I had a look at Coineum and I did not trust it right away....there is no mentioning where the company is registered, no address etc....nobody knows who the owners are and of course no faces of the CEO or anybody on the Net....so all the ingredients for SCAM are there!!!
Though I am invested in USI TECH and everything worked as promised so far, the owners are known and visible on the Internet, there is a lot to complain about here, too....and in my humble opinion, they might be able to sustain their model longterm, eventually only because of the selling of their USI Token packages with a lot of promises down the road....
Conclusion: NO RISK, NO FUN or NO RISK, NO GAIN!!
and most important: ONLY INVEST WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE !!!!!
Thanks for the comment. You're very right, deep down I knew it was a scam but I decided to give it a try. Needless to say I won't be doing it again. Lesson learnt the hard way. And yeah, USI tech is a promising company which is improving by the day. Great feeling when we get the chance to rebuy new packs. Awesome btc compounding for you buddy!
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I had a look at Coineum and I did not trust it right away....there is no mentioning where the company is registered, no address etc....nobody knows who the owners are and of course no faces of the CEO or anybody on the Net....so all the ingredients for SCAM are there!!!
Though I am invested in USI TECH and everything worked as promised so far, the owners are known and visible on the Internet, there is a lot to complain about here, too....and in my humble opinion, they might be able to sustain their model longterm, eventually only because of the selling of their USI Token packages with a lot of promises down the road....
Conclusion: NO RISK, NO FUN or NO RISK, NO GAIN!!
and most important: ONLY INVEST WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE !!!!!
Thanks for the comment. You're very right, deep down I knew it was a scam but I decided to give it a try. Needless to say I won't be doing it again. Lesson learnt the hard way. And yeah, USI tech is a promising company which is improving by the day. Great feeling when we get the chance to rebuy new packs. Awesome btc compounding for you buddy!
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