Topic: [ANN] [INT] IntelliCoin | 2 WEEKS POW! | IntelliApp | InSign - page 4. (Read 112953 times)
September 07, 2014, 12:20:32 PM
yes ,i think the dev are good
September 07, 2014, 12:07:33 PM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped... 
The devs are perfectly reachable at any moment. Their facebook accounts have been released already so you can go there and send them a PM. I've got a response and yeah, they are still working on it. Just send them a educated message, not a 10-year-old-where-is-my-candy one.
This is why I am still a bag holder
. The sell order mound is not budging at all today. Its an exciting moment right now. Can't wait for whats about to come.lets not get too happy until it actually happens...we are still in a state of limbo here...but in the same boat as you :$ looking hopeful
September 07, 2014, 11:55:33 AM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped...
The devs are perfectly reachable at any moment. Their facebook accounts have been released already so you can go there and send them a PM. I've got a response and yeah, they are still working on it. Just send them a educated message, not a 10-year-old-where-is-my-candy one.
This is why I am still a bag holder
. The sell order mound is not budging at all today. Its an exciting moment right now. Can't wait for whats about to come. September 07, 2014, 10:52:15 AM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped...
The devs are perfectly reachable at any moment. Their facebook accounts have been released already so you can go there and send them a PM. I've got a response and yeah, they are still working on it. Just send them a educated message, not a 10-year-old-where-is-my-candy one.
September 07, 2014, 10:40:15 AM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped...
The simple reality is we don't know if they are coming back or what they are doing or why. What we do know is that there are good logical cases to be made both ways so we're just waiting awhile longer while hoping for the best before moving forward. If you're still a holder we're going to start pursuing possible takeover options next Friday because doing so before then is probably a bit premature.
The main things that give me and others hope are: The website is still up, the dev told us that they would only post updates and important announcements from here on out and seemed somewhat shocked and upset by all the hate and backlash (probably new to the crypto world and would most likely only care if they were actually here for more than just a quick already made buck), there was no set delivery date and have been no undelivered promises by the dev so far and it hasn't been too long after the "planned" and community expected delivery date.
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Hurt is an understatement. Something that could be so simple seems so complex.
Am still hanging around just out of curiosity. For the sake of you bag holders, I hope it doesn't turn out to be a major disappointment.
September 07, 2014, 08:33:01 AM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped...
The simple reality is we don't know if they are coming back or what they are doing or why. What we do know is that there are good logical cases to be made both ways so we're just waiting awhile longer while hoping for the best before moving forward. If you're still a holder we're going to start pursuing possible takeover options next Friday because doing so before then is probably a bit premature.
The main things that give me and others hope are: The website is still up, the dev told us that they would only post updates and important announcements from here on out and seemed somewhat shocked and upset by all the hate and backlash (probably new to the crypto world and would most likely only care if they were actually here for more than just a quick already made buck), there was no set delivery date and have been no undelivered promises by the dev so far and it hasn't been too long after the "planned" and community expected delivery date.
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September 06, 2014, 06:46:44 PM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped...
The simple reality is we don't know if they are coming back or what they are doing or why. What we do know is that there are good logical cases to be made both ways so we're just waiting awhile longer while hoping for the best before moving forward. If you're still a holder we're going to start pursuing possible takeover options next Friday because doing so before then is probably a bit premature.
The main things that give me and others hope are: The website is still up, the dev told us that they would only post updates and important announcements from here on out and seemed somewhat shocked and upset by all the hate and backlash (probably new to the crypto world and would most likely only care if they were actually here for more than just a quick already made buck), there was no set delivery date and have been no undelivered promises by the dev so far and it hasn't been too long after the "planned" and community expected delivery date.
September 06, 2014, 06:37:58 PM
Anyway... I don't like what i see here. If the devs are coming back, for sure they've been buying intelli at 100 sat after everyone dumped...
September 06, 2014, 03:23:35 AM
It's very quite here today....
Community takeover ??!!
Community takeover ??!!
September 05, 2014, 05:24:33 PM
Well to be honest at this point I don't really care whether the dev(s) are really MIT students or not. All I am interested in at this point is whether they still intend to do anything, or want to just walk away. I presume if they want to walk away we just won't ever hear anything again. But waiting another week as suggested above is probably a good idea.
Exactly my thoughts.
I still don't want to sell. I'm looking at Veilcoin going to the top of the charts today on Bittrex and it had a trade volume lower than Intellicoin a day or two ago. Whales might jump in once everyone dumps. I'll just hold onto it. Waiting another week as well.
September 05, 2014, 02:16:25 PM
Well to be honest at this point I don't really care whether the dev(s) are really MIT students or not. All I am interested in at this point is whether they still intend to do anything, or want to just walk away. I presume if they want to walk away we just won't ever hear anything again. But waiting another week as suggested above is probably a good idea.
Exactly my thoughts.
September 05, 2014, 02:14:49 PM
Well to be honest at this point I don't really care whether the dev(s) are really MIT students or not. All I am interested in at this point is whether they still intend to do anything, or want to just walk away. I presume if they want to walk away we just won't ever hear anything again. But waiting another week as suggested above is probably a good idea.
September 05, 2014, 02:12:04 PM
Guys, I called MIT police and gave them the emails the dev pasted on the OP initially. They ran them through their system and they couldn't find any match.
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.png
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.png
Guys if you have been paying attention and doing your research you already knew they removed the emails after they were bombarded with emails filled with unreasonable questions and hate. Here is the quote from Intellicoin:
Enough FUD already. I will be updating the post with important announcements directly.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
So you already knew the MIT emails they posted initially are fake? IMO the dev claiming that they removed the mails (that doesn't exist) for privacy only shows how much of a bullshitter the guy is.
Anyways, I guess I have done my part by informing the community that the MIT mail they posted are fake. Its up to you guys to deduce whatever you want.
They initially weren't fake. They simply got removed because MIT asked them to remove any affiliation and they wanted a little privacy.
September 05, 2014, 11:24:13 AM
Guys, I called MIT police and gave them the emails the dev pasted on the OP initially. They ran them through their system and they couldn't find any match.
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.png
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.png
Guys if you have been paying attention and doing your research you already knew they removed the emails after they were bombarded with emails filled with unreasonable questions and hate. Here is the quote from Intellicoin:
Enough FUD already. I will be updating the post with important announcements directly.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
So you already knew the MIT emails they posted initially are fake? IMO the dev claiming that they removed the mails (that doesn't exist) for privacy only shows how much of a bullshitter the guy is.
Anyways, I guess I have done my part by informing the community that the MIT mail they posted are fake. Its up to you guys to deduce whatever you want.
September 05, 2014, 11:02:02 AM
Well. It wasn't exactly a scam. They released the coin, just didn;t release the features.
So there is no way you can call it a scam. + All Investors were happy with the pre-sale. So Good luck.
So there is no way you can call it a scam. + All Investors were happy with the pre-sale. So Good luck.
How can you say its not a scam? they promised features which was the only reason why people bought into the ICO in the first place
I am not exactly sure how it goes. Sometimes, coins do not launch features and you don't call it a scam. Did you invest in the ICO?
If yes, and you didn't sell when the prices were at 2800 sats, then you made a stupid investment.
I am also curious where did the guy intellicoin-pr go. Was he trying to just increase the price? lol
the PR guy was just someone from the public trying to boost the price so he could get out! the exact same thing happened in the mantis coin thread lol
Very well could be. I would actually prefer that is the case!
September 05, 2014, 10:58:48 AM
Has anyone tried to contact Karen Su on facebook to confirm if she is involved in this project or if someone is just using her name ?
Yes. No response yet.
September 05, 2014, 10:57:25 AM
Guys, I called MIT police and gave them the emails the dev pasted on the OP initially. They ran them through their system and they couldn't find any match.
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.png
The screenshot below is what convinced me before but being that these email IDs are fake, there's surely a scam written all over this. Seems like the owner of the website is an MIT student but he used fake email IDs which is suspect. I bet those of you who lost a lot of money can open a case with the MIT police on whoever registered that website. I barely lost anything so I wouldn't.
I encourage you guys to call the emergency number on the MIT police website to confirm. It would cost you less than a minute to confirm as I just spoke with them and I bet when they hear the email addresses they would give you a response immediately.
100% Legit.
I contacted MIT and this was the reply.
Apologies to the MIT devs/students for making waves, but with the amount of scams going on lately, this was crucial.
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/QClGpT3.png
Guys if you have been paying attention and doing your research you already knew they removed the emails after they were bombarded with emails filled with unreasonable questions and hate. Here is the quote from Intellicoin:
Enough FUD already. I will be updating the post with important announcements directly.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
I removed the emails because we respect our privacy and don't want the emails to be completely consumed by the BTCtalk emails.
We bought 0.5 BTC INT after launch, to get some INT to test the developments we bring along.
I will now be updating the thread only with important announcements, and will not be able to address all questions about other things.
September 05, 2014, 10:50:45 AM
This is one bonkers thread!!
You seem to have had a crazy ride the last few weeks! Im happy to jump on now at the later stages to enjoy the rest of the trip!
Risk < Reward is what I am hoping for :p
You seem to have had a crazy ride the last few weeks! Im happy to jump on now at the later stages to enjoy the rest of the trip!
Risk < Reward is what I am hoping for :p
September 05, 2014, 10:44:35 AM
Well. It wasn't exactly a scam. They released the coin, just didn;t release the features.
So there is no way you can call it a scam. + All Investors were happy with the pre-sale. So Good luck.
So there is no way you can call it a scam. + All Investors were happy with the pre-sale. So Good luck.
How can you say its not a scam? they promised features which was the only reason why people bought into the ICO in the first place
I am not exactly sure how it goes. Sometimes, coins do not launch features and you don't call it a scam. Did you invest in the ICO?
If yes, and you didn't sell when the prices were at 2800 sats, then you made a stupid investment.
I am also curious where did the guy intellicoin-pr go. Was he trying to just increase the price? lol
the PR guy was just someone from the public trying to boost the price so he could get out! the exact same thing happened in the mantis coin thread lol
September 05, 2014, 10:16:12 AM
Well. It wasn't exactly a scam. They released the coin, just didn;t release the features.
So there is no way you can call it a scam. + All Investors were happy with the pre-sale. So Good luck.
So there is no way you can call it a scam. + All Investors were happy with the pre-sale. So Good luck.
How can you say its not a scam? they promised features which was the only reason why people bought into the ICO in the first place
I am not exactly sure how it goes. Sometimes, coins do not launch features and you don't call it a scam. Did you invest in the ICO?
If yes, and you didn't sell when the prices were at 2800 sats, then you made a stupid investment.
I am also curious where did the guy intellicoin-pr go. Was he trying to just increase the price? lol
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