One question, where do the rebate coins come from? You see with bitcoin, you actually have to buy it form someone else who owns it or mine it, it doesn't magically appear out of thin air. There must be some kind of central control in charge of this distribution and that central control would only be motivated by their own profits. This is no better than a bank. This is completely centralized and inflationary. The whole point of bitcoin is decentralization, and deflationary control without that it is just a scam. Procurrency will fail. Where is the code for this project, there is only the wallet code on Github, the platform code is not there.

Anyone who bought into this is an idiot.

You are so transparent it makes me nauseous, haha. Nice try! It is so obvious how big of a scam ProCurrency is. Anyone with a brain and a few minutes of time can figure it out. If we were "sucking up cheap coins" over the past several months then the price chart would not look like it looks today. Everyone is dropping their coins as fast as possible. ProCurrency is a ponzi scheme, plain and simple. Here are just a few reasons why ProCurrency is a scam.

* The CEO, Armando Contreras, is a fake person. Nobody has ever met or seen him in real life. He has no online presence. Someone with his purported background and experience should at least have a LinkedIn profile, or a facebook, or twitter or something, anything.
* There is no contact information for anyone within the executive team except for Carlos Contreras, who is probably the Patriarch/founder of this ponzi scheme.
* The lead developer has an alias for a name and his face is blacked out on the website. (ya, that's not suspicious at all, lol.)
* The coin has no value outside of the ProCurrency platform itself. You can't buy anything with their coin, you only get a rebate in ProCurrency when you buy something from an affiliate website. It's no different than using something like EBates, which pays you back rebates in US dollars. It's obvious the company is built on top of some other legitimate rebate app like EBates and when you buy something through the app proCurrency steals your real rebate money and then gives you this worthless fake ProCurrency in its place. Just use EBates instead, you'll get real money back.
* There have been countless reports of people not getting paid what they earned or getting paid months later than promised. This is a clear sign of a ponzi scheme.
* Just take a look at the team, especially the founders and developers. If the project is transparent, they will not hide any information about their management to anyone interested to know it.
* Look at their code. All legit coins have their code hosted on a open source repo. I can go and look at Bitcoin's code, but the code behind this company is hidden from public.

Also, I do not weigh 400 pounds. I weigh 190. I am a software developer. I have a wife and two beautiful children. I have never bought any coin other than Etherium, Litecoin, and Bitcoin. I have been the victim of a scam in the past and my only motivation to post here is to save others from suffering in the same way I have suffered. As hard as it might be to believe, I find joy in helping others.

Peace and Love,
Mr Totorro

I found the twitter accounts for three of the supposed "dream team" developers. Their twitter handles are @miguelgastelum, @coos_sml, @irvgerardo. They apparently live in Mexico and work for small technology consulting and contracting company called Spiral Media Labs. Their website is http://www.sml.mx/ Google 'Spiral Media Labs Mexico' and you can see pictures of their ghetto looking headquarters.

I tried reaching out to the developers on twitter to ask them about ProCurrency/IPN but I have not had any response from any of them and it has been 2 months. If you look at their twitter feeds they are all pretty active, but they have never once tweeted about ProCurrency/IPN. It seem like what happened is that someone hired Spiral Media Labs in Mexico at a relatively cheap price to develop some simple app that does nothing more than scam people out of their money. Then that person wrote some bogus white paper and made up a bunch of crap to create a facade of legitimacy to scam the gullible. To continue his scam he hires Spiral Media Labs to change the interface on the app slightly every so often and then release a new version, when in reality there is no substantial development actually going on.

Boy, I'll tell you what, there truly is a sucker born every minute. I commend Dickie D for his honesty and commitment to prevent others from getting scammed. I had a friend who wanted me to invest in the company, but thanks to Dickie D and others like him I discovered the truth about this scam coin.