Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:14:54 PM

Quote from: AntiDolos on Today at 04:31:44 PM

Are you looking for truth or just want to roast AntiDolos in any form?

Looking for truth, obviously. The roasting part was done several posts ago. Try to keep up.

Quote from: AntiDolos on Today at 04:31:44 PM

I think you should make a thread about Cointelegraph and even Yahoo. Cointelegraph does 5 min of research & even promo Shitcoins if you pay $5K. Yahoo is even worse. It doesn't matter who you're, just pay $700 to have a promo article on Yahoo blog.

Me? Why me? I am just an amateur with zero experience in scam busting. Why don't you? You're the professional here. I thought you like to see yourself as the last force protecting the cryptocommunity?

Because I don't think they are scams. This is the nature of the marketing industry. You pay people to say good stuff about your project.

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:14:54 PM

Quote from: AntiDolos on Today at 04:31:44 PM

Did you know we've already partnered with some of your friends on Bitcointalk for sig campaigns? They only ask one question. Is this a scam? No. Then they wear their banner. Did you spend months researching MIXERO, whose banner you carry? Are they saints and have no weaknesses?

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:14:54 PM

I most certainly don't know about that partnership, solely for the reason I am not even aware I have friends on bitcointalk. Care to tell me who my friends are whom partnered with you? I am sure they don't mind you mentioning them by name and inviting them here to vouch for you and informing me that I am their friend. You might made my day by letting me know that some people here on the forum, who happen to be your partner, consider me as their friend.

Quote from: AntiDolos on Today at 04:31:44 PM

That's the marketing industry, bro. Everyone has their own standards & morals, and AntiDolos dares to perform the highest level of moral principles and honesty. Please open your eyes to reality.

[gasp]
The highest level of moral principles and honesty is accepting payment to remove negative facts from a review site and hiring and considering people who spent 48 hours on an app, platform, or the likes as someone with real user experience?

I already said that we do not charge money for changing reviews. But in terms of user experience, I don't think there is anything wrong with it. Of course, after the user experience, we'll share bugs with the client and comment positive points. Tell me if the ads and marketing industry is anything but this? Don't Toyota, Samsung, Apple, and McDonald's pay for product features to go viral? Although all of them have many weaknesses.

Quote from: AntiDolos on Today at 04:31:44 PM

Why are you trying so hard to defend your friend? We both know how dirty this game is. Behind the scenes, the OP Tweet about Ms. Valge, and she welcomes it without giving a damn care about the project. She does not admit cause of business. The only real advisors are those who publish the name of the project on LinkedIn or their official accounts.

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:14:54 PM

Hmm.. this is interesting. Can you ask her for me, if she's not in any way involved, at any degree with BKS, then why'd she retweeted their tweet about her being their advisor? I am aware I can ask her myself, but certainly we can agree that two people poking her tg with questions will rather put her on an inconvenient situation.

I've your answer. She is happy that her name is on the sites. She is a pro businesswoman. She knows what suppose to say. But if we challenge her more than this, we face an unpleasant situation.

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 05:14:54 PM

And for the last time, CryptoViking and BKS are not my friend, just like --I am sure-- they're also not friends with the DT who left you feedback. The feedback and "defense" --though I prefer to use the word "inquiries-- happens here is not because we know CV and friend with him. I have not even heard of his name before this thread. So it'll be very much appreciated if you can stop throwing the "you're friend with xxx" or "your friend xxx" or "the admins bla-bla-bla" like its a Black Friday.

Quote from: AntiDolos on Today at 04:31:44 PM

Quote from: holydarkness on Today at 10:04:17 AM

Flying overseas to help solve problems... and whatnot.
Your explanation on the earlier part here, just in case I was wrongly understand it, I'd like to confirm, so you're pretty much brokering a lawyer? You're reviewing a case, if it can be solved by yourself, virtually, much like what we did here, it's free. But if it require a lawyer, you'll look for a lawyer in that area, charge the customer an extra 1,000-3,000 USD outside the lawyer's fee, non-refundable, and when they win the case, you'll charge another 5-10% of the amount won. All that for finding a lawyer for the customer? Or do I understand that scheme of yours wrongly?

We are not a broker. If the case is in Turkey, Malaysia, UAE, and USA, we'll do it ourselves. Otherwise, we ask our business associates.
Consultation is 100% free.
For all countries, we've the attorney's fees only if legal proceedings are initiated in a law firm.
Email us if you want more info. I'm sure the legal guys can help better. I'm a social media guy.

I am sure you're well aware that your answer is not covering what I asked. Allow me to make it simpler: does the 1,000-3,000 USD and the 5-10% you charge to your "client" is outside the fee charged by the law firms?

No, there is no other cost. The initial cost is for attorney's fees and law firm. In case of winning, 5 to 10% of the reward that we share among us.