⭐🚀[ANN] Tombola-Cryptocurrency Lottery and Gambling platform based on Ethereum⭐🚀 - page 47.

CryptoGamblingSites

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Quote from: tombola_official on August 04, 2018, 09:01:00 AM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 04, 2018, 03:06:05 AM

Quote from: tombola_official on July 17, 2018, 03:01:40 AM

*snip*

Are you ever returning to your ICO Thread to answer questions about this scam?

Hey man! Please say what you want to know about our Tombola project? Our project based on gaming platform. Its not only online, its also developed via our expert blockchain advisor and we also attending various blockchain meeting.

Are tombolo.co.uk and their regulatory bodies (Gambling Commission of Great Britain, Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner) aware of the Tombola ICO? Could there be confusion in the gambling market with two companies having the same name?

Is there any potential Tombola (the ICO) will have to rebrand? Possibly costing investors time and money after having invested in a project showing little knowledge of international gambling laws and trademarks?

How were the "revenue potential" estimates in the whitepaper arrived at?

Quote

The block chain casino service “FortuneJack”, which was launched in November 2014,
provide games such as Dice, Slot, Blackjack, and Bacara in dozens of versions. The
accumulated number of bets since the opening of the service amounted to about 8.9
billion times, which is about 8.2 billion dollars when converted into the accumulated bet
amount. (1 BTC = 9400 USD x 870000 BTC until May 10, 2018)

Doesn't that seem a little high of a revenue estimate to tell investors? And how does it relate at all to the revenue Tombola is expecting?

tombola_official

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Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 04, 2018, 03:06:05 AM

Quote from: tombola_official on July 17, 2018, 03:01:40 AM

*snip*

Are you ever returning to your ICO Thread to answer questions about this scam?

Hey man! Please say what you want to know about our Tombola project? Our project based on gaming platform. Its not only online, its also developed via our expert blockchain advisor and we also attending various blockchain meeting.

Please see- https://imgur.com/6nry2y8

tombola_official

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Quote from: ?? on ??

TOMBOLA
is a project scam

Why scam gentleman? Our team members was busy with meeting about blockchain technology to develop Tombola projects.

tombola_official

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Quote from: qqwx on August 02, 2018, 10:52:40 AM

Tombola listed on

https://icobench.com/ico/tombola

https://www.trackico.io/ico/tombola/

https://icomarks.com/ico/tombola

https://icoholder.com/en/tombola-23057

Thanks Maxx. Our Project is going on. Really good working

CryptoGamblingSites

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Quote from: tombola_official on July 17, 2018, 03:01:40 AM

*snip*

Are you ever returning to your ICO Thread to answer questions about this?

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 03, 2018, 01:40:21 PM

Quote from: travelit on August 03, 2018, 01:26:10 PM

If I was to give my piece of mind from what I've already researched, this is a legit project. I'm an investor also and I know how to tell a good project, period

It is not, the people behind it don't actually exist.

Quote from: travelit on August 03, 2018, 01:26:10 PM

If I was to give my piece of mind from what I've already researched, this is a legit project. I'm an investor also and I know how to tell a good project, period

They can buy their own token during the ICO period to make other people believe there are buyers and project is legit.

Quote from: rz888er on August 03, 2018, 01:29:10 PM

So Long as the admin details are available online and can be contacted when need be, I think there's no point in discrediting the work. Everyone must admit that it's a good project. Nobdoubt about it

Their profiles are faked from what it appears. One linkedin profile for all team members but no other details anywhere?!?! Why would an entire team somehow not exist online ?

They wont ANSWER ANY questions because the project has no intentions to launch and every "positive" post is just a shill.

Quote from: Adolf Cryptler on August 02, 2018, 06:18:59 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 02, 2018, 05:19:00 PM

Wasn't aware this was the thread that details of the actual project could be discussed...sorry for posting in wrong thread earlier.

Our exchange in the bounty thread was left with no answers to all the flaws in the projects "business plan"

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 03:48:06 PM

Quote from: qqwx on July 31, 2018, 01:27:36 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 12:34:53 PM

Tombola ICO is a Scam waiting to happen. Anyone sending them money deserves to lose it.

People don't start gambling sites with the same name as existing gambling sites... they also don't put terrible math on their whitepaper to convince investors they have a chance to turn a profit. They can't even offer lottery games from Honk Kong where they claim the company is based....

This is fake news

Tombola (the bingo website) doesn't care they are launching an ICO for gambling and have the same name ?

They can offer gambling services in Hong King when there isn't even a licensing process because the government runs it?

Everyone getting hyped about how much money they are claiming people can earn might want some actual details how they actually plan to launch a lottery with the thousands of other options gamblers have.

Are tombolo.co.uk and their regulatory bodies (Gambling Commission of Great Britain, Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner) aware of the Tombola ICO? Could there be confusion in the gambling market with two companies having the same name?

Is there any potential Tombola (the ICO) will have to rebrand? Possibly costing investors time and money after having invested in a project showing little knowledge of international gambling laws and trademarks?

It sounds like Tombola is trying to "sell" a picture of tomorrow to investors and price it however they want, rather than explain any bottlenecks that are obvious to anybody.

There are indeed several red flags in this project, including the fact that the team seems absent from their own thread. Moreover they claim that their Platform would be EOS based and then they seemingly don't accept EOS in their ICO.

How will they gain any market share when all the other online lotteries have existing customers and they have no track record?

Who did the competitor revenue calculations on their whitepaper, that assumes FortuneJack made $8 billion dollars?

It is an obvious attempt to take crypto from "investors" and run. Doesn't matter how many paid shills pretend it's a good idea.

Bosda

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game projects that have many enthusiasts around the world, I think this will be a lot of visitors in the future and can generate income for the players

666uazan

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We shall remain focused on our goals and one day we will prove to everyone that we were right.

CryptoGamblingSites

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Quote from: travelit on August 03, 2018, 01:26:10 PM

If I was to give my piece of mind from what I've already researched, this is a legit project. I'm an investor also and I know how to tell a good project, period

It is not, the people behind it don't actually exist.

Quote from: travelit on August 03, 2018, 01:26:10 PM

If I was to give my piece of mind from what I've already researched, this is a legit project. I'm an investor also and I know how to tell a good project, period

They can buy their own token during the ICO period to make other people believe there are buyers and project is legit.

Quote from: rz888er on August 03, 2018, 01:29:10 PM

So Long as the admin details are available online and can be contacted when need be, I think there's no point in discrediting the work. Everyone must admit that it's a good project. Nobdoubt about it

Their profiles are faked from what it appears. One linkedin profile for all team members but no other details anywhere?!?! Why would an entire team somehow not exist online ?

They wont ANSWER ANY questions because the project has no intentions to launch and every "positive" post is just a shill.

Quote from: Adolf Cryptler on August 02, 2018, 06:18:59 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 02, 2018, 05:19:00 PM

Wasn't aware this was the thread that details of the actual project could be discussed...sorry for posting in wrong thread earlier.

Our exchange in the bounty thread was left with no answers to all the flaws in the projects "business plan"

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 03:48:06 PM

Quote from: qqwx on July 31, 2018, 01:27:36 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 12:34:53 PM

Tombola ICO is a Scam waiting to happen. Anyone sending them money deserves to lose it.

People don't start gambling sites with the same name as existing gambling sites... they also don't put terrible math on their whitepaper to convince investors they have a chance to turn a profit. They can't even offer lottery games from Honk Kong where they claim the company is based....

This is fake news

Tombola (the bingo website) doesn't care they are launching an ICO for gambling and have the same name ?

They can offer gambling services in Hong King when there isn't even a licensing process because the government runs it?

Everyone getting hyped about how much money they are claiming people can earn might want some actual details how they actually plan to launch a lottery with the thousands of other options gamblers have.

Are tombolo.co.uk and their regulatory bodies (Gambling Commission of Great Britain, Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner) aware of the Tombola ICO? Could there be confusion in the gambling market with two companies having the same name?

Is there any potential Tombola (the ICO) will have to rebrand? Possibly costing investors time and money after having invested in a project showing little knowledge of international gambling laws and trademarks?

It sounds like Tombola is trying to "sell" a picture of tomorrow to investors and price it however they want, rather than explain any bottlenecks that are obvious to anybody.

There are indeed several red flags in this project, including the fact that the team seems absent from their own thread. Moreover they claim that their Platform would be EOS based and then they seemingly don't accept EOS in their ICO.

How will they gain any market share when all the other online lotteries have existing customers and they have no track record?

Who did the competitor revenue calculations on their whitepaper, that assumes FortuneJack made $8 billion dollars?

It is an obvious attempt to take crypto from "investors" and run. Doesn't matter how many paid shills pretend it's a good idea.

vondagon

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This is a great idea and some good implementation plans are already laid out as far as I'm concerned. I'm following all stages keenly

peperushing

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That's why all my weight is behind this great investment

peperushing

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One can tell a good project from far, and this is a good project from far. All my trust is in you guys, decision made

faith111

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I've already pumped my $10000 into it and I'm convinced beyond doubt that it's gonna be big. No worries

rz888er

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So Long as the admin details are available online and can be contacted when need be, I think there's no point in discrediting the work. Everyone must admit that it's a good project. Nobdoubt about it

travelit

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If I was to give my piece of mind from what I've already researched, this is a legit project. I'm an investor also and I know how to tell a good project, period

CryptoGamblingSites

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Join tombola official telegram group:- https://t.me/TBL_tombola

Some people shouting with lie, there is no source. Just not talking on it. So Do not shout without any proof.

CEO,Admin all of Tombola is ok

The CEO doesnt look like a real person....

Go find anything about the fake CEO Peter Jung (or the rest of the team). Just the one linkedin profile that is being used for the fake ICO websites and Tombola website.

How does a CEO never have any social media presence or even a video of this team doing any work at all ?

They don't exist!

The Tombola Youtube channel has no PEOPLE in it that they created https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI0TL0Z6kuCuYMnBvYciibg

The twitter is recent and doesn't answer about @Tombola (the FAMOUS Tombola) suing the people behind this project.
https://twitter.com/TOMBOLA_COIN/status/1024938145761177600

It's because the whole thing is a scam and there is no team or project.

EDIT: OK - THIS IS BLATANT FALSE STATEMENT AS THE CEO APPEARS TO BE A REAL PERSON

CryptoGamblingSites

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Quote from: Adolf Cryptler on August 02, 2018, 06:18:59 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 02, 2018, 05:19:00 PM

Wasn't aware this was the thread that details of the actual project could be discussed...sorry for posting in wrong thread earlier.

Our exchange in the bounty thread was left with no answers to all the flaws in the projects "business plan"

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 03:48:06 PM

Quote from: qqwx on July 31, 2018, 01:27:36 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 12:34:53 PM

Tombola ICO is a Scam waiting to happen. Anyone sending them money deserves to lose it.

People don't start gambling sites with the same name as existing gambling sites... they also don't put terrible math on their whitepaper to convince investors they have a chance to turn a profit. They can't even offer lottery games from Honk Kong where they claim the company is based....

This is fake news

Tombola (the bingo website) doesn't care they are launching an ICO for gambling and have the same name ?

They can offer gambling services in Hong King when there isn't even a licensing process because the government runs it?

Everyone getting hyped about how much money they are claiming people can earn might want some actual details how they actually plan to launch a lottery with the thousands of other options gamblers have.

Are tombolo.co.uk and their regulatory bodies (Gambling Commission of Great Britain, Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner) aware of the Tombola ICO? Could there be confusion in the gambling market with two companies having the same name?

Is there any potential Tombola (the ICO) will have to rebrand? Possibly costing investors time and money after having invested in a project showing little knowledge of international gambling laws and trademarks?

It sounds like Tombola is trying to "sell" a picture of tomorrow to investors and price it however they want, rather than explain any bottlenecks that are obvious to anybody.

There are indeed several red flags in this project, including the fact that the team seems absent from their own thread. Moreover they claim that their Platform would be EOS based and then they seemingly don't accept EOS in their ICO.

How will they gain any market share when all the other online lotteries have existing customers and they have no track record?

Who did the competitor revenue calculations on their whitepaper, that assumes FortuneJack made $8 billion dollars?

It is an obvious attempt to take crypto from "investors" and run. Doesn't matter how many paid shills pretend it's a good idea.

Adolf Cryptler

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Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on August 02, 2018, 05:19:00 PM

Wasn't aware this was the thread that details of the actual project could be discussed...sorry for posting in wrong thread earlier.

Our exchange in the bounty thread was left with no answers to all the flaws in the projects "business plan"

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 03:48:06 PM

Quote from: qqwx on July 31, 2018, 01:27:36 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 12:34:53 PM

Tombola ICO is a Scam waiting to happen. Anyone sending them money deserves to lose it.

People don't start gambling sites with the same name as existing gambling sites... they also don't put terrible math on their whitepaper to convince investors they have a chance to turn a profit. They can't even offer lottery games from Honk Kong where they claim the company is based....

This is fake news

Tombola (the bingo website) doesn't care they are launching an ICO for gambling and have the same name ?

They can offer gambling services in Hong King when there isn't even a licensing process because the government runs it?

Everyone getting hyped about how much money they are claiming people can earn might want some actual details how they actually plan to launch a lottery with the thousands of other options gamblers have.

Are tombolo.co.uk and their regulatory bodies (Gambling Commission of Great Britain, Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner) aware of the Tombola ICO? Could there be confusion in the gambling market with two companies having the same name?

Is there any potential Tombola (the ICO) will have to rebrand? Possibly costing investors time and money after having invested in a project showing little knowledge of international gambling laws and trademarks?

It sounds like Tombola is trying to "sell" a picture of tomorrow to investors and price it however they want, rather than explain any bottlenecks that are obvious to anybody.

There are indeed several red flags in this project, including the fact that the team seems absent from their own thread. Moreover they claim that their Platform would be EOS based and then they seemingly don't accept EOS in their ICO.

Luvr1000

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in the previous company that was associated with games and lotteries, I did not have time to participate and I regret it, but you are implementing a new technology. eos is a huge plus, I'm curious what will happen

CryptoGamblingSites

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Quote from: qqwx on August 02, 2018, 10:52:40 AM

Tombola listed on

https://icobench.com/ico/tombola

https://www.trackico.io/ico/tombola/

https://icomarks.com/ico/tombola

https://icoholder.com/en/tombola-23057

These are ICO placement websites that anybody can buy a listing on. There is no way to tell how these rankings are made up, or who is behind the websites. Investors shouldn't make any decision based on a site that sells ICO ratings.

CryptoGamblingSites

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Wasn't aware this was the thread that details of the actual project could be discussed...sorry for posting in wrong thread earlier.

Our exchange in the bounty thread was left with no answers to all the flaws in the projects "business plan"

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 03:48:06 PM

Quote from: qqwx on July 31, 2018, 01:27:36 PM

Quote from: CryptoGamblingSites on July 31, 2018, 12:34:53 PM

Tombola ICO is a Scam waiting to happen. Anyone sending them money deserves to lose it.

People don't start gambling sites with the same name as existing gambling sites... they also don't put terrible math on their whitepaper to convince investors they have a chance to turn a profit. They can't even offer lottery games from Honk Kong where they claim the company is based....

This is fake news

Tombola (the bingo website) doesn't care they are launching an ICO for gambling and have the same name ?

They can offer gambling services in Hong King when there isn't even a licensing process because the government runs it?

Everyone getting hyped about how much money they are claiming people can earn might want some actual details how they actually plan to launch a lottery with the thousands of other options gamblers have.

Are tombolo.co.uk and their regulatory bodies (Gambling Commission of Great Britain, Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner) aware of the Tombola ICO? Could there be confusion in the gambling market with two companies having the same name?

Is there any potential Tombola (the ICO) will have to rebrand? Possibly costing investors time and money after having invested in a project showing little knowledge of international gambling laws and trademarks?

It sounds like Tombola is trying to "sell" a picture of tomorrow to investors and price it however they want, rather than explain any bottlenecks that are obvious to anybody.

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