Quote from: nwfella on April 16, 2014, 02:30:09 AM

Gotta agree with hackbyte on this one. I tried to keep some faith in Quinto since having actually receiving a call from the owner but it appears that very little has been done since he told me of all his plans other than:
1.) Numerous (big deal) options that nobody is buying
2.) IPO enable/disable/re-enable and price switching crap
3.) And countless announcements that haven't resulted in so much as a functional HTML based parimutual betting site. Come on dude. Seriously?

*Proceed with caution on this one fellas

We can address your issues:

1.) Numerous (big deal) options that nobody is buying

Actually we had options purchased, and we re-posted another after one was purchased. Also we are the only project that is actually covering the cost of an options with shares.

2.) IPO enable/disable/re-enable and price switching crap

We have never lifted the IPO flag since we started. We have stated if we reach specific goals before the July 31, 2014 IPO lift date, we would lift it early.
Today we offered a 72 hour special on shares, in hopes to increase capital still needed, along with lifting the IPO.

3.) And countless announcements that haven't resulted in so much as a functional HTML based parimutual betting site. Come on dude. Seriously?

We have made announcements about options and other things that are needed to raise funding. We have not posted nearly as many announcements as most projects.
Our website and back-end testing should be done within 2 weeks. We will not put out a flawed product that would damage Quinto BTC reputation that would then damage shareholder future dividends.

We been working hard to make sure every little wrinkle is gone, along with securing an agreement with Lloyd's of London to have a guaranteed minimum jackpot of BTC1000 to BTC2500.

Nothing has changed since we opened our project, and are on schedule with everything as we have stated. People want things now, and this has always been a long term project, and if you rush things, you become careless, and cost shareholders everything.