Quote from: Raging Potato on October 05, 2017, 06:41:50 AM

Lesson learned "Stick to the Plan", everything should have been done perfectly for Authorship except for their bad decision to add a Bounty Campaign which is not part of the original plan. It was the request of the community so the team complied. They decided to add the bounty campaign weeks before their ICO ends and everything was rushed, so they paid the price heavily.

Take note, these people who called ATS a SCAM are mostly parasitic bounty hunters not investors. The ATS team is doing their best to rectify this mistake and for the past two weeks paid most of the Bounty Hunters specially those who referred a lot of people and got thousands of ATS tokens.

What's funny is this, almost no complain from the investors who holds 80% of the tokens, but these parasites and cheaters who was originally allotted 1 % of the tokens, will always call it a SCAM regardless of what the ATS team do correct this mistake.

True, but i'm thankful for the free bounty I received.

I think most don't even know how to add it on MEW so they can view it. Some might used non-ERC20 compatible wallets. I have seen first hand people advertising their link and telling people to use coinbase ETH wallet.

I can't say most of them are parasitic but I can say that many might have tried to cheat the system.

They are trying their best and I'm doing my part to inform the others. Most people are just good at complaining. Being reactive won't get you anywhere; be PROACTIVE.

Anyways, I have a referral who used the same phone and internet with the total of 4 people using those. So she should be suspended but she still received her token. She said those other 3 are her mother, boyfriend, and relative/brother. So their's a good chance they increased the maximum numbers of IP to qualify for receiving the token.