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Quote from: Esra92 on January 17, 2019, 10:54:47 AM

IDAP is a big scam

Hello Esra,
Before making a post.
Try and do your research about the project.
I suggest you read the whitepaper and check the website.
By the way, idap will release its testnet exchange version soon. I am sure you will have a change of heart

The scam accusation is based on this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5059266.0
Based on his side of the story, the Idap team seems to have led him on a wild goose chase only to drop the ball on him. Of course, there was a fine print disclaimer that he probably should have paid attention to, however, if the rejection was as a result of the translation not meeting the team's desired threshold, they should have informed him instead of leading him on for months

So much hate about this project only because they didn´t pay one bounty hunter? Lol. I was tricked so many time in bounty campaigns. So I do not understand what is really happening here.

Sadly, we all have our fair share of promises being broken, especially to bounty hunters. It hurts especially when you consider the dedication and effort professionals like translators put into the job. However, it's sometimes best to just move on in the end

Mnah, I was cheated so many times so I am not surprised about that. But it shows the power of bounty participants and power of people. Blockchain technologies are created by people and should be for people. Do not cheat us, or your project will not be successful. Desico is a good example, they changed their decision because they find out what does mean power of bounty participants.