I concur with your opinion but people are here shouting scam which can't really help at all
read the op.
News:Now they are sending cards. See at the end of this post.
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Quote from: TeMHuK on January 02, 2019, 06:22:26 PM
That is business type card. You don't need to provide ID in store for such type of cards.
SummaryThere are three options summarized.
1. They try to scam and do so in a very stupid way.
2. They are just too stupid and too naive to keep their promises.
3. They pretend to be stupid to cover up
I think it is some weird combination of 1 and 3.
If we come from a start,we can see how Boris gave grandiose promises:
- low volatility coin with price keeping in range +-5%
- how MNX coin will have 84.88% USD price growth in 2018
- that MNX will rise to $55000 in a few years with market cap over 1 trillion dollars
- how MNX will become reknown payment option in the world
- realisation of numerous project from quite extensive whitelist
On the other side nothing of these promises were achieved.The fact is :
- low volatility coin fell from $56 to $0.5 or about 99%
- Minexbank didnt make single intervention on market to try keeping promises of +-5% price range
- 70% parking rate was total failure - it has just brought hyperinfaltion in the system
- whitelist remained completely unrealized
I think he genuinely thought how his goals can be achieved ,despite it was obvious how it is unrealistic.He thought that his concept of ICO is far superior and how it will create enough wealth to satisfy his and investors wishes.That was plan A.
But.... faced with harsh bear market and his plans severe deficiencies,after few months he saw that plan A is not possible any more. Quickly and without any notice to investors he changed course to plan B - use remained money to make more money for him and leave investors in the state of blessed ignorance.He did next things:
- hired professional troll crew to make hype about project to attract more gullible people and to make agressive attacks on anyone who complained
- didnt make not a single promised intervention on market and left MNX coin to its destiny,which brought free fall to it
- keep dumping premined coins to drain every dollar from market and made InstaBuy to make whole process easier
- abandon realisation of whitelist and diverted money in the program of developping AR and VR projects for gaming industry. These projects was not in the whitelist at all and have not any connections with crypto industry.Investors could not have any use of them ,because it was private Boris alternative projects with a goal to bring him enough money and succeed in where plan A failed.
What happenned? It proved that AR and VR project are not so easy for realisation and the cost of them is much bigger than expected.He needed more money but a Minex project was heading to complete collapse.He needed something cheap which can push up MNX coin up ,helping him to drain enough money to finish AR and VR projects.Then we got a new mega promise of realisation VISA related payment card program with worldwide card distribution.
But Boris didnt know that realisation of such ambitious payment card program is extremely difficult.It became his hallmark - going into new projects based only on his wishes,without any deeper planning and understanding of project itself.So, it turned into nightmare.He could not realized it on a legal way,but he needed it desperately to keep Minex afloat.Without it,it would be not enough money to finish his AR and VR projects.Time passed and he decided to realize payment card program without any regard on laws and regulations.He tried to find someone who can realize it quickly, avoiding regulations and laws. He founded a guy from Novarise Secrecy but it turned he is professional scammer.Finally, he founded a guy in Lithuania willing to join him in his illegal endevaour and to provide him shell company and account to cover its tracks. Unfortunately,as before,he didnt want to see that consequences of it can be much more disastruos than ever before,because he cant send his professional trolls on the authorities when they started to ask very unpleasant questions about avoiding money laundering laws.