Quote from: ThibautMT on October 24, 2017, 04:35:51 PM

Quote from: illiki23 on October 24, 2017, 03:18:09 PM

Quote from: thompshma on October 24, 2017, 06:21:40 AM

Quote from: illiki23 on October 23, 2017, 03:54:24 PM

So um yesterday I engaged in conversation on the dcorp subreddit with another user discussing our concerns about potential scamming due to a very concerning series of events.

Today the subreddit has been set to invite only (private) and my messages deleted.

Pretty much confirms: 95% chance of scam.

The subreddit isn't invite only, what are you talking about? This isn't a scam you can literally get on the telegram and talk to members of the team directly. Stop spreading bullshit

They made it public again but removed most of the posts and put a notice up that the subreddit would be moderated. Now these posts they removed were not phishing attempts or spam or threats or fud but investors who were genuinely concerned about the actions of the development group. This is what scammers often due so it doesn't really help their image.

Now for everyone who says 'they are hard at work, you can see their telegram' - have you actually seen source code??? Until you see source code a few guys hanging out on telegram (with maybe some fake accounts to add to the feeling of activity) is not at all proof of development. Two other scam ICOs have done this.

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Scammers dont go to conference

Sophisticated scammers eventually might.

I have used 'appearing at a conference' before as a litmus for establishing credibility but not anymore. Anyways, I have presented at two conferences myself. (just not crypto conferences) and I consider myself an imposter. Tongue

Even if they are not scamming I just don't like them anymore. Seeing their faces all over other flashy and somewhat retarded ICOs (like the luxery goods one) after how they have managed this ICO just bugs me.

Anyways I think I will go root for Oyster for the time being. It is a neat coin because the internet should not be funded through advertising. I hope this does succeed though, I really do, the last democratically ran business coin idea I threw some nickles at was a scam and I have been waiting for awhile for something legit like this to happen. I love voting.