Quote from: STeX.exchange on September 08, 2017, 07:48:22 AM

Quote from: warpandas on September 08, 2017, 02:27:40 AM

Quote from: ByzantineGeneral on September 07, 2017, 01:57:25 PM

I am interested in this project and have made a contribution to the Pre-sale.

I was sceptical however about the pretty aggressive marketing of it with a too rich Referral programme.

But I am coming round to the idea that it is a genuine project with great potential.

Here is the patent registration of the KeyCAPTCHA system by Nicholas Prays, the founder of STEX.

https://www.google.com/patents/US20120323700

It's important to note that this is just an application. A quick lookup on USPTO will tell you that it was REJECTED and never granted. It failed to pass the requirement of un-obviousness and novelty.

Nikolay Prays, [08.09.17 10:43]
Moжeшь пpocтo eгo cпpocить имeл ли oн дeлo кoгдa-нибдyь c USPTO и знaeт-ли pacцeнки US юpиcтoв? 🙂
Nikolay Prays, [08.09.17 10:42]
И кaждaя итepaция этo $ 4000-7000

Translation:
Have you ever done any business with the USPTO and do you know how much US lawyers charge? Every iteration costs $4000-7000.
Secondly, do you ever have any idea how much Keycaptcha earns a month?
After answering these questions you may rethink what you have written.

Translation:
Our patent was abandoned after failure to pass two out of the three requirements for patent filings. Even though we "make a shitload of money", it's still not enough to pay for a US patent lawyer.

Who cares what your reason is? Doesn't change the facts. What are you scared of?