Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on January 12, 2014, 02:29:14 AM

Quote from: VERUMinNUMERIS on January 12, 2014, 01:43:11 AM

Quote from: lfruiled on January 11, 2014, 11:18:44 PM

website looks better, great job

Is there anyway we can get the dot org site back? Bitcoin has dot org and it's a much easier domain to recognize than dot co. And who's got the dot net and dot info? I read months ago that those were up and running within days of iXcoin launching. I think Vlad pointed out that this was yet one more unusual thing about this coin which if true, I have yet to see some cheap Premined coin have 3 sites up and running at launch.

One can only ignore so many "coincidences".

Glad to see Vlad is back. Now we just need one more Frixtion since his workload is quite a bit and a few more guys to fill in the various roles of an active organization and we've got ourselves a real dev team.

Then all we need is one good solid code upgrade, colored-coins included, and with a touch of raised awareness (i.e. the Vlad effect - in 1 hour he got 3 different guys to invest in IXC, lol) and the whole scam lie will forever disappear which will give rise to an entirely new perception for iXcoin and with it, an entirely new and well deserved higher market valuation.

That said, if what Frixtion and Vlad are saying are true, $1 should come very quickly while Vlad's $10 target within the next 60 just may prove to be another crazy prediction come true.

Thomas Nasakioto owns the .org address. 3 different people appear to own the .com, .net and .info domains!

The .net domain appears to be on sale for $250.

Man, I don't understand why he let the dot org site die right when the coin started to sky rocket. That makes no sense. Thank God you showed up - big help and big coincidence which seems to be the trend for this coin.

What we need is the dot com or the dot org but those aren't for sale.

Doesn't anyone here know the real Thomas? Can't the guy at least donate the dot org site so we can port the dot co site over and have a legit domain like Bitcoin?