Quote from: KatrinKovtun on February 19, 2018, 08:32:00 AM

Quote from: Mister k on February 19, 2018, 08:24:46 AM

You had some good advices to act against the scammers.

For the sake of your own project, the best thing would have been to change the name of your project. Problem is, I think, you already have a network under this name. So you have to inform your followers, first with a "bulletin" on all your social media that explain, shortly and clearly, the problem, and then, update them regularly with the actions you are taking against the scammers (the more actions you'll take, the more it will reinforce your credibility). And to reassure them, you also post regular updates on your own project.

This is a bad thing that happens to you, but it has brought you some unwanted followers. As the saying goes, there's no bad publicity. If those persons found the project presented by the scammers interesting, they might as well find yours interesting too. It is up to you to show your legitimity and win their trust.

Yep, for sure we got some "free" traffic, some of them are staying with us, because we have interesing business model and not only idea besides it, but also existing businesses and products and experienced team as well.

That is the thing you can get. actually you can also benefit from the incident, but of course we will get good results from a good way too.
an ICO is risky and should be able to get good trust from many people. Maintaining trust and attention of others is the initial capital that needs to be fought for.