Last post from the "developer" was on September 5th.

A thought:

Every time someone makes a transaction, some of that money goes to a "non-profit" wallet, supposedly for charity.

And yet despite our money being taken for "charity", we do not even hear from the people who have access to that money for almost two months, despite repeated requests for information by multiple Charity "donors" and/or investors on public forums known to be frequented by the directors of the "non-profit".

Why have they not taken the very, very VERY little time needed to respond on a public forum, or simply send the money to the charity and post a public ledger?

This could constitute suspicion of fraud.

Perhaps it is time to contact the correct government people regarding non-profit fraud? The Attorney General's office would be a good place to start.

I will wait a week and see what the "developers" have to say for themselves, and then I will submit a letter to the AG office with my grievances.

I find it sad that even considering such action is necessary. Directors of non-profit ANYTHING should not expect to be able to take peoples money, and then disappear for two almost two months without a word on what is happening with the money.