Thats another things that too many of these blockchain dev turned thieves dont realize is that there are serious consequences for stealing the kind of money that they are taking. Personally I would look at money that I got scammed out of as a lesson learned but there are plenty of people here hat would not be so nice if they lost enough
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Yeah a lot of these ICO scammers make me want to puke and gurgle my own puke and spit it in their faces.
Like I want to launch my own project but one of the reason I don't is for a few reasons. I want to know 100% I can deliver on the promise and also I want to make sure that it doesn't somehow land me in Club FED for breaking some obscure law.
I'm surprised Jerry didn't think of that more when he made the SMT post. I mean he was basically going to take everyone's money and make more money with it while pitching the future promise built on a mechanism that doesn't exist at this point yet.
I'm no legal expert but that kind of sounds like a security if you are taking people's money for the promise of something in the future especially when there is no existing code for what he is pitching.
Because I'm not willing to be a greedy little savage I feel like that is why my STEEM wallet isn't as fat....... but oh well I guess.
yeah same. I almost came to that point but id rather make my money honestly. At least my first billion.
It is tough to not break bad for sure. I have seen so many sketch balls getting rich right before my eyes. Sometimes it is so clear they are shady scammers but it is like they just make a living taking advantage of people and lying right to their faces.
I just can't do it and I can't keep my mouth shut when I see bullshit scammers at work. A lot of times there is no reward to call it how it is unfortunately.