All searches lead me to this one post.  Any evidence to show this is NOT a scam?

Got an invitation email today as well (mine is #30549 if you care to compare). Scam flags:

  - The site currently says that "32.29% tokens remaining", which more or less the same number as what one could see 11 days ago.
  - The [srsk.co](https://srsk.co/) domain has an invalid certificate (not something you should spare upon when begging for a million dollars).
  - The [chatbot](https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@srskbot) seems to only implement the "start", "account" and "send" commands. Everything else is fake.  
 - The [block explorer](http://explorer.srsk.co/) is fake or broken:
    -  Unable to browse blocks before [2079](http://explorer.srsk.co/block/2079). Blockchain without a genesis block? No, thank you.
    -  Give him any account address and it will [tell you](http://explorer.srsk.co/addr/0xblablabla) all the same stats about it.
 - No Github or any indication of actual development.
 - The @statusm user, who claims to be "a member of the team" is an account registered some days ago for the sole purpose of posting these two comments here.
 - In general, the attempt to "hide the team" (not even finding *a single person* willing to come out as a legitimate representative) aligns much better with the desire to get the money and run without leaving a trace than anything else - the excuses "we want to be exclusive" they post on the site look lame to me. 

For the reference: the email I received came from Aiden Hamil (aiden@srskteam.org), the srskteam.org domain was registered just a week ago and is bound to a generic mailboxhost.com email provider. Google does not know of any notable developers with this name.

Good points in this article.  Nice to see I'm not the only one who thinks like this. Sell the coins that you know nothing about. Do proper research on any coin you buy. If the market falls at least you can hold your coins knowing they have a long term future.  Besides coinmarketcap.com there is:  https://www.coincheckup.com If you want to know more about the: team, product, communication transparency, advisors and investment statistics on every crypto then this is your go to platform.

Lucky me,  I got the invite.    Reviewed the site,  checked out the demo and sent them some ETH and didn't receive the tokens.    Doesn't look good,  but if you are going to go through all that trouble,  why not just create a token and send it.   They mentioned Sergio Lerner from RSK in the email.   I sent him a note asking if he could vouch for these guys.   No reply yet.

Couple of points, writing as a member of the "Status RSK". 

1. Not sure what Michael Salabi is talking about a VIP email. We never used such wording NOR do we have anything to do with RSK beyond supporting their protocol. These are "SRSK" tokens not "SBTC" which is their item. 

2. Surprised by the number of "Scam" claims. Feel free to test the technology + MVP which is publicly available on Telegram right now (just search for "@srskbot".  We are frankly a rare ICO that actually has a functional product. 

3. Any notes on the the team, this is why: https://www.statusrsk.org/the-team

By all means, if you have any concerns DO NOT SEND ANYTHING. The whole point of the private invitation is not to scam people (think that through, if we wanted to scam we should have targeted people who have no skill at all in crypto).  Regardless, thank you for your feedback.