Topic: [ANN] MOBILEGO Crowdfund [$53 Million] - Decentralized Mobile Gaming Solutions - page 134. (Read 406984 times)

checkin the prices everyday is frustrating.
from now on i wont be looking at blockfolio every other minute.
cause it doesnt help anything.i will just forget now that i ever owned mgo.
this is the only way to keep away from stress.
i suggest you do the same for everyone who participated in the ico.or who purchaed mobilego close to those prices.

lmao just admit you are a part of the worst ICO ever and that all of the investors are pissed.  "big announcement" LOL yeah just like those amazing youtube videos you guys released hahah

Look, this is a free speech forum unlike your censored slack channel. Like it or not, it is my freedom to post here.

Secondly, let me remind you and your team have a history of not being able to hit deadline nor fulfil promises. So don't come in here and behave like we should take your words seriously. How many things you had promised and fail to do? Do not make me list them out one by one and shame you further.

We have some of our largest announcements for GameCredits and MobileGo EVER coming.

And news flash, of course I'm a salesman.

This coin is so undervalued at the moment. So many upcoming news. Let's hope the team will wait until market is more stable before they announce good stuff again.

Look, this is a free speech forum unlike your censored slack channel. Like it or not, it is my freedom to post here.

Secondly, let me remind you and your team have a history of not being able to hit deadline nor fulfil promises. So don't come in here and behave like we should take your words seriously. How many things you had promised and fail to do? Do not make me list them out one by one and shame you further.

Look, this is a free speech forum unlike your censored slack channel. Like it or not, it is my freedom to post here.

Secondly, let me remind you and your team have a history of not being able to hit deadline nor fulfil promises. So don't come in here and behave like we should take your words seriously. How many things you had promised and fail to do? Do not make me list them out one by one and shame you further.

Daily remember that this ICO was one of the WORST ever produced ICO.  

Look, this is a free speech forum unlike your censored slack channel. Like it or not, it is my freedom to post here.

Secondly, let me remind you and your team have a history of not being able to hit deadline nor fulfil promises. So don't come in here and behave like we should take your words seriously. How many things you had promised and fail to do? Do not make me list them out one by one and shame you further.

You clearly have made your conclusion. God you're so fucking wrong it's funny. But hey, how about we talk in a year. See where both of us are. We have some of our largest announcements for GameCredits and MobileGo EVER coming. Sergey is meeting dozens of people in the gaming world, he stopped by to update you all like a week and a half ago. He's not avoiding people.

You clearly sold your coins, now move on. Why should anyone believe you anyway? At least I'm transparent. People can see who I am. See who the team is. For all anyone knows you could be a busboy with a couple thousand bucks in crypto. And yet you think your opinion is so valuable that you should be able to sway thousands of investors who have brains and can do their own due diligence. Give us all a break and move on already. If you think it's a scam, good for you. People said IOTA was a scam too, for pretty much the exact same fucking reasons you call us a scam. Good thing plenty of those investors were smart enough to not listen to random anonymous fudders who were upset they weren't up.

(And news flash, of course I'm a salesman. Everyone here knows I'm a salesman, that's part of my job, alongside answering questions and supporting the community. The team hired me over a year ago. When 85% of the people currently working on the project didn't exist. I'm one of the older team members lol.)

Beware of the “FUD”! What, you ask? What is FUD and why should I beware of it?

It is Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. FUD can come from anyone and anywhere, especially when making a purchasing decision. According to Wikipedia, FUD has been used in various contexts since the 1920s but became more used as a terminology in the 1980s and 1990s.

FUD usually rears its ugly head closer to a purchasing decision. What happens is the fear, uncertainty and doubt of the decision maker either grows from within or is targeted by outside sources. FUD growth from within is natural and inevitable. In all major purchases, personal and professional, you can always find some level of fear, uncertainty and/or doubt about spending the money, making the right choice and the right time, technology or company. This internal FUD never goes away, but most decision makers, both personally and professionally, learn to understand and trust their instincts and desires.

The outside source targeted FUD is the most difficult to recognize, understand and address. It is difficult because it plays on key elements of internal fear, uncertainty and doubt of the decision maker. The outside sources could be competing industry vendors and articles or subject matter experts. Subject matter experts are not necessarily targeting a specific purchase, but are trying to bring information and real world examples to help and to educate the decision maker. What happens, though, is that these examples and/or information can muddy the waters and not clarify as intended.

Reverse FUD is when competing vendors will position their products and technologies in the best light, which of course, is something that they should do.

Direct generic FUD is product or feature/technology comparisons that are not focused on a specific purchase. These product or feature comparisons tend to be centered on new products with limited competition or on features or technologies that company “A” has and company “B” does not. These types of comparisons tend to ignore feature or technology overlap.

The purchase specific FUD is the one to be most cautious. This tends to be a focused effort to influence a decision maker by highlighting and reinforcing any fears, uncertainties and doubts either within the decision maker or by creating them about a competitor’s products, technology or solution. Decision makers need to be aware of this common technique that is most often used when there is either little differentiation between products/technologies/solutions or to attempt a last ditch effort to swing a purchase decision their way.

How to Combat FUD

The best ways to combat FUD is to be aware of it, recognize it and not be influenced by it. Just as there are multiple types of FUD (internal, inadvertent and purchase specific), there are multiple techniques that can be used to offset the onslaught of FUD. In addressing the FUD, the first thing to remember is that it will never go away. Whether the buying decision is personal or professional, you might have questions and doubts with a purchase. Recognize FUD’s existence and work to mitigate it by using it to your advantage. Most internal FUD is about spending the money now or later, the best technology or standard and is it needed now or later? Each argument can be offset by recognition, education and evaluation. As always, taking the time early in the purchase decision process to learn about the technologies, standards and potential solutions allows for a more comprehensive evaluation. The inadvertent FUD from subject matter experts can be mitigated by research and understanding. Again, take the time to research and better understand the implications.

The purchase specific FUD is the easiest to recognize but it can be the hardest to mitigate. This type of FUD usually comes at or near the purchase decision deadline. It plays into the biggest fears of the decision maker: am I making the right or best choice? Am I spending my money wisely? It is difficult to mitigate because it comes in at the last moment, hitting on all of the fear, uncertainty and doubt. The bottom line on FUD is to be aware of it, address it and not to be ruled by it.

Source: https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/81822-beware-of-the-fud

You guys are either living in denial or has been brainwashed that they will build anything substantial that will be used by the mass.

Look at the past newsletters on promised dates for product launch/update. They only barely uphold some promises but did not deliver on the core products,the gaming store look terrible and only had added two games for months. You expect this sort of team to compete against Google?

Ask yourself common sense questions Etc With this progress, is there really more than a hundred people working on the products? Have they even fulfil the ICO promise yet? (swap token tool) Are they just paying money to just join some technology group to create hype? Why is the management team not enthusiastic to face investors anymore?

Jack is a saleman who spout bullshit into something credible even when there is nothing much to show. That is why the management team hire him to stall. Apply some common senses, at least there is some value to your tokens now. Ex-investor know best.