A simple Google search tells me it's a scam, although I can't link to the forum because of stupid BHW Rules.
"30 reasons not to participate in ICO Worldcore. Worldcore is a scam you can avoid!
1. The most expensive advertising on the forum of Pavel Krymov MMGP. As you know, the forum belongs to Krymov and on it the rotten lodges are advertised. The European company priori will not cooperate with the criminal and especially will not do advertising on the stash of pyramids and other projects not related to investment. The most expensive banner (1000 US Dollars per week) and the most acidic source of traffic (1.8%) is clearly a sign of unreasonable advertising, beneficial only for Pavel Krymov.
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2. The sequence of dates for calls for cooperation on ICO from Pavel Krymov and Worldcore. August 23 - Pavel Krymov on his blog posts information that a large advertising campaign ICO is preparing. August 24 (the day after the publication of Krymov) on the site Bitcointalk org (the largest forum on crypto currency), the topic ICO Worldcore appeared.
3. The domain worldcore.com is designed for an individual (Alexey Nasonov)
http://stopkrymov.com/news/worldcor...nik-pavel-gennadevich-krymov-tokenwcr-ne-brat . This is a frivolous approach of a European company.
4. Comments under customized articles Worldcore are about the scam and Krymov. And the already frail advertising campaign ICO Worldcore failed. Investors already know that the project is connected with a fraudster.
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5. All the dates of the ICO Worldcore ad campaign overlap with the scammer's moves in the blog and on the forum. Worldcore announced ICO on August 17. The next day, on August 18, the information appeared on MMGP fraudster Pavel Krymov. On August 23, Crimea on his blog announced the search for partners to promote ICO. On August 24, the theme of Worldcore on Bitcointalk appeared. The topic, by the way, created an account, registered in mid-July 2017.
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6. Variability of the outcome of the crowdsdale. European companies do not conduct an ICO of the type "how much we collect, so much and take". This is how Krymov works. In ICO Wordcore there are no goals and obligations to return the investment, if you do not get the right amount. But there are ambitions up to 100 million US Dollars.
7. A ridiculous comment and subsequent acquittal by ICO Worldcore Paul Krymov's accomplice Julia Komnina. At first, Julia began to snarl, but then at the insistence of Krymov denied the connection between ICO Worldcore and the pyramid of Private FX.
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8. "Russian-English" - translation into English with errors. All the texts of the allegedly European ICO Worldcore were originally made in Russian, and then they were illiterately translated into English. As a result, we have extra punctuation in the English text (participial and adverbial movements, separated by commas), inherent exclusively in Russian-language writing. Also there are unique combinations of words that are apparently generated by Google translator.
9. First money - then everything else. From the basic data on crowdsale it follows that presale (pre-sale) will begin on October 2 of this year, ICO will start on October 14, and dividend payments will begin (if any) on March 31 (probably 2018). Absolutely all financial obligations to investors are planned only for 2018. All significant changes and improvements of the company have also been postponed to 2018. The scheme with deferred promises and payments is a rather unhealthy practice for a project that claims its high reputation.
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10. Ambitions that are not comparable to reality. Only a stupid optimist (swindler) is planning an ICO scam-project for 100 million dollars. This goal is nothing more than an attempt to take a bigger piece. And again Krymov's mannerism.
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11. Lack of arguments for investment. Worldcore does not have licenses, registrations, a tax report (FATCA), a corporate social responsibility (CSR) document, or even a financial plan.
12. Planning? We did not hear. Worldcore has not submitted plans for the coming year and road map for at least 3-5 years. A monthly plan, detailed items of expenditure and proof of the correctness of the choice of areas of work - there is nothing in this.
13. Lies about finished products. Worldcore reports that their cards have been working for 2 years, but no reviews, reviews or any mention of users about them.
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14. The payment system Worldcore, supposedly working for two years, did not show documents on working with Visa/Mastercard, SWIFT, etc. But it informed that it would certainly be in partnership with them ... someday. We can't believe it - two years of absolutely illegal work!
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15. The surfaced negative since 2016. Reports that Worldcore is scam, appeared in English-speaking forums as early as 2016.
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16. Doubtful team. If you are a public top manager and want to gain trust, then there must be information about you. No pages on LinkedIn, nor a mention of past successes - about the top management of Worldcore is unknown. Well, except that participation in Russian Forex-engines. Forex - the favourite legend of the pyramids of Pavel Krymov.
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By the way, iOS developer did not impress the world with the application, but we tell about this later.
17. Is CEO of Worldcore a fake? Arising from nowhere young businessman Alexei Nasonov (born in 1988) with 3 million 475 thousand CZK (about 134 000 euros) in the project? It is doubtful. But this is acceptable for Krymov - remember the pyramid of Questra Word and its Spanish actor-directors.
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Source: official website of the Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic.
18. Twisted ridiculous attendance. The Czech company? The European market? Why 50% of the traffic - RF aggregators, bitcoin-cranes and fraudulent MMGP.RU? The same thing is with attendance - the CIS and the countries of Latin America (!).
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19. Boorish communication of representative of Worldcore in profile forums. The topic starter in the ICO Worldcore branch on bitcointalk org snaps at uncomfortable questions and calls investors "morons".
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20. Bots. The bounty program from Worldcore is an offer to write 60 positive posts for bonuses from the company. Parallel to this, bots are created that use foul language and discredit the opposition.
21. Distrust of experienced investors. On the same bitointalk their own claims to WC were expressed by the experienced users of the forum. Naturally, the inconvenient questions of the topic-starter are ignored.
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22. Weak customized articles and press releases. They write about themselves about nonsense, they themselves pay in average publications. The double-dealing is so bold that nobody doubts that the words "worldcore works with banks" are lies. The article itself is a story about the fact that they, the beautiful ones, were invited to a conference.
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23. Fictional blackmail. When on the forum bitcointalk appeared members of the forum, doubting the company and its ICO, the topstarter laid out a few "screenshots" that depict how, poor, blackmailed unknown scammers. This is a mannerism of Pavel Krymov. For those who do not know - he and lime dealings paid for 500000 US Dollars. That, by the way, he will stand surety for.
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24. WCR Tokens for Fiat? Worldcore is going to sell tokens for Fiat. This contradicts the essence of the ICO and calls into question the process at the legislative level.
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25. Buying tokens before the presale? No comments.
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"The official presale will start on October 02, but we are ready to sell you tokens in a manual mode", - answers the "CEO" of the company Worldcore Alexei Nasonov. For those who do not understand: this move with the open sale of WCR to the presale is made in order to pour its money on the purse of Worldcore and yell then: "see how our security is claimed!" The usual stupid step by Krymov, who is also ready to invest money from investors even before the start of the project.
26. Investigations on other resources. A simple language for those who do not know English: one star is the worst estimate. The word Scam in the first line is probably already seen. In sum, this is greetings about the failure of Worldcore from 2016.
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27. The similarity of the failed ICOs of Solvena and Worldcore. Work on forums, made hastily sites, tokens for fiat, an external gloss without facts inside, actors-managers, lack of data about the team and other dubious nuances - all this is Krymov's mannerism.
28. Allegedly 2 years of work and the lack of a normal iOS-application. A strange fact about an allegedly successful fin-teh company, isn’t?
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29. Just a notable mention of Forbes, which covers Worldcore
So, this is not Worldcore in the top-100 successful companies and not the director on the cover page. This journalist discusses on abstract topics, used Google to find some boys on the subject, cited as an example. Nearby is a mention of the world circus brand Du Soleil, just in case.
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30. CE Award startup awards 2017 - regular online voting.
Worldcore boasts of an allegedly prestigious European award. Do you know how to get it? Those who are not lazy, just register on the site and twist their online voting. Who has worked more - he won. That’s all.
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Where Krymov is, expect trouble. Worldsore - the scam of Pavel Krymov"
