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Topic: [SCAMMER] RealSolid (Jason Annice or Kevin Armitt) owner of mcxNOW (Read 2223 times)

newbie
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From what I'm hearing the doge is not lost, might want to check back and see when the fork is fixed.
full member
Activity: 193
Merit: 100
Did that already but lost 2 mil doge, before that.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
Makes sense.

The site is now trapping all Doge and and I believe MAXcoin transfers in and out.  Some of the mods are saying Doge is on the wrong fork.  I transferred some out of the exchange but they never appeared on the blockchain I assume they are lost.

Be careful

Sell the rest into BTC and withdraw via BTC?
full member
Activity: 193
Merit: 100
Makes sense.

The site is now trapping all Doge and and I believe MAXcoin transfers in and out.  Some of the mods are saying Doge is on the wrong fork.  I transferred some out of the exchange but they never appeared on the blockchain I assume they are lost.

Be careful
newbie
Activity: 10
Merit: 0
Summary: Realsolid lied to investors and is now on the run with millions.


At the end of last year, RealSolid held an illegal IPO for shares in mcxnow.com. He touted that it was going to be the biggest altcoin exchange built in c++ and there were loads of new features upcoming (including games which would bring in more revenue). Once the IPO was over, RealSolid had made thousands of BTC and closed down the site temporarily. This was the first crash in value.

Mcxnow is now back up and worse than ever. RealSolid has fled Australia (in fear of the authorities) and now resides somewhere in Eastern Europe (apparently). He talks in the chat about once a month (it used to be daily) and he refuses to maintain the site or add any new coins. He has added rude language so no one would sign up and even disabled signups for a while. He is purposefully trying to kill the site to buy back fees for nothing, so he can close the site. Closing the site is one less piece of evidence.



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