hacked newguy05 was posting every day spamming threads with multiple posts to pretend  to be legit promoting this scam, until i raised the issue and you responded stating you had nothing to do with the account being hacked. Then on the SAME day, newguy05 also stopped posting and never resumed. coincidence? yeah right.

Since you deleted my post in your scam hometoken thread - on how even the basic due diligence doesn't add up. I am reposting it below, everyone can make up their own mind. Your ico essentially can be summarized as giving you money to do as you wish in a country with no enforcement, backed by nothing but fluff and copy paste google articles. 

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This hometoken is clearly a scam, you must be batshit crazy to give them any money

1) The website and white paper is just cookie cutter fluff copied from google without any real info on the actual ico, after you cut through all the bullshit in the white paper/website , it can be summarized as:  give us your money, we will use it to buy some real estate in malaysia, and the cashflow + appreciation will make your token worth more. 

2) There is no legal contract, no registered company, all those supposed employees are nobody and even then their linkedin profile never mentioned hometoken (if this is so legit, why none of them list it in their linkedin profile). Only this andrew yap who is suppose to be the founder has hometoken in linkedin - a 20 something kid that sold car insurance as his credential   - yeah i am going to give him money.

3) They take your money and can do whatever they want with it, even if they did buy real estate, and by some miracle the properties purchased is cashflow positive or appreciates, what makes you think they will tell you that and give YOU the profit?  There is zero accountability, once they have your money, you have no option whatsoever given it's all in malaysia - a country with little to no financial laws or enforcement.

4) Another sign is they keep promoting about hometoken being on all the legit financial websites like marketwatch - specifically for a news release regarding the $3 million pre-ico funding received by hometoken
 
   A) Anyone can make a news release and have it show up on those websites as press release feeds - it was written by hometoken themselves and put on those sites, it was NOT written by the legit websites. Same as tweets are not created by twitter the company. The fact they heavily promote essentially their own bullshit as legit news from those websites is another big red flag.
   
   B) Also where is this proof they received $3 million pre-ico funding, where is the audited bank statements by the big 4 accounting firms confirming the money is there?  It's all bullshit. 

5) Also consider the fact even if they are completely legit, real estate investment is extremely difficult given the initial principal required and ongoing upkeep.  Only a small percentage are cashflow positive. Do you really think this 20 year kid who sells car insurance has the depth and expertise to be successful AND will actually give you some of the profit if it indeed works out?

The list goes on and on.  As i said you must be nuts to give them money - much better odds at vegas.  I work in 1 of the big 4 ibanks on the street for 15+ years in risk, and as a real estate investor for majority of my adult life - 20+ years.  I will bet the farm this is a 100% scam. 

At least if this is a US registered llc you have some recourse, but it's not.  You wouldn't loan money to strangers in asia, so why would you do it now?  just donate it to charity instead at least you get the tax write-off.