Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on March 26, 2019, 05:13:13 AM

I have to agree that JollyGood looks like he is pursuing a smear campaign against you and your business. It was in part because of this that when I started writing my first post in this thread, it was defending you, however once I worked through the details my opinion changed against you.

There was no agenda for a smear campaign against betking or against scammer Dean Nolan.

What did (and does) set betking apart from the others in my Scam Alert signature is that I was frantically active in the 2017 betking ICO thread warning potential investors that it was no doubt a scam. This was very soon after I registered my account in the forum. The way many of those bounty participants ganged up around myself, RichGang, iluvebitcoins, chazley and a couple of others to relentlessly attack us and to push our posts further down and out of view was something that was probably choreographed and encouraged by scammer Dean Nolan. The moment the ICO was over, the moment the bounty program ended (early and made many bounty participants upset) all those bounty hungry users that were attacking us effectively left scammer Dean Nolan to defend himself, alone - and he could not defend himself against the allegations.

It has been 18 months since the re-launch of the betking post-ICO website and it has been a $6.5 million disaster. The blame squarely and firmly lay with scammer Dean Nolan and nobody else. Had there been real leadership on his part, had he been open and transparent about the nature of his expenses then much of the hassles and issues could have been avoided.

Just four months ago he was closing betking down because it was a loss making disaster with no chance of ever catching up with Primedice, Stake, Bustabit, Bustadice, Bitsler and many others. He made a choice he was going to open a crypto exchange called "bifsafe" after another ICO and transfer existing BKB tokens to that platform but after diluting their value further because at least 100 million "bitsafe" tokens were to be created. Then he changed his mind weeks later and tried to cash-in on the "name and brand" betking once had a LONG time ago and decided to go down the EOS tokens route in the hope to bring in 200,000 new users by using airdrops and freebie give-aways - thus further diluting BKB token holders investment. He abandoned his plans for the "bitsafe" ICO which he started in November 2018 because of lack of investment so decided to give betking another try at success which has failed miserable thus far and shows no sign of ever being a profitable entity again.

Think about it, after he ran betking in to the ground he wanted to raise another $10 million for a crypto exchange he already had completed but was looking for investment for "development".

50% of the 2017 betking ICO funds were supposed to be held in a cold storage for "marketing, promotions, seo, design, development, server costs and legal" yet this scammer Dean Nolan re-launched the identical betking website post-ICO to the one he had when it closed in December 2016 with no development or apps or custom created games or anything else. From what I can see ALL of the 2017 ICO promises were broken (and breaking some of them such as the alleged 600 BTC buy-back of tokens when the funds used were specifically for bankroll and was a selling point to investors in the 2017 ICO whitepaper) could even be classed as criminal and I have been told it could be of interest to the police.

After highlighting and pointing everything out scammer Dean Nolan did not so much as even apologise to the people he ripped off. Had he apologised and tried to make amends and had he been more transparent allowing audits of expenditure then things would have been different for him, his investors and his base of game players but scammer Dean Nolan is a dictator who thinks the money he received in the ICO was his personal money to do with as he pleased without scrutiny and with impunity.

There is no smear campaign against scammer Dean Nolan or betking but there is a desire to have this scammer investigated by the Police and hopefully they will decide there is enough evidence against him to charge him with multiple criminal offences. He thinks by registering the company that owns betking in Costa Rica it is going to protect him because he himself resides in the UK but that will not help him.

Time will tell what will happen to this scammer but the fact is in September 2017 the betking ICO brought in $6.5 million but he mismanaged it to the point of closure and then in November 2018 (around 14 months later) he was trying to raise $10 million for "bitsafe".

He is a serial scammer who deserves to be held to account here (and hopefully in a court of law too) so gullible people and newbies do fall for his scams.