Yes, but you haven't prevented you from dumping coins on exchange nor there is guarantee you will send any coins to investors. Trust -6, bye!
If you're looking for a zero risk way to obtain a stake in this IPO than you won't find it here. Our investors are taking a substantial risk while those sitting on the sidelines are not. It is precisely this risk that rewards them later on.
Why not accept escrow via a trusted member, like Anon135 is doing for exocoin? If you are an honest dev you will be okay. If you are a scammer you'll refuse the idea.
It's the same reason we have the wallets password protected. If we don't protect them, people will say Switch Coin had an unfair launch and is a scam. If we keep them protected, people will say its because we're a scam. The difference between the two is that once the IPO is over, they'll stop calling us a scam for locking the wallets. But if we don't lock them, we'll always be known as a scam coin with an unfair launch.
This whole thing is a very tricky balance between what's good for the IPO and what's good for Switch Coin's future. We're doing what we believe is best for the future of Switch Coin, not what is necessarily best for the IPO.
With that said, we're not opposed to escrow through someone who is not only trusted by the community but someone who we trust as well. Someone who we trust with not only our investors money but the future of Switch Coin. We've never heard of Anon135 and a forum search came up with only 3 posts. 1 isn't about him and 1 post is yours. So why should we trust him with our investor's money and the future of our coin? because you're going to call us a scam if we don't? In less than 4 days you'll be over it.
Here you go: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/escrow-list-108716