Quote from: RoyalKingdomEnterprise on November 20, 2017, 11:38:52 AM

Quote from: Cyberczar on November 20, 2017, 10:16:30 AM

I was tempted to invest in this Royay Kingdom Coin but couldn't due to one thing or the other. It is amazing the number of scams out there. Not saying directly this is a scam. But threatening people with sharing their data is as bad a blackmail as a scam, so I wouldn't and shouldn't trust a company with people who are so unprofessional.

Uh-huh. "I told this guy that I'm going to come to rob him tonight. He warned me that he knows my name and will call the police. How dare he threaten me! Now excuse me while I go torch his house."

That's exactly how it went.

https://cdn.pbrd.co/images/GUvUDxD.jpg

We have full rights to sue a person that is spreading unsubstantiated claims which are causing monetary damage to our investors. They all would back us in this decision. And we would easily win since we run a legitimate business and it's very easy to prove the allegations are all fake.

From a denial to a confession. Apparently the chat is suddenly real, because you are now referring to support your statement. Funny to see that your days later suddenly admitted that it really is indirect, while you first took it off as a fake.

You make yourself increasingly unbelievable, because you are a liar and a scammer.

Now, you try to slide the screen next to it, whatever that may be, in my shoes, you get weaker, that you come along with it a few days later and pretend I should have written this.

You can deceive, lie what you want, but people are not retarded;)

I still have Dutch conversations, which apparently are translated by yourself into Dutch, where you threatened to send people to my door, exactly the same threat, but then more directly. Do you perhaps have an explanation for that?

The facts about Royal Kingdom Coin! New article!

Update: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@axor/royal-kingdom-coin-rkc-a-scam
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