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Could someone explain why a US Citizen/green card holder is not allowed? This bit was odd to me.
 
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Retink said:
Don't normally like KiraTV, but sometimes he does a good overview, like this video. Apparently Cryptoland is now tagging random crypto influencers in mass in hopes of gaining attention.

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For some reason, obvious scam operations almost invariably prefer to communicate entirely in DMs. It's pretty much saying "I'm a scammer and I don't want to communicate publicly because I can scam you better in private."
 
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For some reason, obvious scam operations almost invariably prefer to communicate entirely in DMs. It's pretty much saying "I'm a scammer and I don't want to communicate publicly because I can scam you better in private."
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Supposedly it's not a scam as there are actual documents and agreements for the island that have been leaked and people have seen, it's just a project ran by complete retards who lie about random stuff for some reason. One thing I didn't mention in the post as I was still watching the video, and most of it's a recap of stuff in the thread, but apparently one of the people on the listed team members has nothing to do with the project. Several others are only contractors who work with other companies but have provided services to Cryptoland such as architecture blue prints.

Out of all of the people who are listed on the team and have a Linkedin listed only 1 of them has Cryptoland as a place of employment.
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Might be opening post worth @Nazrin
 
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Just imagine if this shit was real and you had one of these shitcoin condos on the island. If you wanted to get food your choice would be the one, maybe two restaurants on the island serving crypto meme food and maybe a vending machine because there sure as shit isn't any Popeyes. Who would want to live here for more than a few days

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Supposedly it's not a scam as there are actual documents and agreements for the island that have been leaked and people have seen, it's just a project ran by complete retards who lie about random stuff for some reason.
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All they have is an agreement in principle on planning permission for a resort on an island they don't own. I'd reckon if they got far enough they'd buy the island to keep the scam going on a bit longer, and then they own a foreign island free with a complimentary tory mansion.
 
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awoo said:
I knew the pinball machine was too detailed to be animated by the lazy animators themselves
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I'm surprised I didn't notice that it was literally a different table with none of the graphics the one in the animation had.
 
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Could someone explain why a US Citizen/green card holder is not allowed? This bit was odd to me.
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I'm going to guess that the nature of this island is some shady shit, and if they agree to allow business with US citizens to occur it would create a lot of regulatory problems which they just can't have.
 
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I'm going to guess that the nature of this island is some shady shit, and if they agree to allow business with US citizens to occur it would create a lot of regulatory problems which they just can't have.
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Also America is a lot more likely than other countries to go after your assets when you pull dodgy shenanigans. For instance, Calvin Ayre spent several years as a fugitive for running Bodog, which the U.S. considers an illegal gambling operation. And if you're in that situation forget ever traveling anywhere with a layover in the U.S. They'll drag you off the plane even if the plane somehow got diverted to a U.S. layover. Similarly, forget ever interacting with the U.S. banking system.
 
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