Topic: Ziber.io is a scam! DO NOT INVEST!! Now CONFIRMED! Doors are now closed - HAHAHA - page 2. (Read 6352 times)

https://www.facebook.com/Ziber-The-First-Blockchain-mobile-operator-730447767157916/


Seriously, a Finance Company? My bad! Just remembered that Team Ziber's mother tongue is not English, thus opting to pick the first description on the generated list that's designed to represent their company's model because in Germany or Russia, F comes before C, C as in ... wait for it ... Communications.

Even if it is not a scam that github codebase is horrendous.  The software engineer in me (yes I eat them) couldn't help but cringe a few times looking at it.  Someone needs a code review. 
(cryptic 'shorthand' variables, very long functions with 4 or 5 levels of if else nesting, etc)

Just wanted to say that i appreciate your way, Parker, to get back to a true, maybe to technical, discussion. Including Gleb (i never talked to him before) as a warning instance in, let's say in ICO deserts.

Nothing personal, definetly nothing, but we have to cope with a new quality of hacking, trolling whatever.

And if i'm the first that keeps the light up for a good idea under heavy storms, then i am.


Again, this idea is to smart to get burried by bought trolls that try to buy time for competitors.

I literally give a fuck who wins in this childish battle. I know i will try to put this idea into real world.

Very quickly.


Got that, trolls?

regards,

Hydro

Looks like the previous deposit address conveniently got hacked. Maybe your best friend's investment is gone.

Is ziber really a scam ? My best friend invested 20 ethereum in it.

Well I don't know what happened between you and Gleb but I mean to say that I only wrote one post in support to Ziber, at the very beginning, when there weren't any scam accusations yet, and that when said scam accusations started to pop out, I stayed well out of the crap, although it's true that I was surprised, because, it's a fact: their product does work. Now there's not much room for doubt anymore, anyway, since they obviously ran away with the money.
What I mean is that if you actively defended them on numerous occasions I'm not sure our situations really can compare.

@Gleb: Yes, i "activated" my old account, and of course didn't remember that password since, yesterday. I read all the insults and anything you've been offended with. I absoluty understand your anger - But as Parker does, we might try put this discussion back to non personal tracks.

The point is, i've had this idea some years ago but i failed to program a multi mobile OS client / proxy that does "hidden" calls on behalf of an app.

The only OS that might, technically, allow hidden calls is Android. No way with Apple, or, at those times, Blackberry. Or Windows mobiles.

And anyway, i've been working with, how they call it, "masternodes", in projects, especially Genesys related, that simply have some whatever 100 sim cards attached and might do the proxy function even without mobile gateways. But only 100's - Thoses are billion gateways to call our old school parents on landline. So to say.

IF ziber is a scam, and i will NEVER predict right now wether it is or not, those guys have / had a interesting idea.

And guess what, if thoses trolls and hackers succeed, let's pick up that and buy the patents (if those naive dudes even did that) and relaunch it. Without ICO, trolls, hackers and other social bullshit. A pure, clean disrupting project. Gleb, i count on you ;-)

The tricky way to catch providers at their weakest point with giving free calls within their network - just to attract more customers - is, well, nice.


Let's see where this is some weeks later,


regards,

Hydro

For someone who almost never invests in ICOs, I was completely fooled this time. After trying their app, I had also given them my support, and had even wanted to take care of their translation to French   (though another scammer, LAETI, who does all the work with automated translation tools, had already applied and gotten the job before me, which pissed me off at that moment, but it now actually looks like I was lucky that she went by before me  ).

Now there remains one question, which is the reason why I trusted them in the first place: they had a finished product to offer, which is pretty rare for ICOs, and their app was actually working rather well. I called my family and friends in Belgium on several occasions, for free, as was part of their campaign. How did this app work, and how could it be free, then, if it was all a scam? I'm not worried about my own safety: I'm a cautious person and I only downloaded the app on my multi-use computer, not the one with crypto private keys on it, but I mean, every time I called someone in Belgium they said that I was using a Belgian phone number. Ziber explained it by saying that their system worked with people "giving" their mobile phone plan to the network (and would later be rewarded through their token), but now I'm starting to worry. Whose phone numbers were those? How did the app work (or does, actually: I haven't used it for a few days but it still launches normally when clicked on)?

Speaking of vitals ...

https://bitcointalk.org/seclog.php


Dude hasn't logged in for months and when he does he gravitates to an obvious scam to give it cred.  

@mammabitcoin2u


Dude, you stole my schtick!!!  Proof: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/here-we-go-again-theymos-ban-all-my-accounts-if-2017657

Why why do I click open your stuff!! Ahh hilarious yet true.

I seen a fuck coin at least it's properly named for the exit.

And Dudes from Ziber, if you ever read this and are true, call the, yeees, centralized ICANN to just top-down block all DNS requests to ziber.io

Btw, did somebody check the vita of "Ziber" here?

I'll bet it's in no way related to Ziber.

Wow, we see an epic fight trolls and hackers vs. a brilliant idea.

Who ever wins, the idea will stay.

And i promise as a 47 dude that planned VoIP networks all over the world, the idea is brilliant and will - stay.

I can't imagine that all thoses fairs, that, well, pre-alpha-Client was a foundation for a scam?

As i wrote earlier, then that is the biggest scam - regarding efforts - of all times.

And then, they even deserve my funds.


regards,

Hydro

Amazingly, nary a Newbie or bought user account once defending Ziber has come to this thread to stick it up my ass to demonstrate their continuing support for Ziber: The APP that'll take down Skype. Come on, guys, there's plenty of room. Hunt your favorite kitchen appliance and start a rammin'. Don't bother 'bout addin' lube, for you know how I love it - ROUGH! And don't even think 'bout startin' small, e.g. a can opener - initiate the desired process with one of them industrial bread mixers turned on at top speed. I is ready to show Slave who's the biggest slut in all of cryptoland ...



I'm goin' all in (no pun intended) with Vlad's ForeSkinCoin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moved-ann-foreskincoin-fkc-cause-goyims-need-a-coin-too-2048370

It is better if you buy ZERO token, you can't lost with it :-)  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-zero-token-ico-next-step-in-ico-evolution-crowdsale-live-2051833

Address  0xAb98922CA2be48214539c7D5Dc63a343d14d7227
ETH Balance:   0 Ether
No Of Transactions:   0 txn
No one wants their tokens anymore.

they reopen the adress 

Bu-ga-ga ... scamers published new adress 0xAb98922CA2bexxxxxx39c7D5Dc63a343d14d7227

The scam continues.

Were a hackers gooses or mooses or sheeps or fishes?

To be fair, I'd concede that adhering to initial road cards from here on out is a vast improvement by the Ziber Sleuths according to their newly release road card ...

today they shut down the website with 50 000 eth