Quote from: TheMilkman on August 20, 2014, 03:10:43 PM

Quote from: tom14cat14 on August 20, 2014, 03:07:50 PM

Quote from: TheMilkman on August 20, 2014, 02:59:43 PM

Quote from: newuser01 on August 20, 2014, 02:57:50 PM

Quote from: TheMilkman on August 20, 2014, 02:55:00 PM

If Moolah decides not to refund this as promised, they reputation will be over. Guys, start taking printscreena of this. This is going to be a hit on Twitter/Reddit!

He cannot be trusted

I will never ever invest in IPO were moolah is involved

it will be a scam, just like this.

Scam is too big of a word but definitely Moolah seems to be biased and unreliable at this point. Really disappointing!

I am sure moolah will be fine with out you. They would rather not be taken to court because they did not fulfil their obligation to pay the SYS team and lose a few of you small investors. As long as the SYS team has met their obligations for receiving the funds there is nothing Moolah can legally do.

If you guys lost money on it then face it you made a bad investment. (even if the price goes up from here but you sold still bad on your part)

I just do not get how people can keep beating the drum for refund or want a buy wall set up so they can dump their coins for even money. The refund is not for a price guarantee it is they have to provide a working coin and have been given time to fix any issues.

Bottomline is: coin was not working properly on the launch day, according to INITIAL agreement refund should follow. I don't believe that it will happen though. They will find a reason not to do this.

Yes, it was.

A large quantity of people had no issues in importing their keypair, moving funds, and buying/selling. Shortly after launch, issues occurred - and this is when we moved in to an arbitration/mediation period from our inspection window.

Had nobody been able to do a damn thing, then Syscoin would have failed completely in their obligations.