Topic: Internxt - page 32. (Read 32142 times)

After running into this project a while ago and following up on it's progress I have come to believe that this might be a scam and anyone invested will lose their money. As always, I recommend anyone to do their own research, consider this a warning.

- Before running Internxt their so called CEO, Fran Villalba Segarra, ran a hosting company that got shut down for trying to scam people by allowing them to host "free" websites, and then sending them invoices because they went over the limits of their free plan.
- Apart from the CEO, most of the other team consists of Serbian contractors with no blockchain experience who you can PM on LinkedIn and are willing to be listed on your team if you pay them.
- CEO claims to be nominated for Forbes 30 under 30, which is a blatant lie. There is no proof for this to be found whatsoever, and there's no way he would be nominated in the first place, he's a student with nothing to show for.
90% of online articles covering the project are sponsored and written by the CEO himself.
- If you check out both /user/onesiteco/ and /user/internxt/ you'll see that both accounts are used to spam the owner's projects in several subs.
- Since the beginning of the project they have promised to have code up on their GitHub for review, they have been constantly postponing this date until things are "ready". There is no reason they can't have work in progress up there as they intend for the code to be open source. There just isn't any code.
- Everything is "soon" to be shown/announced since they began, constantly getting delayed.
- If you join their Telegram community and ask technical questions you will be met with questionmarks and hostility. If you pose any questions in reference to their legibility you will be straight up banned and those messages get deleted.
- If you do get anything out of the CEO, you'll quickly learn he has absolutely no idea what he's doing. One example would be their current website, which he claims is one of the best websites ever. I totally recommend checking it out on a tablet if you want to have a good laugh!
- The whitepaper, which they refuse to publish on their website because it would "confuse" us normies, is made up of plagiarized content you can easily find online with a Google search. Literally nothing in it is original content.
- After every "marketing move" they do, such as posting a sponsored article, or paying a Youtuber to cover their project, there is a gradual sell off for a day or two. Pattern repeats almost every time.
- CEO is currently trying to hype up people by claiming he's just done an investment round in Silicon Valley. In reality he paid himself a ticket to SF and the highlight of his trip was a fanboy picture of him standing in front of a closed door at the Google headquarters.
- Their ICO was already full of red flags, just have a search right here on Reddit if you want to learn more about that.

If I'm wrong and this isn't a scam, it might just as well be, because it certainly isn't going anywhere judging by the way they're handling things.

edit: They are now banning people on Telegram who are asking questions about this. And of course, instead of addressing the concerns, they have banned me from the Internxt Reddit so my post isn't visible there anymore. :-) They actually went as far as posting my personal information on Reddit now to try and hurt me personally, these are the type of people behind "the next big thing".