Quote from: benjamin123 on February 27, 2018, 12:56:54 PM

He basically lied about the success of his EHI company to make it seem like it was huge and how he had all this big name clients when he was is just a small time 1 man systems integrator with barely a few hundred K in revenue and no employees and he is working out of a home office

https://tbis.io/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/TBIS-White-Paper-v2.7.pdf

if you look at the whitepaper above, there are no descriptions of the team, half of the developers didnt have TBIS in their linkedin or didnt even know each other prior to ICO.

which basically means he hired them just as the ICO was ready to launch to give an appearance that he was competent.

and he basically cut and pasted the team straight from the website onto the whitepaper (same background color)

i also like the part how he says the pool will be frozen to ensure no tbis tokens are sold (yea right buddy, look what happened.)

he's full of hot air and a fluff creator. every statement that TBIS issues has huge sounding words, eg Malicious attack, etc etc making each statement sound bigger or more impactful that should be (nothing wrong with that, just marketing tho)

when the coin priced dropped he desperately issued partnership annoucement after annoucement in an attempt to pump the price up until the community was wondering what were all the useless annoucements about and then the supposed theft/hack happened and everything got exposed.

So.... not a scam ,you just have a personal beef and agenga to discredit the CEO because you don't like his entrapeneurship going from a small cloud consulting company to a big multimillion dollar crypto start up.
Again, you must either be a disgruntled ex-employee or a troll competitor.