Quote from: nextgencoin on March 29, 2014, 07:18:06 PM

Quote from: markm on March 29, 2014, 12:19:47 PM

Wasn't NXT the one that lied about how long one had to buy into the IPO, suddenly closing the IPO before its announced closure date, thus screwing maybe the vast majority of people who were considering buying it by closing the buying unexpectedly?

-MarkM-

NXT was the one that was freely available to buy for a couple of months but had very little interest. Where people on this forum massively profited by getting in early while most didn't and to this day bitter complain about it. Plus they also could of freely bought in the early stages on DGEX as dirt cheap prices again massively increasing their investment.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303898.0

Accepting you were wrong is the first stage of growing up. Some people never do...

So are you claiming they did not bait and switch the IPO buy-in period, people did actually have the amount of time they were told up front they had in which to reach their decision to buy in?

Which coin was it that did, then?

I distinctly recall there was an IPO type coin that did a bait and switch, announcing the deadline by which to decide to buy so that people could schedule it in their to-do lists then actually closing it quite some time before those to-do- list items would have actually been reached in people's day to day processing of deadlines.

-MarkM-