Quote from: AmoreJaz on January 08, 2020, 11:54:48 PM

so are they abandoning the old one which is blue hill mining? and now they are renaming it to swiss-asian thingy? i remember that blue hill mining claiming to be backed by largest copper reserves in asia???
if they are legit, why change the name of the company? they even gave response about your allegations last year and they took a stand that everything is totally legal project.

Quote from: bluehillfoundation.sup on October 11, 2019, 12:22:38 PM

Quote from: Crypto-Info on October 11, 2019, 10:33:35 AM

It must be embarrassing for Blue Hill Mining not being legal and therefore not able to sell their scam token to the very countries they are claiming to be regulated in (FINMA) or trying (Toronto, US).

Who would encourage anyone from the Netherlands (FINMA), the US (SEC) and Toronto (Canada) to buy into this SCAM. You may as well include some of Asia and other countries as well, because this project has been put together by amateurs, leaving so many RED FLAGS. Don't pretend to try and be/get regulated in these countries, you will just embarrass yourself.

Give the community a good reason why people from the Netherlands, the US, and Canada, can and should buy into this token.

There isn't a reason. None.

Dear Community:

Regarding the question made above, this is our answer.

Blue Hill Mining is a totally legal project and yet so, it's not a scam. We have never claimed to be regulated neither in Netherlads, Canada or USA. As you should know, each country that you have named has its own regulation. We are beggining the regulation process as you can easily read in our roadmap, and as far we are not intending to be regulated in those countries in this stage.

In order to be able to sell to those countries, we must apply and get each country's regulation; and once this is done we would be able to get into those markets. Right now that's not part of our plan, so that's why we don't have any reason at all of why these people could and should acquire our tokens; as we don't have these countries included neither in our selling plan or our regulation plan for the Q4-2019.

Feel free to ask whatever else you may doubt.

Cordially greetings

Blue Hill Foundation
Communication and Marketing Department

Who knows if they are abandoning the name, but one thing is for sure is that they are trying very hard to keep collecting funds. Maybe they have spent a lot of money already.

They do like to have very similar names to companies in the mining industry hoping people get this scam confused with something legit.

"if they are legit, why change the name of the company"?

You make a valid point, why change the name then LIE about it unless you are all smoke and mirrors.