Their whole proof is a guy with broken English who can't complete a simple phrase without going possum for half a minute, taking a video in what appears to be a closet that reminds me of the janitor room from Seinfeld?
Now it is understandable if you watched only half a minute. We provided not only video but links to development company as well as their telegram - so you could ask your questions and not only
throw your hate here.Some say that the best defense is an attack, but it doesn't work like that around here.
Attacking everyone instead of producing evidence, (that pos video is anything but evidence) is just digging your own hole.
How did you manage to watch it 3 times
The whole farce is so embarrassing I couldn't last more than 1 minute.
To tell the truth, I had to watch it two more times today.
According to Elaunch CEO, BuuCoin client was from the US - "Alexander" (that's a lie, check Buucoin video). Bincoin approached them via freelancer.com last September but I'm pretty sure they've just added both projects to their portfolio recently. Too bad google cache is not working for some reason.
Probably bincoin or boocoins or buucoin or whatever is a one-man "company" that ordered an ICO package, the real villains are the ones setting all this crap up.
What's interesting about this ICO package is that it comes with fake VISA plastic cards, BuuCoin's CEO "Robert Cholewka" even showed what appears to be a fake national ID card (they vanished soon after they were called for fake documents). You don't expect your everyday scammers offering ICO packages/services to have access to these type of additional tools, do you?
I don't know what to believe anymore with the range of scams I've been witnessing.
Lately in Europe and especially in Estonia is pretty easy to set up a company for a few hundred euros, you can get ID's from black markets cheaper than it cost you to get one official, and I have a custom CC from my bank, for 5 euros I can choose my own skin.
Mine, for example, is full black with only the name the VISA logo visible, (can't show you since it has my full name on it)
and even so it would take only 5 minutes a printer and a logo and some glue to manufacture a fake one.
What made me believe it's some sort of package is exactly the guy in the video.
He is poor scammer material, he has clearly almost no experience, he talks ...like he talks, all this crap marketing, even if poorly done is beyond his skills.
Oh no, you've made me watch it again...noooooooooo!!!