Quote from: dkbit98 on October 06, 2020, 07:41:45 AM

One thing I notice is that they deleted official telegram channel @bitwings_eng

I thought so too, but group is still there, they just made it private and deleted invite link so no new members can enter. I guess they got bored of new accounts coming to group and complaining about delays and other failed promises, and there are are of those lately in their group.

Quote from: stompix on October 07, 2020, 06:47:52 PM

But, they have a new product, a bitwings laptop...the x book!
Equipped with a processor launched in 2017, with as they say high-level specifications like 8gb ram and 256 ssd, top of the line, and you can get this amazing thing for just 999$, unlike buying it from newegg at 700$

Yep, their graphics designers are working hard on all those new "products".

Quote from: dkbit98 on October 06, 2020, 07:41:45 AM

As far as I understood reading though this scam in the last months they do have a legit business behind it, why create all this crap and most likely end up losing even the original business over what will happen if some of the investors will start filling complains both with the police or the financial authorities in their country? They are based in Spain for god's sake not in some forgotten country!

That's the main reason they managed to fool so many people for so long, the fact that real company is backing Bitwings, not just made up fake company like in 99% of the ICOs. BUt as man others, they overestimated themselves, promised stuff they can;t deliver and now we see the results. For some reason they still have marketing campaign focused at Latin America.

Quote from: friends1980 on Today at 10:58:49 AM

This is a project by a real-life existing phone company, if I understand well. I don't see any reason why people who own a bounty or who have invested in this project, wouldn't send a notice of default to this company and consider legal action. The case is so easy that you probably wouldn't need a lawyer, and it might be possible that you can send your notice of default simply by e-mail, especially if your home country has a minimal existing concept of consumer laws.

Doesn't make much sense for bounty hunters to start the lawsuit (as far as I know they got their tokens but they are on Bitwings dashboard, you can't move them anywhere) but I wouldn't be surprised if some bigger ICO investor goes that way, or maybe people that paid for their magic smartphone/