Quote from: umop-apisdn on May 22, 2016, 12:20:33 AM

This is really interesting that this is happening. Me being very new to crypto and wanting to invest without getting scammed has driven me to analyze the thread content of as many new projects as possible. I totally missed the boat on BTC and some other great opportunities, so I feel attracted to ICOs. I know that this may not be in my best interest, but I, like everyone else, want to make returns like some did on BTC.

During my research, as have many of us, I've come to the realization that there is no way possible for one to keep up with everything, considering how fast these new projects are popping up. That being said, I have latched on to what we know as ICO countdown. This seemed to me a great idea to keep up with all of the new ICO's.

In following ICO countdown, I had assumed that I had avoided at least a handful of scams. Although, it seems as though I had already invested in a couple that he was supporting and then stopped. I was already emotionally attached to these projects and did not want to be beaten and caught up into a scam. So, like anyone else would have done, I did due diligence and completed my own research. I did and still can't find anything whatsoever wrong to the point of removing a project from a website like he did. Then another project that I had been following is removed from the website. At this point I'm thinking to myself man, I'm blind as a bat how am I missing this stuff. So, again I dig in interview the developer, you know the drill...low and behold, in no way shape or form did the project need to be pulled down off of said website.

Now instead of researching new projects, I've been following this ICO countdown. LOL there is a seriously alarming trend with this ICO character.

So in other words, I didn't want to be wrong, nor did I want to get burned either, but I seriously think that this dude is becoming a scammer. I have actually heard first hand from more than one coin developer that they felt like they were being extorted.
I think this has gone too far ICOcountdown. Take a step back and look at what is happening and unless you have another idea to anonymously pursue, you have pretty much done yourself in here. Of course you have gotten some of the scams off the books, but if you take or ask projects for money, youve already proven to be biased and would probably list a scam in a minute.

This service of yours is needed, but you need a team that can help you with things because if one looks closely at your website and some of the threads that you have started, its obvious that you are very inexperienced and accidentally fell into this ICOcountdown idea.
You are wasting a lot of peoples time, when you could have already been rich off this idea. Dont waste anyone elses time.

Couldn't have said it better.