Here's some more "FUD" for you as the price "goes up" -- more dumps incoming before a complete meltdown.
Urocoin: Scam or Legit?LOL, Saying he'll shut down his blog if it isn't a scam shows poor judgement on his part. The reward for being right is tiny, the punishment for being wrong is drastic. Not a man who can assess risk/reward very well.
Not really -- I won't stop blogging, but I'll stop bothering with alt-coin blogs. The reward for blogging about alt-coins is tiny anyway, and if I'm proven wrong I'll be happy to say, "Gosh, I guess I should just stop worrying about alt-coins and get back to my other work...and my family."
We have some things in common, Commodore64 bro, so props, but your analysis of URO is pretty superficial. Most of your points and concerns have already been answered multiple times. The attitude you project in your post here is reflected in your sloppy journalism. As a good rule of thumb if you're going to spend more time writing than researching, you're wasting your time on very poor work.
The photos can be created so easily it's silly. The only place any of this stuff is posting as news is on the site that we're saying is compromised. The real owner of the company isn't coming forward because the company went defunct six months ago, so why would he care? And if you think I spent more time writing than researching, I'm glad to know you've been stalking me and watching me comb through web pages for hours and hours all to write a 30 minute post. As a good rule of thumb, when the pump and dump starts collapsing and you've made your profits, defending a coin that will soon collapse is a waste of time. But I'm wasting time as well, mostly because... well, popcorn. You know. I'm watching from the sidelines shaking my head and wondering how much longer the charade can continue.