invest.
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October 27, 2017, 06:40:49 AM |
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I'm happy to answer any questions, just let me know what exactly are interested in! I'm interested in some background info on the team, because great marketing and a great idea won't be sufficient to pull off such an ambitious project. https://cryptobriefing.com/utrust-ico-review-token-analysis/You have to be 100% transparent and trustworthy here. I had done a similar research and seems that everything checks out. That is always a clear sign that something is off otherwise
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October 27, 2017, 06:44:49 AM |
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Only 6 days to the start of the ICO, we are near to see another sold-out performance by Utrust, similar to the pre-ico hit. The buzz is high and i have seen some investors who couldn't grab in pre-ico are eagerly waiting.
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October 27, 2017, 06:52:43 AM |
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hi. I want ask some question. Is this project focus on payment service like paypal. so If I want open a shop. My shop still on my site or on utrust site? I mean like ebay
As far as I know your shop will be on your site and utrust will act as a payment processor in between. I also understand it like you did. Many people compare it with paypal that's because I think it will be more like paypal than ebay. Yes it is the paypal of cryptos, but better because is on cryptos and also it will accept fiat, plus the protection of funds if you use cryptocurrencies or fiat, its a better deal than paypal, if we consider the lower fees, it would be better to have utrust than paypal, but for now both will be good to have, until cryptos becomes mainstream. The idea is good, but wouldn't say it better than Paypal since they're light years ahead of Utrust. As I understood you need ETH as a gas if using this/sending tokens so imho it doesn't feel very convenient or what do you think?
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October 27, 2017, 06:57:22 AM |
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Here is a new but insightful review of Utrust that raises a number of concerns about the project that I think are well worth taking into account before investing in the ICO: https://crushcrypto.com/analysis-of-utrust/?awt_l=GNUg5&awt_m=hUWLWOaJ1r561PI We've seen a lot of hype in this project (justified or not, I'm still unsure), but I've had some stellar and less than stellar experiences with ICOs in recent times, and what I've learnt is that it always helps to stay rational. What do you guys think about the concerns raised in the above article?
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October 27, 2017, 07:16:07 AM |
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What kind of documents will you require for proof of address? If those documents are in my language, how can I present it to you without translation?
Hi! We are using a 3rd-party and they should be able to handle them, I will confirm this for you. Utility bills, Local authority, Banking, Housing, Insurance, ... all of those and similar should work! How can bills or Insurances be save to proof my identity? I mean, they could be easily faked or be stolen? Do I not need to identify myself with official documents like my ID card or something?
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October 27, 2017, 07:19:08 AM |
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Here is a new but insightful review of Utrust that raises a number of concerns about the project that I think are well worth taking into account before investing in the ICO: https://crushcrypto.com/analysis-of-utrust/?awt_l=GNUg5&awt_m=hUWLWOaJ1r561PI We've seen a lot of hype in this project (justified or not, I'm still unsure), but I've had some stellar and less than stellar experiences with ICOs in recent times, and what I've learnt is that it always helps to stay rational. What do you guys think about the concerns raised in the above article? thank you for the link to the review. i like this project a lot, i really think that it could have a impact on the online payment section like paypal, just based on crypto. but yes, a proof of concept and or a working app/plattform for beta testing should be made in time before the ico starts, but i dont think that will happen. neverthless, i am going to invest some money ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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October 27, 2017, 07:22:29 AM |
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Dear Community,
We have had a lot of questions related to how the ICO & KYC process will work.
Here is the breakdown:
ICO opens on 02 November 2017 at 2PM UTC and Ethereum and Bitcoin contribution addresses will be displayed. Every participant will have private deposit addresses assigned to them.
Send the Bitcoin or Ethereum contribution to the address displayed in your dashboard.
Once all tokens are sold out or after a maximum of 7 days, the ICO closes. Unsold tokens will be burned and taken out of circulation permanently.
If your contribution was accepted, you will need to verify your account. Your dashboard will display a link to complete your verification. Should your contribution not be accepted (e.g. because we sold out), your transactions will be refunded.
During the account verification (KYC) we will require a proof of ID* and proof of address. This is an easy process and, if needed, you will be able to repeat the process multiple times.
Once the verification process is completed, you will be able to withdraw your UTRUST tokens (we will have a guide in place to show you how to do it).
As an extra layer of security to finalize your withdrawal we will send a confirmation to your registered email address.
You are now a proud owner of UTRUST tokens. Thank you for joining the online payments revolution! 🚀
In the meantime, should you have any questions please reach out!
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October 27, 2017, 07:42:35 AM |
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What kind of documents will you require for proof of address? If those documents are in my language, how can I present it to you without translation?
Hi! We are using a 3rd-party and they should be able to handle them, I will confirm this for you. Utility bills, Local authority, Banking, Housing, Insurance, ... all of those and similar should work! How can bills or Insurances be save to proof my identity? I mean, they could be easily faked or be stolen? Do I not need to identify myself with official documents like my ID card or something? Bills can prove an address, but you're right, they can be easily faked. Cryptoworld works with anonymity, that's why probably you don't need to show an ID or official documents like this...
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