They were bouth through their website, not mine, my mates, I’m only assisting him here; he know waits for his assassin-wife to get home and hand him his punishment when she sees what he did with the money they planned to invest in their new home.

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 Today I was cut for stacking my bounty earned tokens. I knew that tokens bought from the external sources are not legit for stacking but didn't know that affects bounty points. Jeez
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Not according to this

https://medium.com/@miracletele.mobile/miracle-tele-massive-airdrop-answering-the-most-frequently-asked-questions-5f2d70f8bea2

“Want to help us promote Miracle Tele by completing simple tasks and get up to 120 TELE tokens in return so that you can stack them, get biweekly token holder rewards, and then spend them either on our mobile services or withdraw them?”

Maybe. Maybe not.

Putting an unknown entity, the person X »the Africans« in their story is an excellent way to buy time, the only question is time for what.

No one with a clear mind goes to do financial business in Africa… you go there to rob them from their natural resources, not to invest/store your millions there (no offense if you’re from Africa – if you are you know what I’m talking about).

So they need three months… for what … maybe this:

https://doctorbinder.com/recovery-tips-after-facial-reconstruction-2/
»Generally by 3 months after a rhinoplasty procedure, most of the swelling has subsided, the new shape and size of the nose is apparent, and patients can go back to their normal routines, including exercise..”
 
I know, I know, we’re back to conspiracy theories. So let’s take a look at facts:

“to address the debts Salaries and rewards are now paid off in a usual manner.”

Nothing changed as far this goes. You still cannot withdraw your money without having their sim-card (Please validate your account by activating Miracle Tele sim card to withdraw rewards), which means they still blackmail their investors. Also, your earnings are still split between pre-chaos, and after they lowered the reward rate.

Their reward rate rises at “pre-programmed 0,02€ per day which buys them extra time to… whatever they plan to do.

For you who invested (as did my stupid mate) way too much money in this, the targets stay the same, people cemented as MiracleTele’s heads and team members.

And yes, this Mr. Roman Golod is somehow connected to this story

https://icorating.com/people/roman-golod-12654/

Will he do anything to solve this mess? Did he write the latest email at all? (it was definitely translated from Russian)

Sending a business email to your investors without signing it is as good as a... pedophile without a dick.

Time will tell.

Sure they can!

Check the other discussion on this platform connected to this theme, and you’ll see how many different sources of income this company has.

In one of my previous posts, I’ve mentioned that there’s no way they could pay their dividends to their investors with only 40,000 users… seems I was wrong (Shit happens… even to Santa when he’s jumped by a kangaroo.)

According to this:

“US adults will spend an average of 3 hours, 35 minutes per day on mobile devices in 2018, an annual increase of more than 11 minutes.”

If this is an average, it would be more then enough for MiracleTele to pay out the bi-weekly rewards, not to mention all the other stuff they have as their income (more about it on https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5174888.100)

The token sale alone got them around 14,6 million euros. If they invested this money in bitcoin or its auto trade, they would make… a shitload of money!

MiracleTele should not have any money problems, ’they’re bathing in it… that is, they would be if they invested money in promoting their business since day one and not sitting by the table and dreaming about what they will do one day when the sun seizes to shine.
 
If 40,000 users get them this insane amount of profit, imagine what 400,000 or 4,000.000 would do.
 
As I wrote, they’re allowing millions of profit to slip through their fingers… every day, week by week, month by month.
 
Oh, right, token stacking is back to normal, seems it was really just a glitch in their system.

You forgot the monthly fees for using one of their phone numbers which can be up to 15€… so 40,000 users make up to 600.000 euros per month, every month. That alone would cover over 60% of the monthly rewards they hand out (at 2€ per month).
MiracleTele should not have any money problems, they're bathing in it.

Oh, right, the stacking is back to normal, seems it was really just a glitch in their system.

Shit happens… even to Santa when he's drunk.

It seems they are trying to fix the glitch… yep, the tokens are back.

You can stack them, but they keep hanging in an endless loop… maybe they still work on whatever happened on their website.

Firefox had a similar case this year:

https://www.techradar.com/news/a-technical-glitch-has-broken-everyones-firefox-extensions

Which left, over 250 million users without their favorite addons and caused the biggest tsunami of curses against Mozilla.

This MiracleTele thing looks more and more like a disastrous case of mismanagement than a preplanned scam.

We did some research (I’m trying to help a mate who was stupid enough to invest his wife’s savings into this thing) to do some math connected to MiracleTele and what should be their first-primary targets when they started this enterprise:

There are over 40,000 airports with codes given by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) with average, every day over 8 million people flying. In 2013 total passenger numbers were 3.1 billion—surpassing the 3 billion mark for the first time ever. That number is expected to grow to 3.3 billion in 2014 (equivalent to 44% of the world’s population)

Bus - bus industry services 1.5 billion urban public transport passengers per year.

Taxi, that’s a hard one. Here’s just for the USA; transportation network companies such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. transported approximately 2.61 billion total U.S. passengers.

Hotels - STR Global estimates that there are worldwide 187,000 hotels, offering 17.5 million guest rooms, around the globe

Cruise ships - over 20 million people cruising each year.

And the list goes on and on… and on.

These should be MiracleTele’s primary targets since day one. And what did they do? They sent some guy to a couple of seminars about blockchain and… that’s it.

A year passes, millions of customers hungry for cheap worldwide phone calls, and billions of future profit lost forever.

If they invested at least five million in what you read here, they would have now a six if not a seven-figure number in paying customers.

I must retreat some things I wrote about the scam part (the blackmail stands, because it is what it is), but most of the other things are plain pure laziness and total lack of business enterprise from the Miracletele management.

They can fix it, not with hitting Africa as they plan. Yes, Africa is cheap and broke, but if they want long-term customers, then the above are their primary targets.

Keep your eyes on your accounts, and we’ll see what happens after 15-9-2019.

I checked my mate’s and other’s accounts, and they have all their money in place, not a cent is missing.

Please go to your account on Miracletele’s website and check out what it shows. It could easily be that Miracletele’s website does not communicate correctly with this Telegram thing.

Under “transactions,” you will find exactly what happened with your money. Every cent is accounted for, at least that is the case with accounts which we control at the moment.
 
As I wrote, keep your eyes on your accounts and make daily screenshots of it... you might need it in court.

It seems they are trying to fix the glitch… yep, the tokens are back.
You can stack them, but they keep hanging in an endless loop… maybe they still work on whatever happened on their website.

Firefox had a similar case this year:

https://www.techradar.com/news/a-technical-glitch-has-broken-everyones-firefox-extensions

Which left, over 250 million users without their favorite addons and caused the biggest tsunami of curses against Mozilla.

This MiracleTele thing looks more and more like a disastrous case of mismanagement than a preplanned scam.

We did some research (I’m trying to help a mate who was stupid enough to invest his wife’s savings into this thing) to do some math connected to MiracleTele and what should be their first-primary targets when they started this enterprise:

There are over 40,000 airports with codes given by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) with average, every day over 8 million people flying. In 2013 total passenger numbers were 3.1 billion—surpassing the 3 billion mark for the first time ever. That number is expected to grow to 3.3 billion in 2014 (equivalent to 44% of the world’s population)

Bus - bus industry services 1.5 billion urban public transport passengers per year.

Taxi, that’s a hard one. Here’s just for the USA; transportation network companies such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. transported approximately 2.61 billion total U.S. passengers.

Hotels - STR Global estimates that there are worldwide 187,000 hotels, offering 17.5 million guest rooms, around the globe

Cruise ships - over 20 million people cruising each year.

And the list goes on and on… and on.

These should be MiracleTele’s primary targets since day one. And what did they do? They sent some guy to a couple of seminars about blockchain and… that’s it.

A year passes, millions of customers hungry for cheap worldwide phone calls, and billions of future profit lost forever.

If they invested at least five million in what you read here, they would have now a six if not a seven-figure number in paying customers.

I must retreat some things I wrote about the scam part (the blackmail stands, because it is what it is), but most of the other things are plain pure laziness and total lack of business enterprise from the Miracletele management.

They can fix it, not with hitting Africa as they plan. Yes, Africa is cheap and broke, but if they want long-term customers, then the above are their primary targets.

Keep your eyes on your accounts, and we’ll see what happens after 15-9-2019.

Yeah, Bitconnect was a nice one, and it had an epilogue:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/alleged-bitconnect-head-arrested-in-dubai/

https://blockonomi.com/fbi-bitconnect-victims/

https://www.coindesk.com/new-bitconnect-lawsuit-combines-previous-efforts-against-crypto-scam

https://behindmlm.com/companies/bitconnect/bitconnect-florida-trial-date-set-prelim-injunction-sought-in-kentucky/

It doesn’t matter if they’re from Russia, Japan or Australia, the authorities can follow them anywhere, anytime, seven days per week, 12 months per year, until they catch them and anyone connected to them.

The bad things for them in cases like this is that their investors are from all over the world; therefore they will be searched, hunted and chased in every single country that had its residents involved in their business. One country, one court case.

»BitConnect Australia promoter and shareholder John Bigatton had his account frozen and a travel ban imposed on his movement by the Federal Court of Australia in January.”

As I wrote, don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time.

We worked with authorities in the past on money cases similar to these, and this one, it is weird. It has a background (a working tool) which most of the others did not have, they worked solely with money.

Time will tell if what is going on their website at the moment is just another glitch or something worse.

If they wanted to pull the money and run, then they waited too long, way too long.

Their fingerprint is all over the Internet, and their customers have way too many tools available to hunt them down in legal and private mode.

As some of you alerted me, you found a new glitch/scam on Miracletele website – your tokens are DISAPPEARING!

I told you to keep your eyes on your profiles.

It all started yesterday when they reactivated the automated stacking, in other words, the website now adds the tokens automatically to stack as it did before all this shit started. Since then, your tokens from YOUR UPCOMING STACK got fewer with every new stack finished.
You received their emails that you have received your reward (peanuts), but your tokens are GONE… at least that is the case by those who notified me about it.

Okay, wait, they are not entirely gone, one can still see them under BALANCE – ACCOUNT – TOKEN – STACK – under it, you will (probably) find the correct number of your tokens.

If you check under RECENT TRANSACTION you will find all your missing tokens/sent rewards with no TRANSACTION ID.. this smells more and more like a computer glitch?

Another funny thing, under the same position you will find »waiting for transaction« as if it is not finished.

Ups, if you go under “MY WALLET” you can see the dreadful truth – maybe, maybe not, you will have a position under “keep tokens in stack” labeled as “STATUS OFF” and if you try to activate the status to on you get the “THESE TOKENS CANT BE STACKED ANY LONGER” response.

This means that their system throws out all your upcoming tokens from stack mode, once you receive your next reward! Bit by bit until there is nothing more left.

Yes, they are disappearing… by by tokens… by by your money… or not... who knows?

It could be that they are ending the reward scheme and this way say goodbye to you all.

By the 15.9 when ducks are back from their vacationing most of your tokens might be gone, and then you can all sing Kumbaya my money.

As some of you alerted me, you found a new glitch/scam on Miracletele website – Your tokens are DISAPPEARING!

I told you to keep your eyes on your profiles.

It all started yesterday when they reactivated the automated stacking, in other words, the website now adds the tokens automatically to stack as it did before all this shit started. Since then, your tokens from YOUR UPCOMING STACK got fewer with every new stack finished.
You received their emails that you have received your reward (peanuts), but your tokens are GONE… at least that is the case by those who notified me about it.

Okay, wait, they are not entirely gone, one can still see them under BALANCE – ACCOUNT – TOKEN – STACK – under it, you will (probably) find the correct number of your tokens.

If you check under RECENT TRANSACTION you will find all your missing tokens/sent rewards with no TRANSACTION ID.. this smells more and more like a computer glitch?

Another funny thing, under the same position you will find »waiting for transaction« as if it is not finished.

Ups, if you go under “MY WALLET” you can see the dreadful truth – maybe, maybe not, you will have a position under “keep tokens in stack” labeled as “STATUS OFF” and if you try to activate the status to on you get the “THESE TOKENS CANT BE STACKED ANY LONGER” response.

This means that their system throws out all your upcoming tokens from stack mode, once you receive your next reward! Bit by bit until there is nothing more left.

Yes, they are disappearing… by by tokens… by by your money… or not... who knows?

It could be that they are ending the reward scheme and this way say goodbye to you all.

By the 15.9 when ducks are back from their vacationing most of your tokens might be gone, and then you can all sing Kumbaya my money.

NO, THEY WERE NOT, read the previous posts here and other websites.

People/users admitted that they have purchased them - tokens through Fork Delta or whatever that thing is called. Therefore Fork delta is their only address to claim anything.

It doesn't matter if the tokens came from MiracleTele, only where one buys them.

MiracleTele offered their reward for tokens purchased through their website. Why should they pay out money for something that was not purchased from them?

These tokens could easily be stolen - remember what happened to Mt. Gox and the missing 650,000 Bitcoins?

Some still claim they were taken by hackers, but wait, somewhere this year there was a documentary about it which revealed two things:
 
A - the guy who ran this website was autistic

B – he made this bot which solely job was to (hidden from the eyes of other users and Mt. Gox coworkers) buy Bitcoins on his platform and this way drive their price upward.

The bot went crazy buying bitcoins like nuts and no one noticed this because his maker/owner was too happy with the results/price rise of the Bitcoin. Since he was autistic he rarely communicated with his team (it is all in the documentary including his interview in which he admits it) until it was too late. Once he found out what his bot did, he recovered an impressive amount of the missing Bitcoin.

Learn the rules or pay the price when things don’t go the way you’ve expected it.

I'll dare and disagree with you on that one.

Why should Miracle Tele give you rewards if you did not purchase their tokens through their website?

They don't have to. They offer their bi-weekly rewards for the tokens purchased through their website – that is clearly stated in thir white paper – black on white.

If they allowed you and others who bought these tokens outside their system to stack them and cash in on rewards, it would be the same as if they spit in the faces of all the other users who bought their tokens through Miracle Tele website.

It's plain simple, if you wanted to get the bi-weekly reward you had –must have purchased their tokens through their system-website.

You took a decision to buy them cheaper, outside their system; therefore, you are not entitled to the bi-weekly rewards – period.

You have the right to keep these tokens, to sell them as it fits you on exchanges, but you and all the others who bought them this way are not entitled to the bi-weekly rewards – that's how business works – read the contract before you make the purchase.

You went for a quick-cheap version and now complain because the company protects their interest and true investors.

I don't like what Miracle Tele did on many other occasions, but as far this goes they're dead right and got my support.

To simplify it, let's say you bought 1,5L Coca Cola in Lidl, you decide you don't like it, or the package is damaged, or whatever, and you go to return it to Hofer because they also sell 1,5l Coca Cola. Hofer will not accept this return, they will simply forward you to the store where you purchased the Coca Cola.

It doesn't matter if it's the same item, maybe even the same price, that's the rules.

You must read the rules before you decide to purchase something.

They will get their “reward.”

They won’t see it coming and it might take time since they all hide in their shit-hole countries, but it’ll come –

- Like a ballistic missile.

It seems I misunderstood what you've tried to tell me here (luckily my mates caught it).

If what you copy-pasted here is true – if this A-holes from Miracle Tele really wanna pull this through then… God bless mother Russia.

First, they lock your money on their website so that you can't withdraw it.

Then they blackmail you with »buy our sim card, activate it, use it, or forget about your money for good.«
A sim card that comes with a hidden cost, every month, a cost that can increase as it pleases them.

Then comes their cost revelation
»No, we're not really charging 0,2€ per minute, it's a bit more …

How much more? No idea, not a word about it.

Which country? Same answer… zero data or "you'll find it out when you use it…" as did thousands of users whose complaints probably forced them to this revelation.

Now they wanna take the money they already stole and cut it, deflate - devaluate it so that a user who had 100€ would end up with… 25€ if he's lucky. Someone who had 200€ will get 50€ from this crime gang and so on. Nice one.

We will add this to the list of criminal offenses executed by Miracle Tele.

They should slowly consider changing their name to "Russia Crime Gang Incorporated." It's a way better fit for their style of business.

Thanks for the heads up.
Let me know if you find any other criminal behavior executed by Miracle Tele we might've missed so far.

Exactly my point – what is their profit rate or proof that any of this ever happened?

They came up with this explanation and we're supposed to believe them, after they throw out on telegram anyone who dared to ask a question about their semi-criminal behavior?

They have been faking their numbers for a year – right now the amount of the sold tokens on their website has not changed for… weeks.

We did a test and purchased some – the number on their website for sold tokens remained unchanged – is that professionalism or plain scam?

Have you any idea how much money they would have to make in order to pay out 1.xx million every month – according to their token sale and ratio 2.00€ for 100 tokens – according to the fact that they pay only 40% from their profit – according to fact that they have only 40.000 users (which again is a joke – if they had 40.000 users in each of the 168 countries, okay, but in the whole world, that’s like 238 users per country, and we don’t even know how many of these 40,000 users actualy uses their services.)

According to these-their data, each of their users would have to be on the phone at least 2-4 hours per day, every day, or use the Internet for the double amount of that time (price tag 0,2€ for a call/0,1€ for data transfer), every day, 31 days per month.

Have you any idea what happens to your eyes if you use a phone for the Internet, watch the mini display of a phone 4-8 hours per day – every day – (and they were so lucky to get 40,000 dodo ducks to do that for a year?) – you can kiss your eyes goodbye forever.

The real scam came to light when they announced:

»Our call and internet features are back to normal. However, depending on the destination and the time you place your calls, some calls may cost more than 0.20 euro per call. These are market realities over which we have very little control. Sorry about that.”

This is a RED LINE for any company on this planet to ever do business with this crime gang called Miracle Tele. Any service provider on this earth must put out clear and transparent numbers-prices for their services.

There is no “Our prices are changing according to the market” In telecommunications this does not exist (step to your nearest cell phone services provider, show him this email of Miracle Tele and he will drop dead from laughing when he reads it).

A company is obligated to inform its customers up in front of any changes considering the prices for their services, and these guys waited for a year - A YEAR! to announce that… or were they confronted with an avalanche of complaints and threats from their 40,000 users who found out that the hard way – by using their service.

They had a good idea, everything that came after it looks like one mega scam after another.

This is why more and more countries ban ICOs in their countries.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Initial_coin_offering

You're fantasizing.

Where is your proof – evidence of this?

There is none because there never was one. What we do have is what I wrote, including my last post, and that is no fantasizing but a sad reality.

It is what I wrote before.

As some already alerted me, they have discovered another scam – check it out if you don't believe it.

Miracle Tele when it »rebooted« their system, transferred all your funds from EARNINGS to BALANCE and this way made it impossible for you to withdraw the money. To make it clear, to move money in a financial system so that the user has no more access or the right to withdraw it is a THEFT! Or another criminal offense punishable with jail.
 
We requested a response about how one can return the money from balance back to earnings (long before this happened) and never received one – because there is none!

This way Miracle Tele stole from his customers an unknown six-figure amount of money, which can now be only used to buy their worthless piece of shit also known as tokens.

Keep throwing your money at them, they're more than happy to grab it and laugh at your stupidity.

The CEO doesn't give a shit about you or your opinion, he made that clear enough with his behavior.

As some already alerted me, they have discovered another scam – check it out if you don't believe it.

Miracle Tele when it »rebooted« their system, transferred all your funds from EARNINGS to BALANCE and this way made it impossible for you to withdraw the money.

To make it clear, to move money in a financial system so that the user has no more access or the right to withdraw it is a THEFT! Or another criminal offense punishable with jail.
 
We already requested a response about how one can return the money from balance back to earnings and never received one – because there is none!

This way Miracle Tele stole from his customers an unknown six-figure amount of money, which can now be only used to buy their worthless piece of shit also known as tokens.

Keep throwing your money at them, they're more than happy to grab it and laugh at your stupidity.

“If you have NOT done so, you are entitled to ordering your free SIM card (delivered for free!) when you deposit 50 euros or their equivalent into your account.”
 “Alternatively, if this is too much for your current needs or wants, you can just buy it for 10 EUR, delivery included. This is your key to our awesome bi-weekly rewards!”

THIS IS YOUR KEY TO OUR AWESOME BI-WEEKLY REWARDS!

No, this is plain pure blackmail… “pay 50€ or kiss you money goodbye. “

No matter from which country you are, ask your friendly cop or step to the nearest court or lawyer and show them Miracle Tele’s last email with this ransom/blackmail/extortion demand to pay 50€ or forget your money and the official will ask you if you want to report Miracle Tele for criminal offense of blackmail connected to their business.

Blackmail is punishable with jail… The way Miracle Tele did it in their last email that multiplies with every country that their customers (token holders) come from. A new court case in every single country on this planet.

Give them 50€ now, and in 2-3 weeks they will come up with a new scheme-idea-idiocracy.

The only reason they’re asking for the money is because these morons ran out of money.

40.000 customers/sim cardholders, a number that did not change since months is a joke. My cat’s video on Youtube gets more likes in a week (and that succer’s ugly as hell)

These morons sat on their asses for a year, did nothing to promote their business and waited, hoped, prayed, that you, the token buyers, will buy their sim cards and for them promote their business.
This is what happens when you work with idiots.

There’ this old saying… DON’T DO THE CRIME IF YOU CAN’T DO THE TIME.

“If you have NOT done so, you are entitled to ordering your free SIM card (delivered for free!) when you deposit 50 euros or their equivalent into your account.”
“Alternatively, if this is too much for your current needs or wants, you can just buy it for 10 EUR, delivery included. This is your key to our awesome bi-weekly rewards!”

Nope, what this is is pure blackmail aka extortion tactics … “You will get your money if… you pay for it.”

Cool, here’s what uncle law says about it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackmail

Australia
Victoria
The offence of blackmail is created by section 87[12] of the Crimes Act 1958.
Sections 87(1) and (2) are derived from and identical to sections 21(1) and (2) of the Theft Act 1968 printed above.
Section 87(3) provides that a person guilty of blackmail is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to level 4 imprisonment (15 years maximum).
South Australia
The offence of blackmail is created by Part 6B Section 172[13] of the Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935.
Section 172 provides that a person who menaces another intending to get the other to submit to a demand is guilty of blackmail, and may be subject to imprisonment (a maximum of 15 years for a basic offence or a maximum of 20 year for an aggravated offence).

15 to 20 years of prison… and that is only Australia. These guys will face courts all over the world since their customers – you are from across the globe.

Miracle Tele, better start packing for prison if you don’t fix the crap you’ve created.
The good news is, you won’t be forced to use your shitty, overpriced phone service since you can only get incoming calls in jail.