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Re: Hashcard.io a scam [Confirmed]
by
garhm
on 11/05/2018, 16:42:56 UTC
Thanks for starting this topic. This project is very suspicious.
They've added list of confirmed exchanges
https://i.imgur.com/OgRXxZC.png
But how can they know that their token will be on binance for example?
Regarding to img, right click then open to a new tab. copy that link with a .png on the link > https://i.imgur.com/OgRXxZC.png
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Because they having talks with binance, they said.
It's like in a relationship, If you're crush talks to you and now you'll assume that it'll work out.

In my experience in ICO, they discuss things about exchanges after the ICO because they wanted to make sure that their project will maintain the success.

As you can see, hashcard only thinks about the money.

Thanks for help with image.
Yes but as I read binance doesn't preapprove coins/tokens and forbid ico teams to disclose that their token will be listed

"We do not accept teams using the Binance name for their gains without our consent. These include guys who say they “will list on, targets to be on, is a partner of” Binance without our explicit consent, in the hope to boost their credibility and coin price.  

We do not allow teams disclosing they will get listed on Binance until their coin starts trading. If this info leaks out, we will put the listing on hold, possibly indefinitely."
It is from https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/binance-listing-tips-changpeng-zhao/

I guess there is only one way to find out! Has anyone contacted those exchanges and asked if there is even any truth to those claims that they are "in talks"? Even if "talks" were true, shouldn't it say "Potential Exchanges" above the exchange logos, instead of "Confirmed Exchanges"? Idk about you guys but I smell too much BS...  Undecided

I'm talking about that, and also they've already changed title on site now it states just Exchanges...