They probably tried to be accepted by an exchange, but I guess they didn't pay enough for even the most shady exchange to create a market for their "token".

Of course, any exchange would demand payment on real tokens, not on theirs.

They claim that they created their https://ficemarket.com/ but is this already working?

For someone logged off, it seems dead: https://ficemarket.com/exchange

Here was the original ANN thread which was started by a (now banned) Russian/Ukrainian sock-puppet account: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.0

Here is the new ANN thread which was started (with a new user name) with self-moderation to delete any critical posts: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105530.0

Here is the self-moderated "bounty thread": https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5105520.0

Here is the thread listing Russian/Ukrainian sock-puppets used to generate fake buzz in their original ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077842.0

Here is the Adab Solutions profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2501348


These scammers ban people on their TG channel as soon as they feel the user might expose the scammers. They delete posts from their censored threads here whenever they log in.

A comprehensive list of victims should be catalogued. If you have been scammed by these pathetic Adab Solution scammers post here please so I can compile a list.



Here is the list of victims that stated they participated in the Adab Solutions bounty but were scammed:

1) aioc
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043659.msg51980254#msg51980254
Expected:              76,000
Received:              20,000
Amount scammed:   46,000

2) indo1
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5043659.msg51979809#msg51979809
Expected:   40,000
Received:   10,400 (originally received 66 but got more after complaining)
Amount scammed:   29,600



A bit of background about Adab Solutions:

Adab Solutions exchange scammers stated they raised $6.75 million and ended their 9 month bounty campaign on 31st March 2019 buthave not paid anything to any bounty participant.

These Adab Soultions exchange scammers say their business is religious but they say they will accept funding from pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and from all sorts of criminals with earnings from all sorts of illegal and immoral sources.

The Adab Solutions exchange scammers cashed in on the new IEO craze so they decided to end their SCAM 12 month ICO early (they stopped after 9 months) and then decided to SCAM others from Bitforex, IDAX and Bit-Z/Bit-M




1) Here is how they managed to squirm out of paying bounties to those that participated. The only participants who received bounty were Adab Solutions sock-puppet accounts.








2) So at the beginning of the 9 month bounty campaign all the way back in mid 2018 they never announced extending the bounty campaign (which they extended twice dragging it on for 9 months) and when they got to early June 2019 they announced they wanted KYC. They abruptly stopped the bounty campaign after 9 months because they decided to jump on the IEO bandwagon and got in with a few exchanges to sell more tokens and raise even more money.




3) They flooded their original ANN thread with sock-puppet accounts to generate fake buzz and spread propaganda because they needed it otherwise they would not be able to fool investors:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077842.0


4) They claim to be religious but are happy to accept funding from the following so how can they comply with any religious law Shariah?

pimps, prostitutes, porn actors, those currently behind bars in prison serving prison sentences, those that sell drugs/narcotics, those that manufacture test and sell weapons, those that own publications online/print media cursing religion, those that own transport or sells alcohol, those that own breweries and manufacture alcohol are all welcome to invest in Adab Solutions because they do not and will not check sources of income or have questionnaires asking for information - they just want the money


5) After I exposed their scam they accused me of being a disgruntled former employee just to deflect attention away from their scam but eventually they were forced to apologise:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720775.msg47282863#msg47282863



Shame on these pathetic scammers who used religion to fool and entice gullible bounty participants and token purchasing investors.