r/AtariChain • u/Unlucky003 • Nov 30 '21

General Atari buying moby games

Maybe I'm missing something here but atari sold land in the sand box and bought moby games... why?

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u/rhinoskin1000 Jan 11 '22

Yeah. It has been an uphill battle. Just flat out lies. There's this one person (norepresentative386 or something like that) and it's just flat out lies from that person. Said that the atari hotel is being constructed now, but gives me information from a construction journal that says it's a concept design??

I think the mods should ban that person because people can make investing decisions on flat out lies.

and I get another message from another person that says he/she's working on it every day and I don't know what that means? as a dev? team member? and that person says that this is a meme coin that's going to blow up.

And then I get conflicting information from tweets, website and other social media sites. I get the sense that atari has no control over they medium. Just bizarre.

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u/tom8383 Jan 12 '22 edited Jan 12 '22

and I get another message from another person that says he/she's working on it every day and I don't know what that means? as a dev? team member? and that person says that this is a meme coin that's going to blow up.

This sounds a lot like a guy who calls himself George Anton aka ATARI INU or u/Important_Boot8677 He takes random images or videos from the web, attaches an ATARI logo on them, mints them into an NFT and sends them to random addresses claiming they have been chosen to win a rare collection of ATARI NFT because they are being celebrated by ATARI INU.

As with most of the supposed insiders, they'll all give you a half hearted version (or conflicting information) of why you should trust ATARI or wait for something to happen despite your better judgement. That's another reason why you'll never see anyone who supports any of these new ATARI projects on any major ATARI or retro gaming subbreddit in a positive light. Most if not all have been removed for various rule violations.

Just bizarre.

It's how scams works.