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Such an interesting project.By the way, no one thought that what Likewise says isn't entirely true?

Have you invested already?What do you mean by making such a statement?

Yeah, but I don't think, I'm a kind of person devs are looking for.They are unlikely to get rid of pimps. They can just as easily use Lust application

What do you mean kind of person?It seems to me that if the customer encounters a pimp, he will report to the support service and this account will block

I think they are looking for the shark.I'm not sure that tech support will work. Yes, and not every client to spend time on it

You think they are going invest in that?I do not quite agree with this. I think if the service is called upon to get rid of third parties in this process, the client will somehow announce the presence of the pimp

Why not? Interesting project, lmao.Yes, I also thought about it. Surely the client will be unpleasant and he will at least not come to this girl

No, I'm talking about ICO's in general. And you did not think that the pimp can not just show up? He can simply use the account, communicate with the client and tell the girl when the client comes to her

You think the sharks are not interested in the blockchain?Pimps are not always evil. I think it's something like sales managers

Yes, for me they are interested in more conservative ways.Hahah, this is a bad comparison. With the same success can be encouraged openly criminal activity