Just received this mail:
Dear community,
what do you think?
Well, at least he sounds honest.
And he also goes against his own logic.
The company needs partners - profit is growing, we need momentum! If the profit is growing, then you don’t need more money, what you need is people with high IQ to advance the momentum!
As we informed you earlier, the previous management department under the leadership of the former CEO Andrei Burchik miscalculated the development model and did not take into account the fact that not all of our users constantly use communication services. This is as honest as any of them got so far.
Okay, so now you, the investors, know you dealt with complete morons.
These kangaroo-monkeys actually build up their system on the premise that anyone who would purchase their tokens would also use their phone services…?
How stupid is that?
Ico’s main objective is
1 – that the company which issues the tokens gathers the needed funds for finishing their project aka turning it into a success story.
2- for the investors to get as high revenue from their purchased tokens as possible.
Not to use the investors to use the product they’re trying to put on the market.
Jesus fucking kangaroo, this is the reason why so many (9 out of 10) ICO end in disaster because they’re lead by complete brain diarrheas'.
The good news is, as it seems now they have someone on board who has at least the basic knowledge of how to run a business.
The bad news is that it might be too late. The bad rap the company got all over the Internet, the attention they already triggered by certain (don’t ask me which and where) government agencies for their behavior will make it x-times harder to get any new funds.
The idea with Israeli company Spikko Telecom is a sign of working brain of Mr. Golod.
Here’s my idea, why don’t you offer free numbers and phone calls to the biggest in the biz, like Uber, airports, shipping, train, bus companies, travel agencies, hotels… anyone who offers its services all over the world.
Free numbers and free phone calls in exchange for free Miracletele commercials on their platforms.
Have you any idea, how many customers miracletele could get alone through Uber if they managed to sign a deal with them?
And there’re hundreds of companies with millions of daily customers, which need reliable worldwide phone service.
Okay, a question for you… how much did you invest in this hole called miracletele to receive this email?
I’m following a couple of accounts of users who already plan to take action against miracletele if they, as we used to say, hit the road like a roadrunner… and none of them got this email.
Just wondering, you know.
