Topic: [ANN] [CVC] CIVIC Tokensale Successfully Completed - page 77. (Read 173769 times)
I'll search more .... I find it interesting.
There are some guys who are selling civic.
People, rather buy from exchanges once it lists. Buying from some dude on telegram is more than certainly a scam.
People, rather buy from exchanges once it lists. Buying from some dude on telegram is more than certainly a scam.
Just curious if sent in my payment within 12hrs after I was provided with the deposit address.. and the payment shows its completed on blockchain however I didn't get any email back from Civic stating anything.. I emailed support yesterday still waiting for my response..
Wanted to know if anyone else haven't gotten their email from civic for the payment you Sent
Wanted to know if anyone else haven't gotten their email from civic for the payment you Sent
Just to confirm, is it safe to assume if you were given an a block of coins to purchase-were unable to get the transaction to go through for technical reasons-your lot has been sold to someone else by this point? I have emailed support trying to get assistance in buying my allocation of coins but to no avail.
How much emails did you get when you bought your Civic?
I got only one with my payment details and also saying "This is not a receipt. Your final token allocation is not confirmed until the token sale is over.".
Was I supposed to get another one after the trasaction was confirmed?
I got only one with my payment details and also saying "This is not a receipt. Your final token allocation is not confirmed until the token sale is over.".
Was I supposed to get another one after the trasaction was confirmed?
It's only $500 when it's my turn 
has anyone received any details from civic? any more details from them?
i sent payment, received email they received my payment but i dont know how much i bought, was charged 0.9btc!! tried support a milion times but no response.
civic, comeone say something!!
They have a delay with answering because of there is huge number of people who are trying to buy or get an answer for some questions. I planned to buy civic yesterday, but it was written like I am 2000 in the line for buying, please wait. i sent payment, received email they received my payment but i dont know how much i bought, was charged 0.9btc!! tried support a milion times but no response.
civic, comeone say something!!
Hi,
I didnt received an Mail but the money is already sended...why?
I didnt received an Mail but the money is already sended...why?
I thought the ICO was very well executed personally. It provided a nice contrast to how Status.im conducted their ICO the same day.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Maybe for many it was great, but for me it was the worst ICO of all. Not only the app didn't work on my phone (was brand new 1.5 years ago, android) after using another phone, getting a spot in the queue, after I sent out an ether transaction exactly as the civic.tokensale page told me, it just gave an "bad jump" error, I tried it another time, just wasted more gas...
Brand new is not 18 months old, especially in the phone market. If you have an android you could/should update the phone to the latest software when released, then your phone would have been able to download the app. It's not Civic's fault you don't keep your devices up to date.
please read carefully before smartypanting!
I said it _was_ brand new, just to state it is not like 5 years old. However I got it to work with a 3 year old android phone... Of course keep the android updated, thanks for this advice
What made my experience so bad was not the problem with the phone but rather that I was early enough in line, I got a spot, Civic told me which amount of ether to pay, what data to append, but still in the end the transaction failed. Furthermore nobody can tell me what the problem is. Civic support doesn't answer (I suspect they get a lot of tickets). So of all ICOs, which I tried to get in, this was the only one that didn't work for me.
Smartypanting over! My 1st payment failed also. Luckily I kept the payment page open and the second attempt was successful. Sorry you missed it.
I dont know what you are talking about. I was 8xxx and i was still able to get $500 slot.
The way line was moving i didnt think i even had a chance. but you have to admit, despite all the issues lot of ppl were able to buy in. May be not for amount we expected but atleast got in.
The way line was moving i didnt think i even had a chance. but you have to admit, despite all the issues lot of ppl were able to buy in. May be not for amount we expected but atleast got in.
According to the ICO website your funds will be "locked" for 3 weeks while they audit and send out the Civic tokens. It is on their website FAQ/Whitepaper.
I guess my main beef with the ICO is that I had $7,500 I was going to put into the project, and by the time I was number 1,000 in line they only had the $50 portions left. So yeah, not worth my time.
Had they done smart contract I could have sent my Eth and gotten the coins and all would have been well.
I guess my main beef with the ICO is that I had $7,500 I was going to put into the project, and by the time I was number 1,000 in line they only had the $50 portions left. So yeah, not worth my time.
Had they done smart contract I could have sent my Eth and gotten the coins and all would have been well.
I was thinking the same thing when I read that...my friend was around #7000 and managed to get a $500 teir
You could easily buy them on an exchange when they are launching
Its going to 10x easy, luckily I got in the $1000 package I dont know what you are talking about. I was 8xxx and i was still able to get $500 slot.
The way line was moving i didnt think i even had a chance. but you have to admit, despite all the issues lot of ppl were able to buy in. May be not for amount we expected but atleast got in.
The way line was moving i didnt think i even had a chance. but you have to admit, despite all the issues lot of ppl were able to buy in. May be not for amount we expected but atleast got in.
According to the ICO website your funds will be "locked" for 3 weeks while they audit and send out the Civic tokens. It is on their website FAQ/Whitepaper.
I guess my main beef with the ICO is that I had $7,500 I was going to put into the project, and by the time I was number 1,000 in line they only had the $50 portions left. So yeah, not worth my time.
Had they done smart contract I could have sent my Eth and gotten the coins and all would have been well.
I guess my main beef with the ICO is that I had $7,500 I was going to put into the project, and by the time I was number 1,000 in line they only had the $50 portions left. So yeah, not worth my time.
Had they done smart contract I could have sent my Eth and gotten the coins and all would have been well.
I was thinking the same thing when I read that...my friend was around #7000 and managed to get a $500 teir
I thought the ICO was very well executed personally. It provided a nice contrast to how Status.im conducted their ICO the same day.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Maybe for many it was great, but for me it was the worst ICO of all. Not only the app didn't work on my phone (was brand new 1.5 years ago, android) after using another phone, getting a spot in the queue, after I sent out an ether transaction exactly as the civic.tokensale page told me, it just gave an "bad jump" error, I tried it another time, just wasted more gas...
Brand new is not 18 months old, especially in the phone market. If you have an android you could/should update the phone to the latest software when released, then your phone would have been able to download the app. It's not Civic's fault you don't keep your devices up to date.
please read carefully before smartypanting!
I said it _was_ brand new, just to state it is not like 5 years old. However I got it to work with a 3 year old android phone... Of course keep the android updated, thanks for this advice
What made my experience so bad was not the problem with the phone but rather that I was early enough in line, I got a spot, Civic told me which amount of ether to pay, what data to append, but still in the end the transaction failed. Furthermore nobody can tell me what the problem is. Civic support doesn't answer (I suspect they get a lot of tickets). So of all ICOs, which I tried to get in, this was the only one that didn't work for me.
Just wait for tokens on exchange. I am telling to friends if they are able to get CVC for under $1 then it is a great deal. Hold long term!
I thought the ICO was very well executed personally. It provided a nice contrast to how Status.im conducted their ICO the same day.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Maybe for many it was great, but for me it was the worst ICO of all. Not only the app didn't work on my phone (was brand new 1.5 years ago, android) after using another phone, getting a spot in the queue, after I sent out an ether transaction exactly as the civic.tokensale page told me, it just gave an "bad jump" error, I tried it another time, just wasted more gas...
Brand new is not 18 months old, especially in the phone market. If you have an android you could/should update the phone to the latest software when released, then your phone would have been able to download the app. It's not Civic's fault you don't keep your devices up to date.
I guess waiting in line didn't help me. I just received an email hours after waiting in line that the ICO is all over lol
Marina- when you will be returning the 33 1/3 % overpayment to the presale participants? Just want to know when I should be on the lookout
Did you recive the tokens?
I didn't.
I didn't.
According to the ICO website your funds will be "locked" for 3 weeks while they audit and send out the Civic tokens. It is on their website FAQ/Whitepaper.
I guess my main beef with the ICO is that I had $7,500 I was going to put into the project, and by the time I was number 1,000 in line they only had the $50 portions left. So yeah, not worth my time.
Had they done smart contract I could have sent my Eth and gotten the coins and all would have been well.
I guess my main beef with the ICO is that I had $7,500 I was going to put into the project, and by the time I was number 1,000 in line they only had the $50 portions left. So yeah, not worth my time.
Had they done smart contract I could have sent my Eth and gotten the coins and all would have been well.
has anyone received any details from civic? any more details from them?
i sent payment, received email they received my payment but i dont know how much i bought, was charged 0.9btc!! tried support a milion times but no response.
civic, comeone say something!!
i sent payment, received email they received my payment but i dont know how much i bought, was charged 0.9btc!! tried support a milion times but no response.
civic, comeone say something!!
I thought the ICO was very well executed personally. It provided a nice contrast to how Status.im conducted their ICO the same day.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Civic:
- queued their contributions to prevent network congestion
- ensured everybody had a space in line.
- provided clear information on when it would open (9am), so just get in line before that time and you're pretty much guaranteed a spot. Also communicated to users while they were in the line with a notice box.
Status:
- no queuing, and disrupted the entire network for hours with what amounted to a DDoS attack on the network by its own users
- no guarantee for a space in line, just an address that you need to send money to asap
- communication breakdowns while the entire network slowed to a crawl and people were sending money to a smart contract with no response. They took down their Slack channel after the blowback.
Civic conducted their ICO responsibly and professionally and I hope other ICOs follow their example.
Maybe for many it was great, but for me it was the worst ICO of all. Not only the app didn't work on my phone (was brand new 1.5 years ago, android) after using another phone, getting a spot in the queue, after I sent out an ether transaction exactly as the civic.tokensale page told me, it just gave an "bad jump" error, I tried it another time, just wasted more gas...
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