KPS Frequently Asked Questions1. This is a self-moderated thread. What are the rules?- This thread is for news and updates regarding Kongzi Print Shop.
- Please be patient; we do not have a support agent on bitcointalk. It may take up to 7 days to receive a response.
- To keep things tidy and clean, all off-topic posts will be deleted on, before or after a grace period of 90 days.
- Posts containing questions answered on our
asset page, in our
company presentation or in this FAQ will be removed without further explanation.
- PG rating. This is a family thread.
2. Company Information & UpdatesWe will publish updates via announcement on coinsortium.co. We will post our company presentation and articles about our company on kongzi.ca.
You should rely only on the information contained in our own news releases and our presentation. We have not authorized any other parties to provide you with different information. If anyone provides you with different or inconsistent information, you should not rely on it.
3. Where do you list?We list on coinsortium and on the NXT decentralized exchange.
4. How does your NXT listing work?Asset ID: 10941619155761914846 -- always check the Asset ID when trading.
When a share is sold over NXT, we convert NXT into BTC and hold shares on your behalf on coinsortium.co. No share dilution will occur as a result of our listing on the NXT decentralized exchange. Note: The NXT team is currently working on single-transaction payments for asset issuers. Until then, payments which are less than transaction fees will be held until the end of the month.
5. Should I buy on Coinsortium or on NXT?If you buy on Coinsortium you hold direct (first-class) shares. However, Coinsortium does not provide shareholder lists to the asset issuer and in the event of an exchange closure
you will not be able to verify your ownership of shares in KPS. If you buy and hold your shares in your personal NXT account, you hold them in your hand, and there's no such thing as an "exchange closure". For this reason alone we must recommend you buy your shares on the NXT decentralized exchange until such time as Coinsortium is able to give us lists of asset holders on a regular basis.
6. You could be a scam! Let's play a game of what-if. We will start with, what if you just drop ship all your cards and you aren't really a print shop?If we drop ship our cards, we are still a real business because we take money from customers and send them cards for a profit.
6b. What if all the pictures you took for your business were stolen from somewhere else?If that were true, then you could easily find them with google goggles or a similar image search application. You can't. This is essentially proof the images are for real.
6c. (Since you don't appear in any of the pictures) What if the Ardeva image of you isn't real?If the Ardeva image of me is not real, then I have managed to fake a passport, and several forms of photo government identification. But the rabbithole goes deeper, because I've also verified my address, my credit card, my employer and income... No, I don't think calling Ardeva into question is an option here.
6d. What if... What if...This game of what-if never really ends. If you are
that concerned, then first of all, thank you for being interested in investing in our company. I mean that. We are proud of you, and now you have some homework to do, and we can't do your homework for you. Please read our website, our blog, and our discussion thread on nxtforum. Read our dividend announcement threads, there's a few bits in there too. Read our announcements page on coinsortium.co. Then ask questions. I don't mean ask "Is ArDeVA a ScAM?", I mean ask someone who's ordered from us if we do ok business, or ask for a sample of our products. Anything but this cheese-shop what-if-you're-a-scam endless line of questioning. We both knew it would come to this eventually, thus this entry in the faq and
no more. Feel free to test the thread's moderation policy (see question 1).