I can categorically say that based on what I have seen you post you have the appearance of a typical scammer. I have not bothered to look into the Worldcore situation because I simply have too much other stuff I prefer to do. First impressions count. So far it is a bad one.
in order to undestand what's going on you should read the russian thread where marina is leading the black PR campaign. I have already showed you the video that was roughly cut from the original one. in the fake video ceo worldcore
allegedly confesses he is a scammer. this video was posted by marina several times as a "proof of scam".
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2236259.msg46775172#msg46775172now, do you think that a person who is making
fakes can be trsuted as an honest person who is not interested to blacken the company reputation?!
It isn't a matter of "who I believe". I haven't made up my mind on that and would have to look into the validity of claims made by both sides. What makes it more complex for me to do that is that my comprehension of the Russian language is not great. (Although I do know several people that regularly help me with that.)
What I do see is what has been posted in Meta. Tit for tat accusations and threats.
By your
conduct it is harder to distinguish between fact and fiction.
One of your accusers made an accusation about a company before. I talked to the CEO and not only established that the company appears to be legitimate but the accuser appears to have accepted it as well. The
conduct of the company impressed me and very quickly we were able to establish that it was due to misunderstandings of fact. During the entire process - the company conducted itself ethically and provided more verifiable evidence than necessary. (Evidence which we thoroughly checked).
During the process it also became apparent that the accuser had expressed genuine concerns. (But was mistaken). Which makes your accusation that your accusers are just Ukrainian scammers very difficult for me to believe.
From my experience - reputable companies - do not go about making veiled death threats or on a smear campaign offensive or have an army of annon newbie accounts posting the same things..
They generally go out of their way to provide transparent and reliable proof.I'm less interested in "proof" that they are scammers. I'm interested in "proof" that
you are not a scammer.
Even if you are successful in convincing me that they are scammers it still does not prove that you are not a scammer. Do you understand my concern ?
Figure out what the core accusations are and then provide strong verifiable evidence showing that it is incorrect or untrue.Perhaps Marina Uni or someone familiar with the accusation can make a list of concerns and accusations and you can then answer them one by one with easily verifiable proof that the accusation is mistaken, partly incorrect or false.