Quote from: dinobotta on May 05, 2016, 09:19:46 PM

Eggert if you want to talk about a scam lets talk about how the Icelandic króna is distributed, who gets 90% of the money and how its done. How the money printing continues to devalue the króna causing inflation and burning up our economy.

The only scam I can see is Eggert trying to manipulate the price to get it lower to buy some more!

Funny of Eggert to point at Cryptcy's bankruptcy and someones loss because of that and try to connect the developers to Cryptcy going bankrupt and somehow that is related to the airdrop.

Even funnier of Eggert to point out that Cointelegraph is covering Auroracoin as if that is a bad thing and somehow a conspiracy, making the devs rich. Please!

Eggert then continues to point to an Icelandic politician that was backing up our Panama paper former PM, that had to resign. Please point to someone with credibility. Now I'm guessing Eggert supports the Framsók party in Iceland, such a shame.

Eggert's last quote is a post pointing out yes some people sold their coins on Cryptcy/Mintpal and yes some people collected from the airdrop form more than one person, like me, that claimed for my whole family on one address. Then yes, some school kids claimed for their entire class and payed them out in ISK. That is called trading!

Like Hermann said, we welcome you to have a talk about all your accusations over a cup of coffee and we can perhaps share with you why we believe in Auroracoin over the Icelandic króna.

Satoshi is more respected then the central banks. We will never know why some anonymous Dutch guy created AUR to help the Icelandic people . A cup of coffee would be a waste of money and time discussIng the intentions of the creator and how much AUR he has stashed in cold storage.