Topic: WARNING DeepOnion is a SCAM, proof inside! - page 80. (Read 70335 times)

Have you not read what we've been discussing in this thread?

Talk about ignorance.

...No, it has not.

That is pretty scary for you. I hope you don't encounter a big dump.

Hi guys, has this FUD piece about DeepOnion been addressed? I am currently balls deep in DeepOnion, having brought over 10k worth on exchanges.  



You guys are making me nervous here.

I have been a part of the DeepOnion community for a few months now, and I can honestly say, that I am genuinely impressed by the community, the staff and the development team.

Community members are supportive and helpful. Moderators (and regular members) spend a great deal of time running community events, contests, giveaways, etc -- in addition to their duties of preventing spam, bots, and making sure the forums are in order. The Development team is constantly announcing updates (sometimes through the mod team) to the technology as a whole and ensuring they accomplish milestones in accordance with the roadmap. Community members are allowed and ENCOURAGED to make suggestions, contribute to development, and critique DO without fear of repercussions.

Regular members (some are not even a part of the airdrop) have created logos, wallpapers, signatures, website designs & even wallet UI designs -- not because they want Onions -- but because they believe in the project.

There is also a newsletter that goes out frequently to inform everyone who isn't on the forums about all the updates and progress.

This is, by far, the best project I have ever followed in the crypto world. All those folks "crying wolf" and talking bad about DO, should put aside their personal opinions for a day, and at least legitimately spend some time to check out the project. I believe if they did that, they too would see the potential in this project.

I don't think that this is a scam as being have one of this part of airdropped I believe on it. deep onion has a potential just like other coin, there is some negative scenario of it but read and base for some info about it.

A "scam" has nothing at all to do with so called "earnings" NOOB. 
How much you do or do not make off the scheme is 100% irrelevant.

There is a big risk yes its true but this is another way of marketing.
They choose to distribute coins with airdrop structure. And miners hate this situation.
But it seems this style is working.

Just because its being airdropped to some doesn't mean people aren't buying on exchanges also.  I'm not saying its a scam, just saying that it could be.  It would be nice to get an answer to where the stakes from the premine are going though.

Along the way as you get to know the project and read the forums, you will understand why we believe in this coin.  I've never been part of the airdrop, but I was one of those who mined it when it didn't have any value.  It got listed at novaexchange, i bought some just for investment purposes.  But seeing the roadmap, this coin has a lot of potential.  I believe this is going to be in the top 20 soon.

I agree. For sure, those who are promoting deeponion have also their own side and version of the story. They must also know the features and potentials of the coin and project. Those who invest in deeponion should also have made their own study and analysis of their actions.

Yea this is an interesting turn of events

At least try and get the facts right when trying to convince people that deeponion is a scam.

1)How can you participate in a scam fake airdrop (Really, Signature Campaign)? SO?
2) You need to post at least 10 posts on bitcointalk in support of Deep Onion. You need 10 posts, yes, but you dont need to even mention deeponion, let alone support it. In fact you could probably join and continue your mission here.

Interesting. I see that cryptodevil has just poked his head into the ANN thread, asking about some of their claims about DeepSend. By all accounts, DeepSend is vaporware, so I'm curious to see where this goes, and whether red paint will start being thrown:

It doesn't mean anything. I've got paid 0.8 BTC (0.1btc each month) from GAW Miners signature. They've paid out 53.2BTC for just signature campaign to promote their scam.
Guess what happens after that! https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gaw-josh-garza-discussion-paycoin-xpy-xpyio-ion-ionomy-always-make-money-857670

Deeponion is a scam is unbelievable. Because it is a good project. Moreover free Deeponion may be sale in exchange. Deeponion is already listed in many exchange. Who get free DeepOnion can sale in market. So deeponion is not a scam.

Except you are entirely mistaken ...
Airdrop participants don't have to say a SINGLE WORD about DeepOnion each week to be eligible for the airdrop.
Their posts just have to be supportive of the topic of the thread and helpful to the bitcointalk community as a whole, as opposed to derogatory and negative or hateful in nature.
Contrary to popular belief, we don't have to post about how awesome DeepOnion is.


Like I already stated - - this is entirely untrue. Our posts DO NOT have to be "in support of Deep Onion." They have to be in support of the thread -- meaning, helpful to the discussion and not spam.

AGAIN -- We are not required to mention DO even once per week.

I have a tiny amount of Deep Onion. I hope it succeeds so they are worth heaps like every coin I have hope for.

But to the DeepOnion dev, Im sorry I can never be an active member of a community that forces you to make a number of positive comments about a coin every week, in order to receive the airdrop. When we tell members of the community how to behave it takes away that awesome debate and competitive ideas that make crypto so brilliant. I love that I can come on here and have people disagree with me (like yourself).

If tommorrow you started saying DeepOnion was a scam, just because I promised you an airdrop of some new coin (and told you , you had to call it a scam 10 times a week) that would be really sad.

But people would do it, if they thought they would gain financially from it.

Devs have a duty to lead by example. And a great example would be allowing dissent in your community and embracing it.

Fast FAQ for Deep Onion's free airdrop participation:

1)How can you participate in a scam fake airdrop (Really, Signature Campaign)?
2) You need to post at least 10 posts on bitcointalk in support of Deep Onion.

The bigger the scam, the more ignorant people buy this cloned premined shitcoin, more profit to developers and a bit to signature campaign idiots with the "It's free for me so it is no scam for me".

Pathethic

I think deep onion is not scam, because all who participate bounty already in pay and the most important deeponion already listing in the market. deep onion I think is a good coin.

I suppose that if deeponion were not scam this thread would not be pumped by new messages every now and then. BTW I tried to sign up to deeponion site twice with different mail domains, but it didn't send me the confirmation mail. I think this is the fate =)