After scamming you they sell their platform to use for scamming

[Agbamoni]

This was an obvious scam project coin-investor, but you didn't do deeper research before participating. If you did, you would have noticed the members on their Discord servers are bots, not real humans. Also, the images on the Telegram channel are not original images from a bootcamp or event. It is a mockup done by a graphic designer. The project was orchestrated with a clear roadmap, but the signs were there from the beginning.

This is why I hate altcoins, the early time when I newly got into crypto, I did some airdrops for projects like this and when it was time for them to list their token, they said the project was changing hands to a different team..

Avoid participating in altcoin projects, but dont generalise the hate on all altcoins. If I make a promise to gift you 10 BNB and 20 SOL, you wont reject, would you?
The never-ending scam projects have made people lose interest in joining new projects. But unfortunately, a few people will surely fall for the trap no matter the length of awareness. Total abstinence from newly crypto-related projects is the solution to avoid getting nuked.

[NikaCosta]

I think that it is an usual praktic.
Because scammers continue to be scammers in all the cases.
They try to make money on scams and fraud.
It is not enough for them only to scam the platform. They sell the platform for enother scammers.
But what do you think about the reputation of such platform 

[Ahli38]

This is why I hate altcoins, the early time when I newly got into crypto, I did some airdrops for projects like this and when it was time for them to list their token, they said the project was changing hands to a different team, meaning that they sold the project and the new team will end up creating a new token and then swap for some investors that participated in the presale while the airdrops participants will get nothing and at the end, the token might not even be listed or it will be listed with a very low price. This selling of project is not a new thing, what some of them even do is that after scamming people, they will just list the token for formality sake and then abandoned the project to create a new one with a different name, just to continue scamming people.

Many altcoin projects have done the same thing, where some of them simply walk away from their holdings. And they then abandon their loyal community without a shred of guilt. These scam-like projects usually don’t just defraud small investors through presales. But they also defraud their partners or even investors who have contributed large sums. I personally observed that such projects often avoid revealing their identities so that they can disappear very easily. Or they usually create fake identities for the project’s administrators. I think everyone should be cautious of projects that show signs of being scams like this. And you shouldn’t be too quick to trust such projects by investing money you aren’t prepared to lose.

[The Cryptovator]

Stupid scammer. It’s true they scammed their investors, but it doesn’t make sense to buy their platform when anyone could build it from scratch for less money. Either rebrand or whatever; no one is going to buy their platform. Interesting is that they are openly encouraging scams.

Nowadays there are a lot of cheap scripts that scammers have been using to scam us. So buying scam sites would be just a waste of money. Investors should be careful of the new projects; almost all of them are scammers.

[TyanNi]

There are so many different scammers and they earn money on everything.
When they sell scam platform to other scammers they create more new scammers.
But the question is why scammers buy platform with scam reputation 

[Odusko]

Those scammers have their network and they patronise themselves, you will be surprised that another scammers will pick up that project and try to rebrand it just to carry out his own scams, crypto scammers most time work like this and that is why is very easy to spot new scam project just by close observations, most especially when you have experience of how those previous scam treated you directly or people around you, is very important not to forget to always do your own research and avoid scammers if not you keep losing money and time to the same set of idiots called scammers.

[jostorres]

Stupid scammer. It’s true they scammed their investors, but it doesn’t make sense to buy their platform when anyone could build it from scratch for less money. Either rebrand or whatever; no one is going to buy their platform. Interesting is that they are openly encouraging scams.

Nowadays there are a lot of cheap scripts that scammers have been using to scam us. So buying scam sites would be just a waste of money. Investors should be careful of the new projects; almost all of them are scammers.

They probably assumed that they could get away with some money. I mean, if they are willing to be outed as scammers, they are just assuming that others would be too. And they are not wrong; I am sure that there are many people out there who would love to scam others. I understand that most people who commit a crime use the excuse "because they were poor" as a reason, like that is enough to steal from others, so some desperate person or even just a greedy person could get their code and scam people.

After all, you do not use it exactly how it was; you could rebrand it with some nice new graphics so people will not understand you are using this one. To be fair, there were scams in every part of crypto so far, and people used the same clone codes and scammed others as well, so it wouldn't be a new thing to happen.