To that point though, we were nearing a little conundrum... Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. While the JOBS Act did address the threshold for security registration we currently estimate as many as 400-450 of our investors of the ~500 are unaccredited. If we extended, and reached our Reg D goal it's feasible that we would have 500 unaccredited investors in addition to total assets in excess of $10 million.

This would prevent us from using an exemption from registration, instead requiring us to register our security. This would be a massive financial burden on the company.
More information here: https://www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/secg/jobs-act-section-12g-small-business-compliance-guide.htm

So chances are another amend to extend is on StartEngines dime. We're in talks with CoinList.io about our Regulation D 506(c)

Heard from StartEngine that the functionality is still potentially over a month away. Very disappointing.

Happy to hear you decided to invest! I've heard good and bad from people about the KYC process, including annoyance at having to constantly reconfirm investment.

We've also -finally- received an 'official' update on crypto investments... April 20th... *groan* StartEngine has offered to cover the cost of us amending our offering to extend, and I believe we will take advantage of that offer to allow non-accredited cryptocurrency investors a chance to get in at this most advantageous stage.

Edit: If an investment hasn't cleared prior to a close the money will get disbursed to the 3rd party escrow account, then to us after the clearing period.

An interesting idea. Tell me when the work will be completed?

We are not a calendar, list, ... We track ongoing crowdsales (payments) and try to build analytics. (graphics, graphs, parameters)

We've been able to run Facebook ads after contacting Facebook and supplying them with our Form C offering documentation filed with the SEC. (Proving we're a real company, with a regulated offering)

I’ll make your coin disappears from the radars

Following this offering we will be conducting the more typical Regulation D 506(c) or 'Reg D' for accredited investors only. When we are ready to deploy our software/blockchain we will be conducting our Regulation A+ ICO to take the Token 'public', so to speak. (Currently projected for late 2018 early 2019)

Probably because we're not paying a team of people to run around screaming our name.

If it weren't for all of your merits and everyone believing ^, I honestly wouldn't believe a word you just said XD.

No one buys a LEGENDARY level account for "educational and social purposes." You can post as much as you want at the Jr level. There's literally no difference between a Jr account and a Legendary account when it comes to posting (except for IVORY tower posts.)

But then again, anyone can look into Ivory Tower, they just can't post unless they're above some rank (idk what, but I'm dang sure it's not legendary).

That said, you were keen enough to lookup the ranks and picked Legendary, I'm not going to believe that you aren't aware of signature campaigns or the Chip Mixer spam.

I honestly am leaning toward you wanting to buy a Legendary account for some kind of monetary purposes. You're not going to drop 1.6k USD on bitcointalk.org just for prestige.

But whatever. I'll believe your words because the top peeps believe them. And so, you were buying a legendary-level account just to hang out on bitcointalk and learn... mhm.

That is just renting out space in their signature space. People put an advertisement or something in their personal signature space, so the ad shows up under each of their posts. Some accounts have a few thousand posts, so thats a few thousand places where the ad can be seen. It could potentially be seen as an issue if the person advertising was to try to scam people with the advertisement, but a bit of due diligence on the owner's part can negate that risk.

Making consecutive posts like you did here :




is against the rules for future reference. If you make a post and later decide you wanted to say something else, use the edit button on the post to change it.

Good for you, and 2 merit to get you started

Tbh, if someone is selling an account above Jr, then I wouldn't buy it.

There is no point for someone to sell such a high-level account now that the merit system is in play.

A member-level account can earn the same amount as its sale price in a month of sig campaigns.

A legendary account can earn $500 per week or more... look at those Chip Mixer signature payouts! They're insane!

For someone to ask for a mere B0.15 for a legendary account... you already know it's too good of a deal. There must be something wrong with the account -- like the account has been red trusted or hacked or something.

INCOMING RED STORM /s

#1) Great! Welcome! The problem isn't you, its the spam bots and account farmers. Put up with it for a little bit, and it'll get easier.

#3) What are you talking about? Signature advertisements?

#4) No... I don't think any moderator would buy an account. It is OK based on the rules, but people will probably think its untrustworthy behavior and give you negative feedback for doing so.

The Rest) Use escrow to avoid scams, and walk away from any deal that seems too good to be true, or requires you to do anything you don't feel is right or safe. There is no reason to trust someone with your money, especially when you are using a semi anonymous non reversible currency.

As for point B


What mods are acting sketchy? Also, no we can't see any IPs, and even if we could the scammers in third world countries you are talking about are probably using Tor or VPNs, so it wouldn't help regardless. Just don't trust anyone sketchy to begin with, and you are all set.

I would have given you 3 merit to show support as you have now following the right path and abandoned the wrong path.

But personally, I don't like peoples who have nature to underestimate, criticize and those who have racism issues. So that's why I have given you 1 merit.

Since 2012, I got scammed several times online. The scammers were from 1st, 2nd and 3rd world. Just I'm trying to say that scammers are not only belonged to 3rd world but also belonged to 1st and 2nd.

Scammers are very smart and they are out there to scam you, just don't fall into their traps. If you fall into the trap then it's your fault, just don't complain later.

And another thing is, when you will try to play with fire, most probably your hand will burn. That's what happened to you maybe and you paid a huge fee for the lesson.

I joined this forum in 2016 since then I've learned a lot of things. So in last 2 years I haven't got scammed a single penny.

Btw, welcome to the forum.

For someone with his aims I'm sure he regarded every extra coin in his possession as a failure.

Agreed.  I've always thought him to be Hal Finney.

Anyway, appreciate the information.  I have zero doubt that I am misinformed about many things crypto-related and otherwise.

The search for truth continues...

PS- since you are an old timer, and you use your real name... have you had any negative (or positive) experiences as a result of being known here?  My default is to let people know who I am, but have been heavily warned against it.