daomaker.com Reviews 

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TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM & SHADY LAUNCHPAD!

SCAM & SHADY LAUNCHPAD!
Users BEWARE of DAO maker shady practice.
Onlce you stak $DAO tokens you bassically cannot withdraw them from the launchpad. No matter for how long you staked them. I've staked around 5000 $DAO for 45days in order to participate in few IDOs.
The first problem that I've noticed was the fact, that the allocations was very small (3-10 times less) compared to the other launchpads i've participated at same time for same projects.
Aanyway I've used additional $DAO to "purchase" the allocated tokens.
My staking period has ended few days ago, and considering that $DAO hus dumped almost 50% since I've staked them, I have withdraw them in order to sell.
Today I've noticed that all my participation in following IDO were terminated! I got much LESS TOKENS than was allocated to me (despite the full upfront payment), and the price per token is become MUCH higher ! Even than the actual market price !!!
I didn't received any refund and any information about why is it so.

RTF $119 allocation (fully participated)
Token Price: $0.10
I should get: 1190 tockens
I've got only: 283$RTF or $0.42 per token !

$SMX won $136 allocation (fully participated)
Token Price: $0.02
I should get: 6800 tockens
I've got only: 1000$RTF or $0.136 per token !

$WMAS I've won $54.5 allocation (fully participated)
Token Price: $0.12
I should get: 456 tockens
Got only: 187$RTF or $0.2915 per token !

DAO Maker admin ot telegram said, that no matter for how long you have staked your $DAO tokens, you MUST keep them on DAO MAKER untill the very END OF VESTING !
If IDO vesting will end in 360 days - you must keep ALL your $DAO tokens on their account !
None of other launchpads has such shady terms. So I don't recomend DAO MAKER to anyone, because you will lose on tokn price wich dumps and also you will pay higher than the market price for IDO tokens !

May 14, 2024
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Someone’s Making Fraudulent DAO Maker Accounts with My Email

Someone signed up for a DAO Maker email using my account. I did NOT sign up myself. I researched the company. Found their website through a search online (not through a link in the email) and clicked the Forgot My Password link to see if the account was successfully created. They did successfully send me an link to change the password. I saw at the bottom of the email it says to reply to the email if I did NOT request this change. It came from a no reply account, but I tried to email them anyways to report the fraud. No surprise, my reply bounced. I clicked a link on the website directly to get support, and it tried to get me to download Telegram. Legit business don’t make you download Telegram for support claims. I tried looking through the Terms and Conditions. Found a couple email addresses I could try contacting, but no phone number or address. They are required by law to post those in their emails and website. This is either a spoofer pretending to be DAO Maker, or DAO Maker is a scam in itself. If you get unsolicited emails from DAO Maker, change all your passwords!

April 3, 2023
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

800 DAO POWER Investment taken

Investment taken.
I invested in DERACE one of their games.
Unfortunately, they moved my money without notice to another vault and now it's improving impossible to get back with unclear customer service.

DO NOT take the risk at investing in this bogus company!!!

September 13, 2021
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