Quote from: Numus on March 28, 2014, 05:58:13 PM

Quote from: Namun N on March 28, 2014, 02:45:34 PM

Quote from: Numus on March 28, 2014, 12:52:26 PM

We shall not be using escrow for the IPO, simply due to the fact we have no guarantee that the individual who is providing the escrow will keep the funds safely and not take the funds that have been raised and run away with them.

Just ... LOL

And what guarantee do WE have that you won't run with the funds yourself?

Till now we saw many IPO scams but not many escrows running with the funds (if any).

Having a professional video, website or whatever doesn't make you more legit than other IPO scams ... it doesn't cost much to hire a freelancer and setup a website, a video and the whole thing ... compared to what you will earn when you disappear with all the IPO.

So please explain yourself why would we even trust you for a second.

Edit: Is there any reason some would trust you instead of this person who is running a successful escrow ... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=76380 ?

I will re-iterate the point which I made earlier. For escrow to work both parties must trust the individual providing the escrow service. We simply do not trust a single escrower with the sum of all the funds raised from the IPO.

Its not only a case of trust in the escrower, but also a case of security. We can't guarantee that the escrower will perform proper security practices to ensure the safekeeping of the funds. With funds under our control we can monitor them and ensure that any hack to steal the funds doesn't take place.

We have spent a great deal of time and money on developing and marketing Numus. We have tried to show you our vision for Numus and what problems we hope to thwart with it. We are trying to be as transparent as possible by releasing our whitepaper. Our whitepaper details virtually every aspect of Numus, and is 19 pages long. Ask yourself had we wanted to scam people, would we have spent so much time detailing the inner workings of a currency which would never come to fruition?

The marketing is good, i give you that. You don't trust Escrow, fine, we have not a single reason to trust you...work both ways.
The only way out is to reveal your identity or a legal entity to sue if a problem happen...not a big deal if you don't plan to run away with the funds.

What about that?