Yes they will do. Numerous people have had refunds. It's not like the token has a value is it (yet, if at all).

There is literally absolutely nothing for anyone to see other than a "Krios Whale" Twitter account that seems horrendously fake and the official account posting geometric and artistic images with quotes on them; not a single thing else in terms of a product. All talk - nothing to actually see. Seeing is believing right?

Every comment on the social media sites is just people adding referral codes for new ICO buyers. It's just MLM so far and nothing more as far as anyone can see.

Now if the official Krios account was to come along and post a Github or repository with a load of active development work or anything in place whatsoever then people would think twice. There's a fair few suspicious people on social media asking the same questions as above with regards to development and the product. It never gets answered.

The parent company for the Krios platform, Videotise Pty. Ltd, is in the process/has been wound up and deregistered in Australia (ASIC-initiated deregistration) - see gov. site.

PayPal have refunded numerous transactions for the token sale via Dispute process.

Twitter account still posting quotes and inspiring images without answering actual product questions.

So far it's just people posting referral links to get bonus tokens endlessly. There's a lot of people going to be out of pocket by the looks of things. My posts were deleted previously from this thread when questioning the business model