Quote from: kilo17 on June 20, 2017, 09:13:32 AM

Well here we have a Team that rushed to put together an ICO to beat Ten-X to the ICO and have screwed it up.

The Monaco Team and TokenMarket have crossed the line with adding additional Smart Contracts to the end of the ICO to take in more cash.

The original contract ended at about 17 minutes before the Website Timer.

The Team and Token Market lied to investors and said it was a "Technical Glitch" on the website.

The Monaco Team and Token Market issued another Smart Contract and restarted the ICO to get more investor funds that were trying to make the minimal Eth investment needed to obtain a Black Card

I think the original investors should have the option to have their funds refunded as we were not informed of a second contract in the original contract. I would guess that altering the terms of a contract without notifying investors is illegal in most places. I know it would be a problem in the US where several members of Token Market reside.

If the Monaco Team is a stand up Team they will see their mistake and try to right it.

I have tried communicating with both TokenMarket and Kris from Monaco but the results were less than satisfying.

Quote from: tokenmarket on May 20, 2017, 06:07:14 PM

I'm Kris - the founder of Monaco. Just opened an account on Bitcointalk to answer all the questions you may have regarding our company and the token sale.
We'll be posting a thread shortly...

In terms of addressing the single most common question: why only 1 day notice. It's actually pretty simple. The single thing that pushed us to launch ahead of our original July schedule was a competitor running towards an ICO with a 90% same value proposition (FX+crypto). Our CFO was at an event at VISA Innovation Centre in Singapore on 11th of May, where he ran into another founder, who basically told him what they're working on and that their ICO is going to launch in June. We made a judgement call to finish working on our ICO within a week and launch, then spend the next 30 days to gradually build exposure and increase our brand awareness, so everyone has plenty of time to get to know us and do their due diligence.

Kris"

Even though this topic has not been posted on a long I think it is worth noting that even though failed CEO Kris Marszalek and some of his Monaco "team" were investigated for fraud for the "Ensogo" scam, they have launched the product and thought it is far from being a success they have progressed further than the likes of Minexcoin scammers.

The Monaco card (crypto.com) took too long to get off the ground and the lack of substantial progress lay firmly with failed CEO Kris Marszalek. Yes it has progressed further than some competitors but with the length of time it took to get where they are - was it worth it?

We are talking about them raising $26 million in the 2017 ICO. Anybidy could have made a success of the project with that sort of start-up capital to kick start it.

Even today with the 15 million+ or so tokens that owned by failed CEO Kris Marszalek and his team, they are valued at around $50 at todays rate.

Not impressed with them because they should be far ahead of where they are now but I give credit that they are further than competitors even though it took them ages to get started.