Quote from: Aktarus on November 04, 2019, 06:10:41 PM

P2PB2B scam is much bigger than we imagine. Check this out:
https://twitter.com/AngryBeur/status/1191416253564571650

Yes that link was posted before, it exposed the scammer from Ukraine called Valerii Solodovnyk who is behind multiple fake exchange scams including p2pb2b and coinsbit:
https://twitter.com/AngryBeur/status/1191416253564571650

Quote from: john1010 on December 05, 2019, 10:58:03 AM

So now i know that your team has a hard time to convince the community to trust this exchange again, so you have a guts to create another bounty campaign just to vindicate all of the accusation of some of the members here. Feel sorry to this exchange and I'm very sad that p2pb2b place in CMC's TOP 100

I for one will not believe them. As you mentioned, they are trying a public relations exercise to try to convince they are not a scam by using a bounty campaign to try to divide the view the community holds about them.

No amount of bounty bribe will be able to negate the fact that fake exchanges such as coinsbit and p2pb2b (and all the others that Ukrainian scammer Valerii Solodovnyk is behind) are stealing from users on multiple fronts.

These include selective scamming users and also charging listing fees of $100,000 by showing project owners fake data sent to CMC when their own order books show almost zero trading in some top 30 markets such as DOGE, LTC and others.

They also participate in their own fake IEOs which are heavily promoted using fake teams and fake projects having massive banners promoting on their own website pages and when those projects go bust they claim they just promoted and were not part of the team.

The Ukraine scammer behind these fake exchanges Valerii Solodovnyk is one of the lowest and disgusting scammers around.