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Topic: TONEE project, is a scam. (Read 37 times)

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Today at 05:49:34 PM
#7
A few months ago, one of my friends sent me his invite link to this project. This project claimed a new airdrop called TONEE and also they claimed that their mini telegram app also rewards people with TON coins (which is native to Telegram's own chain).
I had almost 1.2 TONs based on what they said on the app, but for withdrawing the coins, you needed to buy a "booster".
Most of all these telegram apps are turning out to be scams, people are no longer making money from them again, most of the airdrops that happened recently turned out to be dust, what most people received isn’t really worth it, and most of them do request for users to either make some transactions or for them to pay some amount of money to increase their rank, but at the end, what people do receive sometimes is not even up to the amount spent on the transaction or amount spent to increase rank.
 
I know nothing about the project that you are talking about, but immediately they ask you to pay before you will be able to claim your reward. It looks suspicious, you shouldn’t have paid the money. When participating in an airdrop, you are not even supposed to put money in them, if you don’t put any money in it, if the airdrop turns out to be a scam, it’s not really going to be painful compared to when you put money in it.
newbie
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Today at 04:45:47 PM
#6
It would be really awesome if all those millions of people who clearly want to be able to honestly earn by playing would gang up to do it right.

One of my possibly ridiculous ideas alludes to the perennial popularity of "good stories"...

It seems to a possibly far-fetched imagination that if even relatively few awesome players played out some really good stories they could, simply by playing a decent game really really well, build together a Galactic Edutainment Network (GEN) that would drive and manifest such awesome tales that it would become a tempting acquisition target for the likes of Disney.

That would entail playing so well, probably being so welcoming to new players and helping new players develop striking characters with mass appeal to the audiences of empires such as the Disney empire, that in essence the players would be co-operatively building a "franchise" type of thing that ultimately hopefully the best players would end up eschewing the idea of selling out to the likes of Disney, pointing out that such parochial operations on such backwater (and possibly mythical) planets as the planet known as Earth are possibly themselves too tiny and trivial even to be considered tempting acquisitions for GEN...

-MarkM-



Someone please give markm rep here, if possible, thank you. Your creative imagination is an asset to the community.
legendary
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Today at 04:39:21 PM
#5
It would be really awesome if all those millions of people who clearly want to be able to honestly earn by playing would gang up to do it right.

One of my possibly ridiculous ideas alludes to the perennial popularity of "good stories"...

It seems to a possibly far-fetched imagination that if even relatively few awesome players played out some really good stories they could, simply by playing a decent game really really well, build together a Galactic Edutainment Network (GEN) that would drive and manifest such awesome tales that it would become a tempting acquisition target for the likes of Disney.

That would entail playing so well, probably being so welcoming to new players and helping new players develop striking characters with mass appeal to the audiences of empires such as the Disney empire, that in essence the players would be co-operatively building a "franchise" type of thing that ultimately hopefully the best players would end up eschewing the idea of selling out to the likes of Disney, pointing out that such parochial operations on such backwater (and possibly mythical) planets as the planet known as Earth are possibly themselves too tiny and trivial even to be considered tempting acquisitions for GEN...

-MarkM-
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Today at 04:34:31 PM
#4
I have a newbie friend who is not on this forum but a newbie to cryptocurrency, who fall for this scheme also so their victims are mostly newbies, since their lack the basic knowledge to know what the step to take and how to spot a scam, just like in those case, the ops who have to pay fees which are call gas fees this ended them in scam from the project.

What you people should know is that, majority of the current projects that engage is the tap to earn thing are scam and riding on the success of few of those projects, to keep scamming people along the line.
newbie
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Today at 04:27:23 PM
#3
Charles-Tim is correct, imo, since Tap-To-Earn simply doesn't produce enough honest revenue to share anything with the users. TONEE was probably designed to be easy money for the devs not you. If anyone finds a flaw in that simple logic please let me know. Now that we've established a logical mindset, why are so many millions of people going nuts about tap-to-earn? Insanity is almost everywhere these days.


Edit: (Partly for humor) Catizen is flying high with huge profits for so many people. Did you get in early? Tap-To-Earn is so easy and the money is great! PM me to receive 420 special referral bonus links!  Cheesy

ps. Catizen is swipe-to-earn instead of tap, makes sense that one has real value.
legendary
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Today at 04:20:54 PM
#2
Any tap-to-earn or tap-to-scam (tap-and-pay) or whatever they are called that directly or indirectly want you to pay coins for you to get more rewards or for you to be able to withdraw, just know that will be the lastest scam just as scam were in ICOs in those days. So do not pay anything is the best. A friend sent me many of the tap-to-earn invite links some months ago, begging me to just access the link for him receive the referral reward. I did and I noticed two among them is luring people to pay. I just clicked on the link and later I deleted them because they are spamming my Telegram with unwanted messages.
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Today at 04:14:17 PM
#1
A few months ago, one of my friends sent me his invite link to this project. This project claimed a new airdrop called TONEE and also they claimed that their mini telegram app also rewards people with TON coins (which is native to Telegram's own chain).
I had almost 1.2 TONs based on what they said on the app, but for withdrawing the coins, you needed to buy a "booster". I paid 1.4 tons (honestly, I did twice, I know I acted greedy) and the mini app says withdrawal was successful, but the only successful withdrawal was from my Tonekeeper app Smiley)
if anyone from the project sees this, please explain to me. Otherwise, we have to consider them a scam project.
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