Quote from: suchmoon on August 11, 2016, 04:11:41 PM

Quote from: gals.monsters.girls on August 11, 2016, 01:02:56 PM

Quote from: suchmoon on August 11, 2016, 12:56:05 PM

Are you muppets still butthurt - what's it been, 20, 30 pages - about your dev's sham being exposed?

its clear the only butthurt are you and your buttbuddies shouting from the roofs how bad it is and how many of us investors give a rats ass, even with the red trust? come on you fks give me it as well for investing in a project and not crying when you tell me i should. if not carry on showing your true dirty colors. paid in peanuts to hurt investors, hang your head in shame.

Ummmm.... no.

Quote from: theomoplatapus on August 11, 2016, 03:47:47 PM

People like cryptodevil are much worse and more dangerous than actual scammers. Whereas an actual scammer will scam you out of a single transaction or even build some bogus ICO, cryptodevil will go around white knighting thinking they're doing God's work and cleaning up crypto, and inadvertently causing people to lose large sums of money on potentially legitimate investments due to baseless allegations. This has the potential to kill legitimate projects. Forget LIR.

Furthermore, cryptodevil is heavily abusing the trust function of bitcointalk and probably should be banned. The trust function is used for exposing people who directly scam you out of btc, not for when you have a stinky feeling about a coin.

The information is out there. The only reason for cryptodevil or other's crying scam to still be name calling and making wild accusations is FUD. There's no other way around it, there is no new information to be gained. If you think devs will deliver, invest. If you don't, don't. It is beautifully simple.

You lose money when you invest in a scam, not when someone exposes it. You lose your money when you choose to be ignorant instead of informed.

On the other hand, if the LIR dev is an honest person (kinda hard to imagine this plot twist but let's pretend) then he/she doesn't "give a rats ass" as the poster above put it and you'll be rich regardless of what CD says or does.

Having said that, the "trolles and fudsters destroyed a legitimate project" argument cracks me up every time. So at least there is entertainment value in whatever it is you think you're doing here. Keep going.

If the full LIR site launches, will cryptodevil be around to apologize to the weak hands who let their investment go at 1/3 value? Will anyone of the fudders face the music and take responsibility for misleading investors? No, of course not. He/they will have moved on to the next stinky smelling project, trying to kill it, leaving a wake of destruction in their path, thinking they're doing the community a service.

This is very unhealthy for the crypto ecosystem. If a scam is suspected, then one should try to get to the bottom of it, not make baseless accusations and blatantly spread fud, trying to destroy the scammer at the expense of the investors by destroying their asset.

Hell there are still people trying to say ethereum is a scam.