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deadmanwalking

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Hi All.
I have reopened the original thread. Go FUD as much as you want to.
But I am sorry, until we have no updates, I am not answering to any comments that are not related with the coin or the developments. If you are scared about prices, please sell your INT NOW.

This is the devs last post. There have been plenty of questions about the coin and developments. 0 answers

No Pm's answered either. Now who's trolling.

needmoney

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I am a good bro

Unfortunatelly, yes Sad

ayminer

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IMO freezing the thread was just like telling the community "go fuck yourself guys"

I think we should give the Dev some time to grow up and realize what he's doing . If they don't show up in a couple of days, well...... we got their names and affiliation.

ShadowBits

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How about we only mine coins from people who are not newbies like myself? If I came out with a coin tomorrow, I hope nobody would mine it. We should only follow authentic screen names from trusted community members. No?

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Quote from: cyberhacker on August 26, 2014, 09:53:01 AM

this is fucking pure scam!

dev is not replying any PM.

fuck you FAKE MIT

It would be interesting to find out if the email from MIT security confirming intellicoin devs was faked too.

Well, my reply from MIT security officer Andrew Munchbach is real; however, I don't think dev and/or devs are who they claimed to be. Mr. Munchbach stated...

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My understanding is that Intellicoin is an altcoin side-project of an MIT student.

which led me to believe there is only a single scammer/dev on the team. Scammer might have knew someone at MIT and have created the site/email address with the .mit.edu domain. Two student names were posted in the thread to provide some legitimacy to the project, but one of the name could not be verified by one of the posted who called up MIT. This dev smelled fishy from the start. I would have expected a 100 page whitepaper on the coin and the bs insign shit coming from a college student, especially an MIT student.

By the way this scammer acts...by locking the thread and running away...I think is the same scammer that created LOL coin, CSC coin and ESC coin.

Beware of any upcoming altcoins by scammers from other ivy league schools....

ShadowBits

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Quote from: coinsolidation on August 26, 2014, 10:07:04 AM

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Quote from: cyberhacker on August 26, 2014, 09:53:01 AM

this is fucking pure scam!

dev is not replying any PM.

fuck you FAKE MIT

It would be interesting to find out if the email from MIT security confirming intellicoin devs was faked too.

I contacted MIT, they immediately removed intellicoin.mit.edu, and also cloakcoin.mit.edu - they have not responded formally to me yet, although their actions are enough for me personally.

Drupal cloud sites can be created freely at drupalcloud.mit.edu by anybody with a touchstone id. I was concerned as I know several lecturers and students at MIT and none of them knew anything about it, and having been involved in several projects I knew myself this was a highly unorthodox project, especially requesting money from the public.

All I can say is this "The website is still up. There is still hope."

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Quote from: cyberhacker on August 26, 2014, 09:53:01 AM

this is fucking pure scam!

dev is not replying any PM.

fuck you FAKE MIT

It would be interesting to find out if the email from MIT security confirming intellicoin devs was faked too.

I contacted MIT, they immediately removed intellicoin.mit.edu, and also cloakcoin.mit.edu - they have not responded formally to me yet, although their actions are enough for me personally.

Drupal cloud sites can be created freely at drupalcloud.mit.edu by anybody with a touchstone id. I was concerned as I know several lecturers and students at MIT and none of them knew anything about it, and having been involved in several projects I knew myself this was a highly unorthodox project, especially requesting money from the public.

cyberhacker

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this is fucking pure scam!

dev is not replying any PM.

fuck you FAKE MIT

Vandalay23

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Dev,

Bring the original thread to life !!!

Let the community express itself....

ShadowBits

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My goal is to get this coin to value -1 and then to make it rise past Bitcoins value for .001 of a second and get rich. I'll cash out at that time and call it quits.

ChekaZ

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Quote from: ShadowBits on August 26, 2014, 01:52:15 AM

Might be my biggest rise yet since I started mining. Just started this month, I'm up to like 4 dollars, but hoping to get a nice spike sometime so I can have a bit more to work with. Pretty exciting. Even at its current rate, I still find this coin worth mining.

What a troll Cheesy

ShadowBits

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Might be my biggest rise yet since I started mining. Just started this month, I'm up to like 4 dollars, but hoping to get a nice spike sometime so I can have a bit more to work with. Pretty exciting. Even at its current rate, I still find this coin worth mining.

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Quote from: ShadowBits on August 25, 2014, 07:16:57 PM

Either it will be the biggest pumping in history or the that the coin is almost on its last life line. Either way, if I was developer, I'd fucking get back on the forums sometime soon to let people know you haven't disappeared.

As long as the website is still online, the project isn't dead yet in my opinion. Just wait until the PoW phase is over on Sunday and they release the Intellisign and Mobile apps, we might see a nice pump.

ShadowBits

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Either it will be the biggest pumping in history or the that the coin is almost on its last life line. Either way, if I was developer, I'd fucking get back on the forums sometime soon to let people know you haven't disappeared.

ShadowBits

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Quote from: tekke on August 25, 2014, 10:56:00 AM

maybe they got scared and ran off... ORRRRRR

they are doing this on purpose since the 2nd ICO was not accepted , to lower the price and buy very cheap , then release the IntelliApp/Insign and drive the price back up = nice profit.

Omg, I'd love to see this happen. I'd be so happy right now

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Quote from: xiaosu on August 25, 2014, 06:26:42 AM

They are scammers,i think we should report them to MIT and told their friends and families the truth!

So Smart aren't you ?
Unfortunately there is no crypto legal system and MIT wont even get involved with a troll like you who might have lost 10$ of his investment.

UrsaMajorisBeta

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We are the ones we've been waiting for

they locked the thread because of the childlish behavior of the average btt troll.
The shame is on you, and only you. I talked to the devs and they are very serious about the project and still working on it albeit discouraged because of YOUR shitty reaction. Dont kill amazing opportunities to bring improvements to crypto screaming scam scam scam like toddlers. Mature up, for god's sake!

tekke

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maybe they got scared and ran off... ORRRRRR

they are doing this on purpose since the 2nd ICO was not accepted , to lower the price and buy very cheap , then release the IntelliApp/Insign and drive the price back up = nice profit.

xiaosu

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They are scammers,i think we should report them to MIT and told their friends and families the truth!

gaazje

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I dumped them, much better Coins and Devs out there..

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