Topic: Worldcore - Fake names of employees (Read 257 times)

This screenshot of the site worldcore.com which is disabled now.

Is this a good reason that Worldcore made the Roadmap and the List of employees inaccessible for clients?

Since the questions here are duplicated in the topic “WORLDCORE - A SCAM!”, I propose to continue the discussion there.

what? hide their faces? you have already published the list of employees yourself.
moreover, you have already been given the comment already: the site that was created for ico campaign is not available now since the campaign itself is finished, and there's no reason to support and service it anymore.
by the way, the latest news and updates (both technical and financial, and legal) were several days ago and they were closely connected to the roadmap.

Can you provide links to Whitepaper, Employees List or Roadmap from Worldcore official website?
People shouldn't search this info in Telegram or somewhere else anyway.

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I prefer that this issue to be discussed openly. If Worldcore Support offered to write somewhere, then I assume that the management is already aware of this problem.
And what is connection between the ICO campaign and the removed list of employees, why do they hide their faces and delete Roadmap? I doubt that reliable companies doing such kind of things.

by the way, you can find the employee list (and the roadmap) in the whitepaper in which you were so much interested in. this user wrote to the official wrc telegram channel moderator and aksed to send the wp. it was done. so, now, do you know where to look for the team slide and others?

veleor, to my mind we discussed this point last month. the support service suggested to address this question to the official worldcore e-mail since support service at worldcore.eu is not responsible for the part of ico campaign. so, the question to you: did you send the request to e-box in order to get an official response?

You know where is the list of the company's employees on the official Worldcore website?
As far as I know it was there before, but I can't find it now.

as was previously mentioned, xing is a business-oriented social network and anyone could create a profile with alexey salonsky's photo and choose any name instead of his real one. it is not necessarily him who did this. it's not checkable.
moreover, shortening alexey solonsky to alex sol is quite ok and doesn't compromise and hide his personality.

Richard Bracke's (Alexey Solonsky) profile in 2015 year on the xing.com
http://web.archive.org/web/20151228182840/https://www.xing.com/profile/Richard_Bracke2

7 Proven. ☑    - Worldcore writing own positive reviews

I have seen some Worldcore shills that write false reviews.

It is relatively obvious by reading the reviews.

8 Not proven. ☒�  - Fake social media profile of Alexey

However with the "fake profiles".

1) They are on a third party social media site. Anyone can make a fake profile on there - it is not necessarily done by the person in the photo.

2) It is reasonably common for people to use fake profiles on social media or to shorten their names or use Nicknames.

Alexey Solonsky using Alex Sol is quite acceptable and is not hiding the their identity.

3) It is reasonably common for  people to fake profiles of OTHER people on social media.

I'm neither convinced that Alexey Solonsky made the Richard Bracke profile nor that it "fooled" anyone. It would be downright stupid to use your own photo on a social media site and identify your employer but use a fake name.

I have a strong suspicion that the profile was set up by someone other than Alexey Solonsky.

Using fake identities are worrying if they are used on the whitepaper or official company web pages. Using a different name on a social media site is relatively common. The way that the profile is presented makes me very suspicious about who would benefit from making such an obvious link to the profile.

Some murky tactics have been used by both sides of this dispute.

Since there is only one "employee" listed on there we can be sure 100% that  the "company information" set up on there was put there by "Richard Bracke" as well as the profile picture and the fake name.

I could post a picture of Santa Claus on there and write my name as Theymos and "owner of bitcointalk" and copy the logo from this site. It would make Theymos neither Santa Claus nor would the profile belong to the actual owner of bitcointalk.

as one can see, each site is currently available now.
https://worldcore.trade/ offers the lowest fee ever - 0.01% from the order sum.
one can withdraw the funds instantly with no delays. moreover, of the customer has any problems, he/she is able to apply to personal concierge 24/7/365. trading volume is about 2-3 btc a day that in now bad for an exchange created a few month ago.
read more about black PR campaign against worldcore:
http://worldcore-review.com/en/2018/08/21/article-navigator-customers-attack-worldcore-began-to-make-mistakes-and-the-media-to-apologise-for-slander/

What happened: Worldcore employees use fake names and write fake reviews.

Scammers Profile Link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/fintecheu-1067343

Scammers Website: http://worldcore.eu/, https://worldcore.trade/

ANN thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annico-worldcore-trade-wrc-token-on-hitbtc-and-okex-2233834

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The photo of Alexey Solonsky aka Alex Sol



According to Linkedin he is a Head of digital marketing department at Worldcore: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alsol/



Note, Worldcore was formed as a result of Swifthub rebranding in 2015.


We can conclude that Worldcore employees write fake positive reviews about their company and use fake names like "Richard Bracke".

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Edit: The picture from pissedconsumer.com was added.