They told me they were going to make a joint statement over a month ago, that the next one would be made together — and that was a lie. They’re liars who now only have the balls to say it’s not their project and that they were just partnered with them. I clearly remember that when you spoke to them through FortuneJack support in January, February, and March, they kept saying big things were coming and that we should stay calm. Then, right at the end of March, they removed the JackToken project from their website, and the support team’s narrative completely changed. They started saying it was a separate project and that they didn’t know anything about it. They’re shameless.
Damn! They are refusing to take accountability for their stupid mistake which will definitely cause them way bigger losses in the long-term unless they take a U-Turn and fix this mess that they created right away.
Am not one of the victims of this mess, but I definitely know how it feels to lose hard earned money pointlessly which is why I hope they make that U-Turn right away.
Hopefully they will do something related to this token project as soon as possible so none will feel to be a victim or being scammed. I did not invest much but I did buy some token during the pre-sale with the money that I got from their free raffle and reward from their free wheel. Lucky me that I did not invest my own money much in this project because I was not that confident when I looked at how easy people can get free token from the airdrop compared to the prize of the token during pre-sale.
You're absolutely right — hopefully the team takes swift action to address these issues and avoid leaving anyone feeling scammed or misled. You're lucky to have minimized your risk, and it's good you approached the project with caution. Unfortunately, many others weren’t as lucky and invested significant amounts during the private and pre-sale rounds, based on the promises and promotion from FortuneJack.
The huge price difference between the airdrop/free rewards and the pre-sale rate should have been a red flag, but the way it was marketed gave a false sense of confidence to many long-time users and supporters.
At this point, it’s not about profit anymore — it’s about fairness. People deserve refunds or compensation for what was clearly a mishandled and poorly communicated launch. Let’s hope the team does the right thing before the damage becomes permanent.