Even a quick google search on those images tells you it's probably fake.
- http://dgcmarket.com/item.php?id=71
This seller claims to be from the UK, trying to sell a house in Bulgaria; the so called "Large country house" in Bulgaria can be found HERE: http://www.bulgarovo.com/properties/Large-country-house-in-the-fertile-Dobrudja-region-for-sale
I'm pretty sure that dgcmarket is flooded almost entirely with fake listings...
- http://dgcmarket.com/item.php?id=71
This seller claims to be from the UK, trying to sell a house in Bulgaria; the so called "Large country house" in Bulgaria can be found HERE: http://www.bulgarovo.com/properties/Large-country-house-in-the-fertile-Dobrudja-region-for-sale
I'm pretty sure that dgcmarket is flooded almost entirely with fake listings...
Perhaps it is simply listed at multiple places?
Only one way to find out for sure. Just inquire with the listing on bulgarovo.com.
Hmm. Interesting perspective. So the dev already vouching for the listing by one of DGC's 'biggest investors' is fake and it doesn't matter to you. I see things like honor and integrity don't mean much to you. Nevertheless, I inquired about the listing on bulgarovo.com.
The person who listed the house at dgcmarket.com is indeed one of the bigger investors in DGC so far. As far as the dev knows, the house is simply put up for sale on the marketplace. He's not telling lies when he says it is indeed for sale. That's where escrow comes in, and if it was a fake sale, no one gets ripped off. what's the big deal?
No big deal. But since I own some DGC, it's important for me to know. Especially since I'm developing a game site which will implement dgc, along with other cryptocoins.
