Re: XLTH LITHIUM is a SCAM !!!|"Dev" keeps digging his hole deeper with his replies|
You've got a point Spoetnik, but we differ in the way we look at the victims of this scam.
Let's put in in this way. Everybody knows that driving a car is risky, but when I see a car accident happening, I act helpfull instead of mumbling "loosers" and drive on.
I also had my share of being scammed in cryptocurrency for the last years and my red flag is already raised when hearing the word ICO alone, but this is not about me or my lost investment (that was only a small amount), but about the bad name cryptocurrency in general already has.
This Lithium project was the last straw that broke the camel for me.
Pretty much all of the info posted here *COULD* have been found if you guys actually checked *BEFORE* spending your BTC's on another ICO scam.Let's put in in this way. Everybody knows that driving a car is risky, but when I see a car accident happening, I act helpfull instead of mumbling "loosers" and drive on.
I also had my share of being scammed in cryptocurrency for the last years and my red flag is already raised when hearing the word ICO alone, but this is not about me or my lost investment (that was only a small amount), but about the bad name cryptocurrency in general already has.
This Lithium project was the last straw that broke the camel for me.
I agree that the red flags were overwhelming, but the identity of Carlos aka crt.ferguson@gmail.com as the scammer, connecting this scam to his history of setting up failed coins and exchanges, could not be found beforehand.
@mvl
could not be found beforehand.. you say ?
Well.... uhh... maybe you guys should find out FIRST WHO the person is you are making a millionaire ?
We don't know who he is.. is a red-flag (not a defense)
Smarten up Investards
PS:
@mvl
THAT IS how to "stop" scams
