Quote from: dzarmush on April 21, 2014, 02:58:39 PM

Quote from: Chris180Z on April 21, 2014, 02:31:35 PM

Quote from: takiyon on April 21, 2014, 02:11:30 PM

Quote from: Chris180Z on April 21, 2014, 12:59:37 AM

(to the newbies) - please be careful and do not fall for a IPO scam. ALWAYS use escrow

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Yo. Stop trolling.... Angry

people are smart enought to find that info somewhere else. So far this thread has been pretty clean and im sure Jen would like to keep it that way. If you wanna be in then be in otherwise post your crap somewhere else. Scam or not we are invested and supporting a good coin. When we reap the benefits you will be sorry you were talking shit.

NO. FUCK YOU. I'm sick to death of pricks like you ripping my head off every time I just give a little info for new members to be wary and always use escrow, only to later see you crying after you were scammed. I don't care about you as you obviously have a terrible attitude, I care about new, vulnerable members who may be new to this and may be scammed, just like thousands of people have been on these forums in the past.

How is it trolling? I'm not saying the OP is a scammer, but it seems fishy that there is only a direct link to send your BTC. How many scams in the past have said "yes we also offer escrow so we are legit, right?". A non-scam would ONLY offer escrow, and a competitive escrow service at that (multiple escrows). It would NOT allow users to directly send their money to them with absolutely no guarantee that they will see anything in return or their money back. Where is the security? There is none when you take this method, so smarten up and stop calling me a troll.

I will continue to post in threads like these (just the once, I don't want to spam the thread in case it is legitimate) to protect new members who are new to IPO's or who do not know what an IPO is. These coins are NOT regulated by any independent body and unless you use escrow you are NOT guaranteed anything in return, or your money back.

Omg, wtf. Who would scam people with regular sha256 ot scrypt coin. Everybody can launch it, even not programmers. Maybe for total noobs all coins look the same but they're not. If you see "2nd gen coin" IPO without any proofs or development and escrow then it's probably a scam but this is a regular coin. Don't be stupid.

Agreed... scams are usually stuff like x11, kekkak or some other vaporware algorithm.