Quote from: G K G on June 27, 2014, 11:27:30 AM

Quote from: finerpay on June 27, 2014, 11:17:24 AM

Quote from: G K G on June 27, 2014, 09:59:48 AM

guys thought we have inquired repeatedly about a explanation about the premine from the dev, he hsan't come out with any reply.
This suggests only one thing - that he is a cheater and is trying to scam us all.
Even if the annonymous works or not, the kinda devs don't deserve any forgiveness.

So what i suggest is, if the dev doesn't give us any explanation within 6Hrs we contact all exchanges and suggest them not to take this coin. and we could also tag him scammer

I do know that you all would have invested so much in this by using your own rigs or by renting (i myself had spent 0.12BTC to rent rigs). But that doesn't mean we'll have to support this scammer.

Yes, we accept premine, we are in order to maintain the normal operation of the finercoin and pay some bounty, in addition to some test.
I want to say to you I'm sorry, because I hid premine

Atlast you've come out. thank you dev. this could be really constructive

We have worked very hard to make this coin ((function perfectly)). It would be a tremendous waste of our time and resources to dump the premined community bounty funds. Furthermore, that would ruin our long term plans and the years of hard work it took to make this groundbreaking coin available to you today.

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