Out of the three media i.e. this forum, the website and Telegram, only Telegram allows complete control over the narrative and its record.
I find this to be a common phenomenon, where admin that find difficulty managing shortcomings in the actual project resort to managing the record of those shortcomings in the media.

That new thread no longer exists, and the BBOD Official account has been scrubbed clean, whether by the mods or BBOD themselves, is unclear.
Also, the Haldor account which started this thread has been inactive for two months, and the latter responding account kojektea appears to also have lost interest.
All in all, BBOD's approach on this forum has been very poor and uninspiring for investor confidence.

Does this thing have any relation to CUSD stablecoin, or have you just copied their name?


5,533 tweets and only one showing... what's all that about?


If I had a dollar, stable or otherwise, for every time I read that.....

I see only a professed intention, no plans.


"support the victims" implies the creation of a positive financial opportunity: you seem to think that that is an achievable goal in 2020's changed environment.
I am not so sure: apart from the negative association that the Clubcoin brand carries, there are "fast chains, great features and modern UI's" everywhere, and going nowhere valuewise.
Also you must know that the vast majority of Clubcoins were distributed to BitClub members who had no knowledge of or interest in cryptocurrency per se: they saw it solely as a fiat opportunity, and the last thing they want to be reminded of is being scammed, the experience scarring them against further crypto involvment permanently.
And thirdly, not that I am accusing you, it is not unknown for "rescue" reboots of scams to turn out to be scams themselves.

Just what the world needs.
I was smart enough to tell you years ago that the people behind Clubcoin were scammers and liars, and that it would end in tears.
How smart does that make you?

Take your $1 scam and your referral link and fuck off.

What does "kinda" mean?

FTFY

Don't be a complete dick.

Personally, I feel like tagging them just for writing this shit (and for "partnering" with P2PB2B)


My minor contribution to trashing this crap is the observation that, despite using a London virtual office to register a limited company*, their T&C's stipulate that any disputes
Well, I know the UK's just Brexited and stuff, but I thought referring to them as the martial islands was a bit strong.
But they corrected the spelling

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When I have doubts about projects I tend to share them on their actual thread, so I suggest you crosspost your findings onto their [ANN] so there is a reality check for any "real" members who be tempted by this nonsense and its shill posts.
You never know, they might even respond to your points, it's always fun when they do.
Good find.

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Mercatox is an exchange that been around for about three years and has, shall we say, a chequered history (search time) but is still going. It's always been referred to as a "UK exchange" for no other reason that I can find than their Uk company registration.
More of that further down.

The ARC Iris UK limited company I referred to above* is ATB INVEST LTD, the director of which is Ronald RODRIGUEZ LEON, listed as Costa Rican (and his LM Management SA company).
Ronald RODRIGUEZ LEON is "active" in UK company registrations, he's been a director of 30 different ones since 2015. A perfectly natural occupation for a Costa Rican, cómo no?
One of his thirty companies was renamed only yesterday, to the catchy title of 10463744 LTD (thus copying its registration number.    I've been doing this for years, first time I've seen that).
They also changed their address and Sr. Leon resigned as director.
They also backdated his resignation (yes scammers of the world, you can do that sort of shit with UK company registrations) to last year.
The company used to be called MERCATOX LIMITED....

They're paying for posts, probably why:

I'd just ignore everybody if I was you.

An MLM scam and a ponzi, the exchange is only one of their bullshit revenue claims.

It is very much a thing this secondary "recovery" scamming, started in binary options and is now more and more common in a crypto context. Quora's full of this shit.
I profiled a bunch of them here.

"Legit looking?"
Full of broken English and grammar errors, a domestic address in Kentucky as an office, with a Bronx telephone number?


I don't wish to sound mean, but you should just stop now. Stick with cash, and don't talk to strangers.

It's the same as posted three posts up #3806.

This initially seems to be only applicable to P2P trading, but the Alice codicil and the later "sane" use proviso extend that to wider acceptable scenarios.
I'm interested because I don't P2P trade here, but I have -till now- left negative trust for members who promote or enable schemes which I actively consider to be scams (defined as such according to my own reasoning), because I believe that is a constructive way to help trust readers make an informed decision about whether to trade with/invest in the subject.

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That's a crap text spinner he's using.

The only legal action currently taking place is for specific crimes committed by specific individuals. So, no.


Be very careful there. Many stage 2 scammers will crawl out of the woodwork, offering all sorts.
If you joined thru a referral, I suggest going after your upline.

Indeed.
Apparently Kalen Dangerfield (the CEO of the non existent United Trust co, "the American made and regulated, fully transparent and registered to the US government company" that operates TrustUSD) has run off with the proceeds of his nice little Pump and Dump is taking extended time out from communicating with his sect-like Telegram followers, in order to write a 'Brand New White Paper'.
Maybe he's bought some text spinner software.