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We don't have all the details yet but everything points to this not being a scam but a failure...
Unlike every successful scam?
Other than, perhaps, sadistic pleasure of letting your victims know how stupid they've been, what's the point of making a scam look like a scam?
I mean, if the
rubes marks suckers investors think they've been scammed, might not they try going after you or something? Or get the cops involved?
Am I missing something important?
AM has earned the benefit of the doubt over the past 2 and a half years they've been in business. They've done nothing remotely scammy before this mess and shown integrity time and time again. (200 btc accidental fee returned, Prisma refunds, compensating for lost mining time, etc)
I won't say it's definitely not a scam, but I'm not going to draw conclusions with 1 piece of the 1000 piece puzzle. Definitely not going to start a blackmailing campaign. (even if it becomes a confirmed scam, extortion is no less wrong/illegal)