Quote from: OroCoinCS on January 05, 2017, 02:28:40 AM

Quote from: marseille on January 05, 2017, 02:26:10 AM

Quote from: OroCoinCS on January 05, 2017, 01:54:13 AM

Quote from: malcovixeffect on January 05, 2017, 01:38:49 AM

Where did that conversation happened? I didnt see any people requesting this ICO?

Man, I'm really starting to like you. The dedication it must take to talk shit on this forum 15hrs per day is very admirable.

This may come as a shock to you, but there are communication platforms outside of this forum. This project was originally conceptualized by a group of us on IRC. We also communicate with various communities on Telegram, various slack groups, other forums, Reddit, and more!

Seriously though, I totally respect your opinion and I completely understand what we are up against and why you are taking the stance you are: A lot of people scam people here. I get it. I've been the victim of scams in the past. I had money on Gox. I've been around bitcoin since the single digit dollar days. I've invested in shitcoins and lost money. Though I've also invested in shitcoins and made lots of money. Altcoins don't have to automatically be a scam. It all boils down to the intention of the developers and marketing team. Which, of course, you have no way of knowing.

I still encourage you to stick around and see what we do. Hell, lend your feedback when you want to. We really don't mind. All I ask is that you give us a chance to prove our intent to you and the rest of the community. Like I've told you several times now, we are in this for the long haul.

blah blah blah, if you are credible, why use a newbie account to start soliciting money?? Why not use a credible account and publish your name, linkedin or facebook so people know who you are and can trust you?

I am sure most people here like innovation and new ideas, but too many scams and cheats here by those anonymous newbies. Also what I found is that those who seriously doing the work of innovation, never eager to grab money through ICOs, look at byteball, it is a good example, we know the developer is credible, competent and respectable.

What do you have? why people will trust you as a newbie with everything hidden??

Due to the political and legal landscape in our country, it is necessary for our team to stay anonymous. We realize this is a problem for some people and completely understand. We recommend those who have issue with it to just wait for exchange listing to get involved and buy OroCoin then if they want to. If you do not want to, you are free to just avoid involvement altogether. Everyone is free to make their own choices.

I see this as a reason cited by many newbie launched coins. No sorry, every country has people who developed coins and have their names published (willingly), USA, China, Russia, everywhere. The fact you chose not to disclose is because it is a scam, and you just want to quickly grab some money and run away (like many others did BTW). With a newbie and no other info it is not trustworthy at all and most likely a scam!