They recently changed the layout of their website. Previously, they had the team members listed and if you did a Google search for the names, they came up as being members of a real legit company called Doft that have no connection to this scam.
If you take a look at their whitepaper, it's not only a direct copy and paste from other sources, but they claim they're a part of something called European Group. If you do a search for European Group and Gold Union, where they've taken the name and logos from, you'll see that everything that's on their website is copied.
By the way, European Group and Gold Union was another scam supposedly dealing in precious metals. I'm assuming the people who used to work for the previous scam have crossed over into the cryptocurrency sphere to continue scamming. They were so unimaginative and lazy that they straight lifted everything from the previous scam to this coin scam.
Oh, and all the coins have been created and are in existance when they created the ERC20 contract, so their claim of people 'investing' in their coin, being rewarded for mining is bullshit. Just look up the token on etherscan, select the token holders tab and you'll see the 250,000,000 coins sitting in separate wallets.
The concept looks interesting but we need to wait and watch if dev will come here and clarify doubts here or not. To say that their whitepaper is a copy paste is a lil' harsh, i guess they have given some references , examples, things happening in crypto world for layman users.
And from the whitepaper its clear that its not a ERC compliant token anymore, they have moved it on the blockchain. But hey, developers, the links you gave at the top are not working
https://explorer.plusgoldunioncoins.comThe only thing thats fishy is there are no names, addresses, companies associated anywhere on the site, twitter, whitepaper etc. You need to be transparent if you already have 2 years of roadmap, what the point in hiding.
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