Topic: [ANN] [KING] Kingdom Coin X13, 1.9M coins, 2.5% PoS | 5 exchanges (Read 84431 times)

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 02:05:13 PM

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 12:45:02 PM

Quote from: MakingMoneyHoney on March 03, 2015, 04:53:31 PM

well i dont care, but i personally dont like scamers, so if there is interest i can send someone there with pleasure

Why are you sure that he is from Serbia?

These people are not very smart. They got ripped off by this coins dev and for some reason they think the one thing he was honest about was his identity. ffs

Yeah, I'm a bit surprised with it.

He has revealed his identity much earlier than he even thought of making this coin, and much earlier than he decided to scam people. So there is big chance the identity is genuine, as he was a rookie and most probably had no dishonest intentions at that time.
In any case, in the contemporary world, where everything is dumped in the internet/facebook/twitter/forums, and folks with big data access and data mining capability could find anyone, his identity could not remain secret if you are really interested.

Quote from: drays on March 06, 2015, 03:43:13 PM

i have not invested in this, but i live in croatia and i know few people in serbia, more or less like debt collectors, but tough one, who can visit his homeplace, but they dont do that for free

This coin is dead.

Well, if those people indeed give him a visit in their style, the coin will become more alive than ever Grin

From other side, those 'debt collectors' are something I would not like to send to anyone, unless I want to destroy him... They are typically too 'tough'. So its worth to do only if someone really invested a lot, and is wanting to return that investment at any cost. Otherwise, its better not to even think to deal with those guys, its two-edged sword.

And they will not accept payment in KINGs Grin

drays, why are you sure that he "revealed his identity... much earlier than he decided to scam people"? Remember StackCoin, EdgeCoin, EmiratesCoin and many other scams. They could be possibly done by the same guy under various nicknames.

Well, I am pretty new to this forum to track back to all those scams, so I cannot be sure. Trying to read and analyze the data to find out whether it was he, or someone else.. it could really take too much time, and is not worth it for me. But there were many scam coins, why should we think it was done by this single guy..? There are so many scammers in the world.
The parts of this identity (mostly name and surname) could be found here and there in different forums and posts, and in all those places this data is consistent.

I had an impression he was one of the respected members of this community, before he messed up with this coin. Sure there were some folks who accused him in something, but some of those accusers look to be shady/untrustworthy themselves, and the majority seemed to welcome him and consider him to be honest and reliable. Isn't it the case?

There were many strange and suspicious things, really. As someone said, Keyser and drama always go shoulder-to-shoulder

Anyway, I see no point in continuing the discussion, because everyone knows that nothing will happen and scammer will not be punished.

Sure

100% correct, unfortunately.

anotherlateminer

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Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 06, 2015, 11:13:27 AM

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 02:05:13 PM

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 12:45:02 PM

Quote from: MakingMoneyHoney on March 03, 2015, 04:53:31 PM

well i dont care, but i personally dont like scamers, so if there is interest i can send someone there with pleasure

Why are you sure that he is from Serbia?

These people are not very smart. They got ripped off by this coins dev and for some reason they think the one thing he was honest about was his identity. ffs

Yeah, I'm a bit surprised with it.

He has revealed his identity much earlier than he even thought of making this coin, and much earlier than he decided to scam people. So there is big chance the identity is genuine, as he was a rookie and most probably had no dishonest intentions at that time.
In any case, in the contemporary world, where everything is dumped in the internet/facebook/twitter/forums, and folks with big data access and data mining capability could find anyone, his identity could not remain secret if you are really interested.

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 06, 2015, 11:13:27 AM

i have not invested in this, but i live in croatia and i know few people in serbia, more or less like debt collectors, but tough one, who can visit his homeplace, but they dont do that for free

This coin is dead.

Well, if those people indeed give him a visit in their style, the coin will become more alive than ever Grin

From other side, those 'debt collectors' are something I would not like to send to anyone, unless I want to destroy him... They are typically too 'tough'. So its worth to do only if someone really invested a lot, and is wanting to return that investment at any cost. Otherwise, its better not to even think to deal with those guys, its two-edged sword.

And they will not accept payment in KINGs Grin

drays, why are you sure that he "revealed his identity... much earlier than he decided to scam people"? Remember StackCoin, EdgeCoin, EmiratesCoin and many other scams. They could be possibly done by the same guy under various nicknames.

Well, I am pretty new to this forum to track back to all those scams, so I cannot be sure. Trying to read and analyze the data to find out whether it was he, or someone else.. it could really take too much time, and is not worth it for me. But there were many scam coins, why should we think it was done by this single guy..? There are so many scammers in the world.
The parts of this identity (mostly name and surname) could be found here and there in different forums and posts, and in all those places this data is consistent.

I had an impression he was one of the respected members of this community, before he messed up with this coin. Sure there were some folks who accused him in something, but some of those accusers look to be shady/untrustworthy themselves, and the majority seemed to welcome him and consider him to be honest and reliable. Isn't it the case?

There were many strange and suspicious things, really. As someone said, Keyser and drama always go shoulder-to-shoulder

Anyway, I see no point in continuing the discussion, because everyone knows that nothing will happen and scammer will not be punished.

drays

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Merit: 1073

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 02:05:13 PM

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 12:45:02 PM

Quote from: MakingMoneyHoney on March 03, 2015, 04:53:31 PM

well i dont care, but i personally dont like scamers, so if there is interest i can send someone there with pleasure

Why are you sure that he is from Serbia?

These people are not very smart. They got ripped off by this coins dev and for some reason they think the one thing he was honest about was his identity. ffs

Yeah, I'm a bit surprised with it.

He has revealed his identity much earlier than he even thought of making this coin, and much earlier than he decided to scam people. So there is big chance the identity is genuine, as he was a rookie and most probably had no dishonest intentions at that time.
In any case, in the contemporary world, where everything is dumped in the internet/facebook/twitter/forums, and folks with big data access and data mining capability could find anyone, his identity could not remain secret if you are really interested.

i have not invested in this, but i live in croatia and i know few people in serbia, more or less like debt collectors, but tough one, who can visit his homeplace, but they dont do that for free

This coin is dead.

Well, if those people indeed give him a visit in their style, the coin will become more alive than ever Grin

From other side, those 'debt collectors' are something I would not like to send to anyone, unless I want to destroy him... They are typically too 'tough'. So its worth to do only if someone really invested a lot, and is wanting to return that investment at any cost. Otherwise, its better not to even think to deal with those guys, its two-edged sword.

And they will not accept payment in KINGs Grin

drays, why are you sure that he "revealed his identity... much earlier than he decided to scam people"? Remember StackCoin, EdgeCoin, EmiratesCoin and many other scams. They could be possibly done by the same guy under various nicknames.

Well, I am pretty new to this forum to track back to all those scams, so I cannot be sure. Trying to read and analyze the data to find out whether it was he, or someone else.. it could really take too much time, and is not worth it for me. But there were many scam coins, why should we think it was done by this single guy..? There are so many scammers in the world.
The parts of this identity (mostly name and surname) could be found here and there in different forums and posts, and in all those places this data is consistent.

I had an impression he was one of the respected members of this community, before he messed up with this coin. Sure there were some folks who accused him in something, but some of those accusers look to be shady/untrustworthy themselves, and the majority seemed to welcome him and consider him to be honest and reliable. Isn't it the case?

anotherlateminer

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Activity: 1416

Merit: 1003

Bagholder. Hodling shit since 2014

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 02:05:13 PM

Quote from: anotherlateminer on March 05, 2015, 12:45:02 PM

Quote from: MakingMoneyHoney on March 03, 2015, 04:53:31 PM

well i dont care, but i personally dont like scamers, so if there is interest i can send someone there with pleasure

Why are you sure that he is from Serbia?

These people are not very smart. They got ripped off by this coins dev and for some reason they think the one thing he was honest about was his identity. ffs

Yeah, I'm a bit surprised with it.

He has revealed his identity much earlier than he even thought of making this coin, and much earlier than he decided to scam people. So there is big chance the identity is genuine, as he was a rookie and most probably had no dishonest intentions at that time.
In any case, in the contemporary world, where everything is dumped in the internet/facebook/twitter/forums, and folks with big data access and data mining capability could find anyone, his identity could not remain secret if you are really interested.