Quote from: CRYPTOBEX on January 06, 2018, 07:04:17 PM

No activity from the Flik team . Embarrassed

Their twitter account has no news since october ! It's not very nice ;( This is a very bad sign.

The team consists of only three people...and they are not able to write a message nor respond to a message ? WTF ?

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Ryan Felton = No messages, no news

T.I. (Clifford Harris) = No messages, no news

Tony Gallippi = No messages, no news

Christmas ? = No messages, no news

Any wish for new year? = No messages, no news

Today is January 6 . 2018 and = no messages,no news Shocked

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This is the same scenario as shit coins for "PUMP and DUMP"

Why someone will invest in this scam coin?

I also agree. No activity from the Flik team . Anny messages, news about the project...wish for new year....christmas - nothing. I have to say that most of the project nowadays is a scam, many projects has no relation with block chain, but they force to add the block chain to their project and call for money from the public. If it looks too good to be true, then its probably a scam.

How to identify scam coin ?it's not usually that straight forward, it's actually quite hard to identify a real ICO from a fake or scammed one because most of the promoters are putting a lot of effort in making it look legit, and to the untrained eye, investor and trader that won't be visible. They are basically offering a whitepaper, a business model, a legit website but are not serious for the long-term, it's hard to identify these kind of things which is why you have to come in direct contact with the founders and core team. Try to join their communication channel (telegram for example or slack) and start making tough questions, push them to the limits to see whether they indeed have figured everything out and do our own due dilligence before you invest in any of them.

Sometimes it's easy to detect scams. Just keep following motivation of coin creators. What are their plans with the coin? How is it going with the roadmap? These kind of questions will be your guide.
You stay away from projects that don't answer every question from the community, disappear for periods of time, or don't have good reasons as to why they believe in their project or have an explanation as to what is going on with the funds that were given out at the beginning. Any shady answers? Run. Follow that rule and you'll never lose money.

If it is asking for your investment then always always check and do your own research and determine whether or not it's a good investment to make, whether or not their promises are actually fulfillable or just marketing strategies.
What do I think about FLIK ? No comment.... (scam)