Concerns About Smart Energy Pay (SEP) Project

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nick_minerSenior Member
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#1Nov 20, 2018, 09:43 PM
I just skimmed through your analysis and wow, it screams scam. These guys are trying to trick those who can't tell a real blockchain from a fake one. The fact that they might be faking liquidity and stealing bank info is a huge red flag. Thanks for the heads up, I wouldn't invest in this anyway.
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#2Nov 21, 2018, 03:40 AM
Seriously, most altcoins seem to flop eventually, whether they're scams or just bad business. It's always the investors who take the hit. Not shocked this one's labeled a scam. How do these projects even get funding? It's wild. I tell anyone looking for safe bets to stick with bitcoin.
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nick_minerSenior Member
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#3Nov 21, 2018, 06:22 AM
Anyone know if there are stats on how much cash and how many people got sucked into this scam? Would love to see how widespread this is. But honestly, it’s sad because scams like this happen all the time. We can warn our friends, but it feels like that's all we can do.
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sage_2021Member
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#4Nov 21, 2018, 07:17 AM
🚨 We've seen false claims about Smart Energy Pay (SEP) circulating, especially from someone called Golo96. These accusations are wrong and seem meant to tarnish SEP’s name. 🔷 Here’s the truth: SEP is the native coin of a standalone Layer-1 blockchain, not some third-party token.
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nick_minerSenior Member
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#5Nov 21, 2018, 08:38 AM
Wow, didn't expect to see a project rep jump in here claiming it’s legit and we’re all wrong. Okay, I’ll give you a chance to convince us it’s not a scam. What makes SEP trustworthy? Because honestly, it just feels like another low-liquidity token with no real use.
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