Quote from: cryptoholic11 on July 21, 2014, 05:55:54 AM

Quote from: BDdomino on July 21, 2014, 05:52:58 AM

Quote from: Vald on July 21, 2014, 04:28:31 AM

Quote from: Kgman on July 21, 2014, 03:58:14 AM

My post is only a last resort i do not wanna go on blair witch hunt ...........I with sincere honestly want this project to work and hope my suspicions are wrong ...........if im wrong i will first one to apologize

There's no point, this happens every day.

This crap should not happen every day we need to all come together and demand the exchanges start requiring devs to be verified they can remain anon to the community if they like but if they can not get listed on exchanges without transparency at least we could have recourse if they turn out to be scammers and find out who they are... I think the exchanges should be held responsible for listing coins which turn out to be scams.. there's a lot of money on the line the exchanges should take more precautions to protect the investors.. If the devs had to be verified to get on exchanges it would benefit them as well because they would not have to post in bitcointalk every 5 min to prevent panic from setting in from buyers and they could work on the coin. It would curb FUD as well... just think it would be good idea imo with all these MIA devs recently..

We should get some senior members, big investors and well known devs to back a petition, forcing the exchanges to be held responsible. Start a thread maybe.

I think a nice starting point would be to ban newbie accounts from posting on the ANN forum, all this business with devs creating a new account to launch yet another coin after god knows how many failed coins...