but why on earth would you keep your hard-earned money on a random website?
IMO, greed is the factor here rather than trust (I am not blaming him for being greedy, we all are) as he is trying to portray here by describing FBC as a bank. There has to be some sort of interest (or some promised tokens) which FBC promised, otherwise it does not make any sense to not hold keys to your money.
I also feel sorry for his loss as it is not his mistake, FBC broke the agreement and decided to scam but it will surely serve as an example for future investors.
Because I made sucessful campaign about freebitcoin and I earned it what I deserve it?
Because I choosed to sell the gear to the dirty work instead of doing the dirty work?
Not beeing "greedy" is to accept to have a SHITTY JOB 8/5 and not THE OWNER of your own life?
I WAS NOT GREEDY. It was a
CAREER and I am a professional of marketing with a lot of prizes, play golden buttons, etc.
But I was STOLEN for trsuting people like you all. Gamblers.
"greedy" - "to sustain a life by not becoming a SLAVE to fund somebody else's dream".
No, THANKS BRO — I am not greedy for that.
What you two both said doesn't make any sense.
Don't lose your cool, though.
It is easy to point people out for not taking their money before a platform collapses, in the end of the day the only one at fault here is the platform itself for violating their promise. You did nothing wrong by trying to get money from their promise, so far this was a lack of good management, not a scam from the very beginning.
So have a little more of a thicker skin and ignore those criticisms from people who won't understand your positions.
Also, I am curious. How much moneyd did you lose from all this fiasco? It must have been a significant amount considering the market of referrals can be very profitable of one is able to reach many people in a relatively short period of time.