Quote from: raveneye on September 08, 2014, 11:40:36 PM

Quote from: minairia3 on September 08, 2014, 06:53:12 PM

Torn over to call this a scam. They haven't actually lied. Yet. I don't think there is any gold now. If they actually want to get rich and not just go crazy for a couple weeks with Albanian whores and cheap booze in Bulgaria then they'll take all that LiteCoin and convert into gold and follow the plan in the OP.

Unfortunately most altcoin scammers go for the quick buck and vanish, i.e. there will soon be some Albanian whores who can't sit down for a week.

I think their idea is great; if they scam out I hope some other group of devs takes the concept and goes big with it.

It always seems like the best altcoin ideas get posted up to BTC by crooks because real devs are too cautious or lack the imagination to try new stuff.

Well, when this one goes belly up and the credit cards/gold that you ordered don't show up, send the police here:

http://www.who.is/whois/midaspay.io
Owner : Giuseppe Liberati
Owner : Midas Payment LTD
Owner : Fiume Delle Perle N. 19
Owner : Rome
Owner : NA
Owner : IT

They won't go to prison, people will have sent imaginary internet play money and not gotten gold in return. Altcoins have basically no legal "existence". They can't be legally stolen, etc. They do not count as money or a means of transmission in the legal sense. The whole system depends upon mutual trust between coin holders.