Quote from: bakedrice on May 03, 2014, 06:56:59 PM

Quote from: tfbpa on May 03, 2014, 10:13:48 AM

For the love of everything important, DO NOT send these "people" any money/bitcoins.

They are nothing but a bunch of scammers with no plan, except of course take your bitcoins and try to multiply them for purely their own gain.

2 of the "people" who started this scam have already admitted that they do not see anything wrong with ripping off their twitter followers by completely unnecessary overcharging them 1000% on other altcoins.

Now how can you trust these "people" with your bitcoins/money if they ADMITTED that they don't see anything wrong with screwing their followers, who are by the way their primary target for this scam?!?

They are not a "wise team" nor "good people" nor "good investors" nor "good traders" nor have "good reputation", they are nothing of the sort, there is absolutely nothing positive about this bunch, nothing whatsoever.

Their only interest is in getting rich themselves and they will do it over the backs of everybody who is foolish enough to give them bitcoins/money.

Please, don't be foolish.

And conveniently leave out the fact that I do not own any Maidsafe of Mastercoins and have nothing to gain from advertising that website.

https://twitter.com/onemanatatime/status/461169919632359424

IF it is true that you had nothing to gain from that promotion whatsoever, a big IF, but lets say that is true, then it leaves 2 options open.

1) You did not know that that website was overcharging people 1000%. In this case you clearly don't know the market and this per definition makes you a bad trader and therefore cannot be trusted to trade with other peoples money. In this case your company would have bought a 1000% overpriced coin, which is of course very bad for investors.

2) You were aware of the 1000% overcharging, but for some reason decided to keep this information to yourself and let everybody else buy that 1000% overpriced coin. This scenario then proofs that you don't care about anybodies money and are knowingly trying to make people spend more than necessary. A very unlikely scenario, but again it proofs that you do not have the best interest of your investors in mind.

I am beginning to doubt if you understand anything about a running a company with an IPO, but it should mean that all your actions are benefiting the shareholders and so far every action and word has proofed that you don't care about anybody else besides yourself.

It does not matter which scenario is the correct one as all of them proof that you cannot be trusted to trade with somebody else's money. It really is as simple as that.