They all are gone on the social media, they have been offline since months ago and they restrict us to discuss something on the main telegram group . Is there anyone know how to reach and contact them? If they really scam exit , im just hoping karma will hit them soon.
It's really sad to see so many project with good plan end like this. Many scammers in the business now. 
Topic: 🔥[ANN][ICO] TRIGGMINE — AI-DRIVEN EMAIL MARKETING SOLUTION 🔥 (Read 3368 times)
November 15, 2018, 03:47:48 PM
They all are gone on the social media, they have been offline since months ago and they restrict us to discuss something on the main telegram group . Is there anyone know how to reach and contact them? If they really scam exit , im just hoping karma will hit them soon.
It's really sad to see so many project with good plan end like this. Many scammers in the business now. November 15, 2018, 04:36:38 AM
They all are gone on the social media, they have been offline since months ago and they restrict us to discuss something on the main telegram group . Is there anyone know how to reach and contact them? If they really scam exit , im just hoping karma will hit them soon.
Hello! It has long been impossible to write messages in a telegram group!
"This bot is going to be disabled soon! Please switch back as soon as possible to @groupbutler_bot, thanks."
There is no connection any more with the project team or with the admins / managers! So the project charges of fraud begin...
The bounty was over a long time ago ... No news, no spreadsheet updates ...What news guys
The manager says that they have finished working with the project team and no longer have any information ... It seems that the next successful project deceived the bounty-hunters who worked for them.
"This bot is going to be disabled soon! Please switch back as soon as possible to @groupbutler_bot, thanks."
There is no connection any more with the project team or with the admins / managers! So the project charges of fraud begin...
The bounty was over a long time ago ... No news, no spreadsheet updates ...What news guys
The manager says that they have finished working with the project team and no longer have any information ... It seems that the next successful project deceived the bounty-hunters who worked for them.
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What is campaign news? Has the main sale already begun? In the telegram channel silence and with the bounty campaign has already ended?
September 12, 2018, 05:23:13 PM
Triggmine offers decentralised marketing automation at a level only usually affordable to the large corporates. Good luck guys.
September 10, 2018, 04:16:56 PM
Triggmine is an intellligent system for email marketing automation based on blockchain technology and smart contracts. The service enables eCommerce enterpreneurs to run cost-efficient email marketing campaigns by using an AI-driven system.
September 10, 2018, 03:46:39 PM
This ICO, under Estonian jurisdiction, looks to be providing a useful solution to small ecommerce businesses wanting access to big data and AI in their mailing communication. I believe that blockchain could really be a plus with it.
September 06, 2018, 10:36:54 AM
Triggmine offers decentralised marketing automation at a level only usually affordable to the large corporates. Another thing that makes this different to other services is that small businesses will be charged based on the success of their marketing communication, rather than a monthly fee. This could be a blessing to cash-strapped firms and of course a great way for the platform to grow as people are attracted to a low-risk option. An additional bonus is that Triggmine supports many ecommerce platforms including Magento and Shopify.
Hello there, I'm a little bit curious on why did you guys disable the ability of Telegram Members to send messages in your telegram chat. What is the purpose of telegram group if the potential investors, supporters and members cannot communicate? If the reasons are SCAMMING ATTEMPTS, SPAMMING, FUD or whatsoever, you can deal with it guys. I am just worried about how can we communicate with the other members properly within a certain group. You can optionally use a Telegram Channel rather than a group because it has more features to be used if you will just only post-announce the latest news about your project. 
Triggmine brings together businesses and service providers into one platform to enable new ways of marketing automation with the help of Blockchain, AI and Consensus technologies.
There is no control from the third phak on the Triggmine platform. Third party developers (data providers, AI developers, solution providers, marketing channels) get access to open and free markets that are not controlled by central parties because of the application of blockchain technology.
Blockchain technology is filled with paradoxes. Here is what Triggmine know about the general mass understanding of the technology:
How To Explain Blockchain to Clients: Educate them
How To Explain Blockchain to Clients: Educate them
Triggmine brings together businesses and service providers into one platform to enable new ways of marketing automation with the help of Blockchain, AI and Consensus technologies.
How can blockchain help digital advertising? Read it in the new article published by Triggmine on Hackernoon. Here is the link:
Digital advertising is broken. The question is, can blockchain fix it?
Digital advertising is broken. The question is, can blockchain fix it?
You can hardly find a technology that would be blamed in being overhyped as often as blockchain is.
Whenever a security breach or malware attack occurs, there suddenly appear thousands of bricks flying towards blockchain with one word written on them all — Hype.
Blockchain is overrated, this is how the saying goes. Cryptocurrencies and ICOs are just one big bubble and blockchain itself is more of a tough talk than an actual change.
Could we presume that it might be true? Perhaps, instead of throwing bricks back to blockchain haters, developers and enthusiasts should ask: are the issues truly non-existent?
Blockchain IS overhyped
It’s about time we face it. Instead of going on some crazy rants trying to prove the innovation’s worth, let’s face the issue as it is. Blockchain is highlighted in media all the time, and it’s not always done right. Innovation’s advocates, with their loud statements and big words, contribute to this reputation more than haters do.
Why does blockchain have a reputation for being an overrated innovation?
Whenever a worthy technology appears, people start talking about it. Browsing through media headlines, we see no fewer articles about Artificial Intelligence or chatbots than about blockchain.
It’s not the issue of how much people talk. It’s the question of what they say. What are the reasons of blockchain getting this status — among all other technologies?
Reason #1 — Media does not know blockchain so well
When at the end of 2017 Bitcoin started growing like crazy, everyone was talking about it. Of course, media had to take the lead. The real madness started. The words ‘blockchain’ and ‘Bitcoin’ that you could firstly read on dedicated tech resources, started spreading to mass media.
Source: https://lfb.org/gold-meat-rise-bitcoin-carnivores/
Awareness, brought to the innovation, contributed greatly to its development but it also became its curse. Not only blockchain and Bitcoin were perceived almost like synonyms but also, neither some of the journalists, who highlighted the topic nor their readers, could properly understand the nature of the technology — and its risks.
CoinDesk has even a dedicated article about it, and we share a great quote here:
The Internet gives you the power to go directly to knowledgeable sources on most topics — the real experts — and leapfrog the info-gatekeepers. Every topic has a specialist news service and hard data. For bitcoin, there’s CoinDesk, Kaiko, Reddit and a bunch of others. If you want to go deeper than that, pretty much every bitcoin insider and expert has their own blog.
Jon Southurst
Reason #2 — Social media don’t know blockchain as well
Again, as soon as something walks the line of the mainstream, it’s evident that social media supports the hype, nevermind the absence of specific knowledge. When you go on Twitter, you see plenty of experts and just curious minds, willing to ‘explain blockchain’.
Sometimes there are some real gems from people who worked with the innovation from its beginning, but also those who have just heard a word “Bitcoin” and think that this is what blockchain is about.
We won’t give any particular examples (not to offend anyone) but you can find them on your own. It’s enough to go to Tweeter and search #blockchain — and enjoy.
Reason #3 — Blockchain is a funny word to pin in
As soon as innovation conquers the market and mass media along with it, it’s so tempting for businesses to keep their company up to date. For that, the latest innovation is picked up and hugely advertised.
Even if the development team is well-qualified and business owners made serious efforts to understand the technology, it often happens so that the mere use of blockchain is irrelevant for the business.
Innovation for the sake of innovation is not the best strategy. 92% of all Chinese BitCoin projects have already proven it, failing in less than a year.
Whenever a security breach or malware attack occurs, there suddenly appear thousands of bricks flying towards blockchain with one word written on them all — Hype.
Blockchain is overrated, this is how the saying goes. Cryptocurrencies and ICOs are just one big bubble and blockchain itself is more of a tough talk than an actual change.
Could we presume that it might be true? Perhaps, instead of throwing bricks back to blockchain haters, developers and enthusiasts should ask: are the issues truly non-existent?
Blockchain IS overhyped
It’s about time we face it. Instead of going on some crazy rants trying to prove the innovation’s worth, let’s face the issue as it is. Blockchain is highlighted in media all the time, and it’s not always done right. Innovation’s advocates, with their loud statements and big words, contribute to this reputation more than haters do.
Why does blockchain have a reputation for being an overrated innovation?
Whenever a worthy technology appears, people start talking about it. Browsing through media headlines, we see no fewer articles about Artificial Intelligence or chatbots than about blockchain.
It’s not the issue of how much people talk. It’s the question of what they say. What are the reasons of blockchain getting this status — among all other technologies?
Reason #1 — Media does not know blockchain so well
When at the end of 2017 Bitcoin started growing like crazy, everyone was talking about it. Of course, media had to take the lead. The real madness started. The words ‘blockchain’ and ‘Bitcoin’ that you could firstly read on dedicated tech resources, started spreading to mass media.
Source: https://lfb.org/gold-meat-rise-bitcoin-carnivores/
Awareness, brought to the innovation, contributed greatly to its development but it also became its curse. Not only blockchain and Bitcoin were perceived almost like synonyms but also, neither some of the journalists, who highlighted the topic nor their readers, could properly understand the nature of the technology — and its risks.
CoinDesk has even a dedicated article about it, and we share a great quote here:
The Internet gives you the power to go directly to knowledgeable sources on most topics — the real experts — and leapfrog the info-gatekeepers. Every topic has a specialist news service and hard data. For bitcoin, there’s CoinDesk, Kaiko, Reddit and a bunch of others. If you want to go deeper than that, pretty much every bitcoin insider and expert has their own blog.
Jon Southurst
Reason #2 — Social media don’t know blockchain as well
Again, as soon as something walks the line of the mainstream, it’s evident that social media supports the hype, nevermind the absence of specific knowledge. When you go on Twitter, you see plenty of experts and just curious minds, willing to ‘explain blockchain’.
Sometimes there are some real gems from people who worked with the innovation from its beginning, but also those who have just heard a word “Bitcoin” and think that this is what blockchain is about.
We won’t give any particular examples (not to offend anyone) but you can find them on your own. It’s enough to go to Tweeter and search #blockchain — and enjoy.
Reason #3 — Blockchain is a funny word to pin in
As soon as innovation conquers the market and mass media along with it, it’s so tempting for businesses to keep their company up to date. For that, the latest innovation is picked up and hugely advertised.
Even if the development team is well-qualified and business owners made serious efforts to understand the technology, it often happens so that the mere use of blockchain is irrelevant for the business.
Innovation for the sake of innovation is not the best strategy. 92% of all Chinese BitCoin projects have already proven it, failing in less than a year.
I see the gift campaign is over, waiting for the latest news about the campaign.
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