Quote me where I accused them of fraud. I never accused them of anything. And I never changed my password. I just applied to another level of security. Then I came on bitcointalk and saw this:
"Warning: One or more bitcointalk.org users have reported that they strongly believe that the creator of this topic is a scammer. (Check their trust page to see the detailed trust ratings.) While the bitcointalk.org administration does not verify such claims, you should proceed with extreme caution."

Who is accusing them of fraud?: Bitcointalk.

"Support (senior):                                                                                                                                                                                                      09.12.2019 12:09
Hello.
12/03/2019 19:28 you changed the password, after which the withdrawal of funds was temporarily blocked. 12/05/2019 19:28 The withdrawal of funds should have been available, but after your request and public accusations, some functions of your account were suspended for verification by the security service, this is a standard security measure. We request you to withdraw your funds within 48 hours, after that your account will be closed. If you ever try to register with us again, your account will be eliminated without the funds reimbursement."


So I was right to believe they were holding my funds on purpose.

 I don't have much money there but when I wrote my first ticket in their response they mentioned that I came to complain publicly.
I don't have any open orders there. I have already looked for other tokens I could buy but when that happened with Ethereum, then again with BTC, I fear it will be the same problem with any other coin as long as they don't aknowledge they have an issue with my account.
Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.

Yes, "learn to read", I should return the compliment to them. My crypto in Ethereum was supposed to be freed on the 5th of December, but I have spent hours to get my Ethereum out without success, so instead, I swapped to BTC and I can't get them out either. They don't understand my problem and constantly ask me a screenshot but I am unable to put the screenshot to them.
So instead I did a copy/paste where it says "I have insufficient funds" when I want to withdraw and it shows: Bitcoin   0.04657398, but when I click "withdraw", another page pops up and it shows: Account balance: 0 BTC.
I just don't know what I should f°cking be doing to get my point across.
I believe that they are blocking me on purpose because I came to complain publicly on bitcointalk a few days ago.

First time I did trading on this platform. I should have checked bitcointalk first and be warned to stay away from this exchange. For putting more security in my account they block me from withdrawing my crypto: "After the change in security settings of your account, withdrawals are disabled ..."
Do not trust those people.

Some interesting videos:

The Crypto Lark: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pT9qEUVg9W4&feature=youtu.be

In Korea: https://youtube.com/watch?v=IZPyCQ9ls14

Singaporean companies save 30% on electricity costs through the Blockchain

https://taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3469270

Japan’s TAKE Energy Corporation Brings ELECTRIFY’s SYNERGY Platform and PowerPod to Kyushu

https://electrify.asia/2018/06/25/japans-take-energy-corporation-brings-electrifys-synergy-platform-and-powerpod-to-kyushu/

"Following the partnership with TEPCO, Both agreements now cover two out of eight regions in Japan including the metropolis of Tokyo, ELECTRIFY is well-positioned for expansion into Japan in the later half of the year. and potentially serve over a third of the Japanese population across central and southwestern Japan"

Electrify.Asia (ELEC) Receives Accolades During Visit To Japan

https://oracletimes.com/electrify-asia-elec-receives-accolades-during-his-visit-to-japan

China’s Narada partners with Electrify to roll out Smart Electricity Solutions across APAC.

https://medium.com/@electrify/chinas-narada-partners-with-electrify-to-roll-out-smart-electricity-solutions-across-apac-8ef2c9122107

As energy markets evolve, blockchain powers up:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-blockchain-energy/as-energy-markets-evolve-blockchain-powers-up-idUSKBN1EG0V1

This coin deserves the same treatment as Ripple: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5938711a9de4bb74f63b4059/t/5aebc4112b6a28e0ef4a0381/1525400594617/Coffey+v+Ripple+Labs+Complaint.pdf

Electrify Changes The Way You Buy Electricity.
Julius Tan, CEO, Electrify joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly to discuss their new marketplace for electricity, driven by blockchain and liberalization of electricity markets. He explains how blockchain allows for transactions to be tracked and goes into plans for expansion.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/audio/2018-04-23/electrify-changes-the-way-you-buy-electricity

Top Blockchain Energy Projects - POWR, ELEC, WPR, MWAT, SNC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSiPkv7pKeE

In case you haven't heard, Electrify.Asia is now a proud member of the Ethereum Community Fund (ECF). Looking forward to contribute further to the ever growing Ethereum Community!

https://medium.com/@EthereumECF/the-ecf-family-is-growing-f9f16b805111

[plasmo in reply to Nicholas Jorgensen]
power ledger has a excellent energy solution but it is a bit differnt from electrify's.

it would be like comparing apples to oranges.

power ledger focuses on micro grids (small towns, apartment blocks, condos, etc) while electrify focuses more on main grids.

with electrify, it is more of a marketplace for retailers/producers.

retailers can list their product on the platform and save on costs due to automation/smart contracts/no middleman/lower tx fees.

energy producers are also able to install a powerpod and start selling their energy production directly to consumers via electrify's marketplace

electrify is also partnering up with omisego to use their ewallet solution. this means users can easily pay for their bills in fiat (cash/card). this means it will be extremely straight forward for the average person to pay their bills. no need to sign up to an exchange, work out the btc rate for this and that, purchase tokens (that might jump or drop in value) to pay bills etc

there will be interesting/useful features such as "auto switch" to cheapest electricity plan, which consumers will love. no more need to research all the time, let the platform work it out for them

also since the omg network will be utilising plasma, a next level scaling solution, tx fees will be extremely low for retailers/producers.

and yep i talked about this with the first time i met with the electrify guys. there's PLENTY of space for everyone in this market space. they said that it wouldn't be a power ledger for all of melbourne and only electrify for sydney etc. it will be a mix of multiple energy solutions working together. that's the future they envisioned

Thanks Stan. Nice to put useful info in this thread.

Initially, at the time of the ICO they sold 50% of all tokens for 0.08$.
So 375 000 000 x 0.08 = 30 Millions US$ (total hard cap) No bonus for early investors. Everyone paid the same price.

There was so much demand that they had to make a lottery for the last 10k investors, taking only 3k more people to be allowed to participate in the ICO. I wasn't lucky and couldn't participate in the ICO. But bought on the market as soon as it came out.

My pleasure. Great team, awesome project. Future is bright. 

Catch Julius as he shares his thoughts on Episode 4 of Channel NewsAsia's Money Mind!

Rerun timings for the episode air tonight, Monday, at 9.30pm and 12.30am SGT on Channel NewsAsia.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/video-on-demand/moneymind