Quote from: LoyceV on February 04, 2019, 10:19:31 AM

There's another update: How BKB holders benefit from the new EOS airdrop.
It reminds me of the BKB ICO: just throw around some numbers, most people won't verify it anyway.

Example:

Quote from: https://medium.com/@BetKingIO/how-bkb-holders-benefit-from-the-new-eos-airdrop-ee1941d349f8

Meaning BKB holders will receive 6 times the BKT tokens as EOS holders even though EOS trades at 25x the price of BKB.

This is comparing apples and oranges: the EOS airdrop is free for EOS holders, while the BKB holders have to hand in $0.099 with each BKB.

Quote from: https://medium.com/@BetKingIO/how-bkb-holders-benefit-from-the-new-eos-airdrop-ee1941d349f8

BKB currently has a buy back price of $0.099.

Conveniently ignoring the fact that there are no buy backs anymore.

Quote from: LoyceV on January 30, 2019, 03:15:14 PM

I still have over 7k BKB tokens which I'd love to sell them back at the "value" you claim they have:$720. 64.
Let's round it down to 0.2 BTC and we're good. Deal?
I've just sent a PM asking if I can sell them back.

I didn't get a reply to my PM (which I sent to 2 known accounts).

You seem a very intelligent person so why hold out for any reply addressing your concerns and questions, or any reply at all when you know what scammer Dean Nolan is like?

Your question about 0.2 BTC for your betking tokens is a fair one but this pathetic scammer has no intention of buying your betking tokens back at the favorable rates you quoted.

His reputation is in tatters. He raised $6.5 million from the betking ICO and makde promises of where the funds would be spent (50% to go to bankroll and various going to developing new games etc) yet he did nothing apart from siphon off the funds and line his own pocket. He is now playing a new game "re-launching" betking again with a re-designed site and these new EOS tokens.

This scammer Dean Nolan is one of the lowest of the low.