Guys, I called MIT police and gave them the emails the dev pasted on the OP initially. They ran them through their system and they couldn't find any match.
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot:
http://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.pngGuys if you have been paying attention and doing your research you already knew they removed the emails after they were bombarded with emails filled with unreasonable questions and hate. Here is the quote from Intellicoin:
Enough FUD already. I will be updating the post with important announcements directly.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
