Warning: Apollo Fintech says its Knox Wire network will debut on Saturday, Jan. 15 By Jan 15, 2022 Steve claims big banks will be signed. This is yet another carrot. In four or so weeks no bank will be signing up to Apollo Fintech, simply none. No financial institution would "invest" with Apollo. Apollo has no trust where apparently the gsx assets are held. In fact Stevens father Bob has that company under his name, there is no trust for gsx holders, go research this. To further this scam the reported gold mines Apollo has do not correspond to the gps locations. I have already discussed this here. There are always excuses from Steve claiming why none of his promises work out. When he tells a lie he then tells a bigger lie to divert attention away from the original. Steve names his companies after famous/larger companies hoping people think he is legit. Steve is a professional scammer as his history dictates. Professional scammers like to target trusting groups of people where they can maximise their profit taking such as church groups etc.
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Steve McCullah admits GSX is not a stable coin and does a flip flop....again.   How many people bought into this scam with GSX (and APL) based on Steve saying so? Apollo Fintech has published many (paid) articles stating GSX is a stable coin, yet we see the price continually deteriorate, having a negative growth.  https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/gold-secured-currency/ https://apollofintech.medium.com/gsx-coin-gold-is-timeless-money-52a99da18558We certainly know thats not true, GSX price keeps going down. Steve has mentioned recently... " So I explained a little bit earlier about GSX not being a Stable coin and why that is actually a good thing. We designed GSX to have the Asset backing of a stable coin but not be stuck at a certain price based on that. That’s what we foresee the minimum value being and what we will be basing our redemption on.
The thing about a stable coin is that it’s locked into one price, so you don’t get the FOMO normally that say XRP gets, because people only use it for hedging.
We want to get GSX to where it can still go up 10 times it’s asset backing in price, but stabilize so that it has a minimum price.
So yes, for now it can go lower than it’s asset value, but that’s what makes it a crazy good deal right now, and why in the long run it will be an amazing asset to have. After we launch Knox Wire, this new tailings processing then redemption, the price should never go below asset value because why would someone sell below when they can just redeem?" -Steve McCullahSteve has admitted every article Apollo has written or paid to be published indicating GSX is a stable coin is NOT correct, including the white paper, they lied. This was sold to you to convince you to buy a stable coin, a coin that keeps value. Of course this is silly to think a stable coin would alter in any value up or down and Steve was called out, so he back tracked. Now Steve has changed tactic. GSX apparently has a minimum price, a stabilized price because of the "asset backing"...LOL Which one is it Stevo - is it stablized or is there a minimum price? If the assets (mines, property, precious metals, equipment) represent the minimum price, and the initial price for the CDE for GSX was $0.046 USD each representing the assets as claimed by Stevo, and the price today is $0.03168. So you have pissed away a third of the assets in just over a year.Thats just amazing considering Apollo has 3,700+ acres of platinum and gold-rich land. What did you do to remove just under a third of the assets? So the big question no-one asked Stevo is what is the minimum price? It is ZERO.It is called supply and demand Steve, stop pushing your shit and dangling carrots in front of innocent people. GSX is NOT asset backed, there is NO trust. Apollo Fintech, GSX, APL and MGT solar are all scams. Steve McCullah is a scammer. And according to Apollo predictions for 2021 a 200-500% return in price was guaranteed! LOL...scam
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MGT Solar ScamWebsite: https://mgtsolar.comHere is the Megatech Team:   Joanne Dean, Arno Boshoff, Eddy Neilson, Wessel Sevenster, Willie Boshoff, Rain Naude and Alastair Comfort. How is MGT Solar Related to the the Apollo Fintech Scam?BackgroundMGTSolar- About Us: To answer the critical demand for electricity in South Africa, MGT Solar (PTY) Ltd, an Alternate Energy Supply Company, is building eight 10mwa Solar Energy Plants within the next 60 months in South Africa. We are fueling this timely construction with the MGT Token developed in 2020 on the Apollo Blockchain platform. According to MGT-Solar it is Asset Backed: Each MGT Token is backed by MGT Solar PTY Ltd and the eight solar plants in development ($240m in 10mw solar plants). The first two plants will be built in 2022.  Megatech does an ICO: “Early Dividends Will Be Paid Out To MGT Token Holders Whichhold 60% Ownership And Profit Sharing Of MGT Solar (Pty) Ltd.This Will Be Validated With Third Party Escrow Services. MicroEdge And Amber Trading Will Be The Development Andstrategic Development Partner Of MGT Solar (Pty) Ltd” - https://coinworldstory.com/megatech-airdrop/ Token Info • Token Name: Megatech • Token Symbol: MGT • Total Supply: 5,000,000,000 MGT • Circulating Supply: 3,200,000,000 MGT • Token Type: Apollo Blockchain ICO: 3.5 Billion Tokens At A Value Of $0.01 USD Yearly Dividends Will Be Paid Out To MGT Token Holders Whichhold 60% Ownership And Profit Sharing Of MGT Solar (Pty) Ltd.This Will Be Validated With Third Party Escrow Services. What’s driving me to research Megatech MGT? It is the relationship to the same people in Apollo Fintech and the same techniques are being used in this scam. This article- Apparently ZPN Energy has partnered with MGT Solar: “Paul Vorster, Regional President of ZPN Energy Sub-Saharan Africa, ZPN Energy When Megatech MGT.. The newly discovered partnership plans to integrate the unique product and technology value propositions of these entities, thereby achieving the exponential value of the solution to the combined client base. ZPN Headquartered in Coventry (UK), is a leading UK energy technology (EnTech) provider that designs, develops and manufactures infrastructure technology to combat climate change. ZPN We contribute to a zero-carbon society by promoting the use of self-sustaining and sustainable solutions and promoting a culture for cleaner air and a healthier life.” ( https://londonnewstime.com/zpn-energy-ssa-announces-partnership-with-megatech-mgt-for-renewable-energy-projects/565684/) Do some of these names ring any bells?Joanne Dean, Arno Boshoff, Eddy Neilson, Wessel Sevenster, Willie Boshoff, Rain Naude and Alastair Comfort. Red Flags:We have Wessel Sevenster who is the “congressman” to Apollo Fintech’s fake country UAS. We also have Willie Boshoff - Director of Operations Apollo Africa. ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3233704.msg57141181#msg57141181). We also find that Arno Boshoff and Willie Boshoff are related !hey can be founded linked together through twitter: Arno Boshoff- https://twitter.com/oxygn8arno then through Willies twitter via followers - https://twitter.com/boshoffwsSo who are the directors of Megatech Solar?Willem Sternberg B. Wessel SevensterFrancois Paul N. Alastair Rory C. https://b2bhint.com/en/company/za/mgt-solar--K2020251758Now, don’t forget as mentioned above- “ MicroEdge And Amber Trading Will Be The Development and strategic Development Partner Of MGT Solar (Pty) Ltd”. Don’t think these are 3rd party businesses, coincidently Willem Sternberg and Wessel Sevenster are directors of Amber trading ( https://b2bhint.com/en/company/za/amber-trading--K2019023836) and for MircoEdge Consultant, the Directors are Francois Paul N and Alastair Rory C ( https://b2bhint.com/en/company/za/microedge-consultant--B1999007516). Just for completion of this research another company called MicroEdge Consultants have the directors Tsung-Hsien Lin, Edward Vincer N and Alastair Rory C ( https://b2bhint.com/en/company/za/microedge-consultants--K2020909343) with Alastair being the common denominator is all companies. Ive included this company as a matter of future interest. What other red flags other than principles of a fake country is there for Megatech? Not including the the outrageous ROI (as shown above). The answer is the same as Apollo Fintech uses. They promise this project is backed by real assets with no proof (I mean the power plant isn't even built). They also give away MGT token with “$500 weekly sharing competition” and a 30% per month through Bitmart - “We are pleased to announce that Megatech (MGT) Staking will be available on BitMart Staking starting from September 1st, 2021. Through BitMart, every user can stake MGT and earn up to 30% rewards on a monthly basis”. Monthly!!!!! ( https://support.bmx.fund/hc/en-us/articles/4405968811931). How does this make sense? The Megatech Solar team do an ICO because they need your funds to build some Solar Energy Platforms worth hundreds of millions of dollars but you can stake them for 30% return per month….any issues here anyone? Any red flags?...just giving away free money. Now back to ZPN Energy- I checked, no announcement by them confirming this partnership with MGT Solar. This is just like Apollo Fintech and their partners - not a single one of their partnerships verified the relationship to Apollo either. LOL The same people running MGT Solar are the same ones in Apollo Fintech. You will also find the aforementioned people and the associate business directorships include Knox VIP, Apollo Currency Africa, Apollo Fintech Africa and other fascinating businesses that I’m sure is an interesting rabbit hole to move down. Just click on the links with https://b2bhint.com/en/company/za/amber-trading--K2019023836 and find out what relates to what. Out of interest if you want to know one of Arno Boshoff wallet addresses just enter his address APL-NJ7Q-QTWG-EFVH-43QZB in https://apollowallet.org. Just click Standard Wallet and paste the above address and then initiate. LOL What wallet let’s you do this? Honestly try it with any APL address….  Thanks Arno Boshoff, we can see at the top right you are verified.
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Interestingly enough Apollo Fintechs white-paper published incorrect facts about how many tonnes of “proven gold reserves” are in Zimbabwe. “Although Apollo Fintech has projects developing in South Africa and Zambia, Zimbabwe will also be a focal point because it has the second-largest gold reserves per square kilometer in the world, with 13 million tonnes of proven reserves” ( https://aplfintech.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Apollo-GSX-Whitepaper4-fixed.pdf). Apollo Fintech claims to be a multi-billion-dollar company, with a 3,000+ acre of Platinum, and Gold mining claims. GSX holders apparently will be legal holders of this multibillion dollar claim. (There are many google linkes to Apollo claiming this, one example is https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/pre-sale-of-world-s-first-stable-growth-coin-launches-1029405950). How can a multi billion dollar many get this wrong? The article Apollo is referring to is from the Herald in Zimbabwe, dated 8th August 2018 ( https://www.herald.co.zw/zim-boasts-13m-tonnes-gold-chest/). Mangudya was referring to 13 million tonnes of gold ore, not gold. This incorrect detail caught the attention of the ZAP Zimbabwe Action Partnership calling this fact out… “So is this a new scam from Zanu PF”? with the bellow caption leaving no doubt that they who they were referring to:  Just another copy and paste. Such a mistake misleads investors into this scam claiming there is more gold in Zimbabwe than there is. If Apollo was a multibillion dollar company they wouldn’t copy and paste. There would be due diligence and an official report would be publicly available. They would also understand the article in it entirety. |
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Apollo Fintech’s link to the SCAM (pyramid scheme) Karatbars International by the Bank of Nambia
Apollo Fintech is linked to Karatbars International, a pyramid scam with a warning issued by the Bank of Nambia not to participate, with a consequence of international countries following suit issuing warnings of this pyramid scam. Evidence of such was provided by the publication by Apollo Fintech when Apollo declared publicly that they opened a crypto-bank in Mossel Bay in South Africa back in December 2018 ( https://apollofintech.medium.com/now-open-south-africa-decentralized-apollo-bank-14ece590796a). As previously discussed Apollo Fintech lied about a partnership and creating a crypto bank. Their publication on Medium has caught them them out red-handed. In this article Apollo claims the location of this bank is located 250 miles of Cape Town. Becker Leonard Projects CC Trading is apparently a one-stop shop for enthusiasts of cryptocurrencies. Becker and CW are apart of Apollo Foundation’s strategy (see link above, dated Dec 2018). In the photo provided by Apollo Fintech the back ground reveals the true nature of Apollo’s strategy and it does NOT look good:  This picture as advertized by Apollo is Cobus Swanepoel and Willie Boshoff shaking hands with their new adventure CW (Crypto Wealth) Crypto Traders, located in Time Square, Shop 16, Central Ave, Flamewood, Klerksdorp, South Africa. Willie Boshoff if you do not know is the Director of Operations Apollo Africa and discussed in detail in this thread on Bitcointalk. In the back ground to your left is very revealing and to the dismay of any researcher investigating the legitimacy of Apollo Fintech’s project, a multi level marketing (MLM) pyramid scheme has been uncovered and confirmed by the Bank Of Nambia with subsequent warnings issued internationally. A zoom of the background behind these two men clearly advertizes Karatbars International with the logo to the top right of Karatbars name as seen below:   A quick google image reverse search has revealed a clear picture and is located on Cobus Swanepoel Facebook page ( https://twitter.com/Cobus_Swanepoel & https://twitter.com/Cobus_Swanepoel) which implicates Cobus being involved in this pyramid scam (also incidentally demonstrating Cobus is a car salesman):  https://www.facebook.com/cobusatsales/photos/a.1561392717521087/2140323836294636/?type=3&theater and https://www.facebook.com/cobusatsales/photos/a.1561608717499487/2168087346851618/?type=3&theaterNow we can see clearly the logo on this fake advertized credit card actually matches the logo on the window behind Willie and Corbus as they shake hands. This identifies Karatbars International as being the scam- multi level marketing scheme as deemed by the Bank of Nambia and other other countries. The Bank Of Nambia placed a warning on Karabars International being a scam in 2019 although this scam was active years earlier than 2019 ( https://www.bon.com.na/CMSTemplates/Bon/Files/bon.com.na/33/331a514a-9277-43e7-a410-6880e58d1f14.pdf and https://www.namibian.com.na/188257/archive-read/BoN-declares-Karatbars-a-pyramid-scheme). In South Africa “ the act states (Section 55A of the Banking Institutions Act of 1998) that it is the mandate of the bank to investigate persons or businesses whose business activities and operations are suspected of contravening relevant legislation.
Following an investigation, BoN established that the business practice did not have tangible products for sale to prospective members or affiliates, except for small gold-embedded cards.
The cards are purchased based on the successful recruitment of new participants, for which money is accepted as a regular feature of joining the business.” - https://www.namibian.com.na/188257/archive-read/BoN-declares-Karatbars-a-pyramid-schemeA quick google of Karatbars International reveals substantial evidence publicized that the same techniques are used with affiliates, ICO’s, non-existent crypto banks, gold mines backing up their apparent assets, contradictory white papers, SMS fund transfers, blatant price predictions on their websites and deceptive Binance listings that never happened and multiple business ICO’s that had different tokens/coins floated for people to buy and was eventually were proven fake and also printing gold certificates. Does this sound similar to Apollo Fintech? Further research into BCI Properties (Corbus), a realestate agency is suggested as members of Apollo Fintech including Willie are involved in this industry. Crypto Wealth Traders is also suggested for further investigation including Willies many many many many companies with some having connections to Apollo. There are numerous avenues and holes that good old Willie can provide including Facebook/twitter accounts and pictures of him linking him to various anomalies…selling farming equipment/tractors bla bla bla…. Let's not forget researching into Bekker Leonard Projects. On a side note Karatbars International crypto trading platforms, hiring crypto-currency platforms would reveal and interesting collage of familiar pictures that replicate that of Apollo’s. We now have a clear past history link to the international scam that Apollo Fintech is connected with and continues to advertize. With Willie Boshoff an Apollo Director and Cobus Swanepoel (CC Trading) publicly advertizing Karatbar International with Apollo it is irrefutable evidence Apollo Fintech are replicating the same techniques of this pyramid scam. Come on guys, advertizing Karatbars and Apollo together in the same window caught you out! The similarity with the techniques Apollo Fintech uses closely aligns to that of Karatbars International and with persons being directly linked to a proven scam EXTREME CAUTION is advised and so is any investment with Apollo Fintech. Apollo Finch is a SCAM. Steve McCullah is a SCAMMER.
DO YOUR RESEARCH!
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Apollo Fintech - Steve McCullah states outrageous claims about tax. Do not be fooled into believing you don't have to pay tax! Be very careful of the interpretation with the words Steve uses when stating "tax free". "Apollo’s platform Knox bank will provide a golden opportunity for exchanges to have secure bank accounts for clients. The platform will also facilitate both consumer and commercial accounts. It will be possible for anyone to create a tax-free account within a few minutes to take advantage of tax benefits". If you already pay tax in the county you live in, you will also be paying tax when joining " Knox Bank". e.g.: Yes, if you are a U.S. citizen or a resident alien living outside the United States, your worldwide income is subject to U.S. income tax, regardless of where you live. However, you may qualify for certain foreign earned income exclusions and/or foreign income tax credits. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/foreign-earned-income-exclusion-physical-presence-testEvery country has laws similar to paying tax abroad, with exclusions of course. As you maybe permanently relocating to another country, however, these exclusions a very precise on how long you need to live away from your country of residence and why you are living abroad. Whatever your intentions with regard to the nature and purpose of your stay abroad are relevant in determining whether you meet the tax home test, and in the US as explained under Chapter 4 of Publication 54, Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad. If you believe because your "money" is located outside the country you live in, therefore you don't have to pay tax you are WRONG! What Happens If US Citizens Don't File Taxes While Living Abroad? US citizens who don't file US taxes while living abroad may face penalties, interest costs, or even criminal charges. The IRS charges penalties for both late filing and late payments. This would go for nearly every country. This is why it is important to consult an independent finance adviser (e.g. accountant) so you do not incur late payment fees or have criminal charges laid against you. Just look what happened to John McAfee, he was going to be extradited back to the US with failure to pay tax.
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Here is an article from dapucases.com spinning a web of deceit claiming the Commercial Bank of Zimbabwe have joined Apollo Fintech.
Do not be fooled into this scam. Commercial Bank of Zimbabwe (CBZ) Joins Apollo Fintech PlatformAfter months of evidence and suspicion by the Apollo community, the results of the hard work on the back end of Apollo’s team is now glowing. Apollo is setting standards in the financial technology (Fintech) industry, and Zimbabwe is taking the lead for the development of its economy.
For a blockchain and cryptocurrency platform to weather the storm, it must innovate and create use cases that will encourage adoption on a wide scale and in various industries. Steve McCullah, Apollo Fintech’s CEO, posted in the Apollo Telegram room that soon they’ll be approximately 20 million new wallets on the blockchain. Due to the interest of nations in that region, those numbers could easily double or triple.  https://dapucases.com/commercial-bank-of-zimbabwe-cbz-joins-apollo-fintech-platform/ (SCAM)
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Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Review
Trading can be a great way to make some extra money. Unfortunately, it can also be a means of losing your savings if you aren’t careful. This is not meant to deter you–in many cases, trading is safe and reliable but only if you have the right broker. This means avoiding flashy phrases and hollow promises of outsized returns and sticking with brokers that have a solid reputation. This is why it is important to find out more about Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin before opening an account and sending money or sending any documents. Read our Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin review before sending your hard-earned cash.
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Review
Our trading-scam.com experts have investigated Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin and have found some reasons to pause and look carefully before signing up. trading-scam.com specializes in investigating brokers, evaluating them, and guiding our clients towards the best choices. If you have lost money with Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin consult with our experts and we can do a full investigation and can help you put together a claim that will make it easier to retrieve your funds.
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Complaints
Depending on the amount of experience people have with brokers, it may be easy to tell what is legitimate and off-base before the problem starts. However, most of our clients were not aware their broker was problematic before they had already signed up. If Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin shows any of these signs, either avoid them entirely or look very carefully before proceeding:
-Not regulated
-High fees and commissions
-Not enough information on the website
-Poor communication and refusal to answer questions
-Pushy manner
-Keeps mentioning rules and fees that were not outlined in the contract
-Does not let you withdraw money from your account
These are a few of the warning signs of a problematic broker. Below, we will discuss red flags. If Apollo Fintech GSXCoin exhibits any of these features, do not proceed without consulting an expert at trading-scam.com
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Red Flags: Scam Broker
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin regulation: None
It is never a good idea to work with an unregulated broker. This is because there is no excuse for a broker not to have at least some kind of license. The lowest-tier regulators have minimal requirements and oversight, and it is not a good idea to sign up with a broker with a low-tier license. However, even in these cases, the broker at least felt it was important to obtain a license. Those with no license at all want to get away with things without a regulator watching them.
It is also not advisable to work with a broker that has a license from a regulator that is not in the top two tiers. The lower-grade regulator does not provide much scrutiny concerning those they license and do not engage in oversight or deal with consumer complaints efficiently. Therefore, it can be almost as bad as working with a broker with no license. Look at Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin’s license and ensure it is up-to-date and from a reliable regulator. If you have any questions about which regulators are the most trustworthy, consult with our experts.
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Fees: Hidden and Predatory
If Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin suddenly reveals there are fees for withdrawals when this wasn’t written anywhere on the website or in the contract, you can be suspicious of them. If there is transparency about fees, spreads, and commissions, you may notice they are high compared to the industry standard. To find out what the acceptable range is for fees, commissions, and spreads, you can do some research on the web or talk to our experts.
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Communication: Poor & Pushy
A problematic broker may talk too much or not enough or in the wrong way. Some brokers will work hard to woo people at first only to ignore them and not answer their emails once they sign up. This is to discourage them from wanting to withdraw their money if they are scam brokers.
Don’t assume Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin is legit just because they had a friendly chatbot to greet you when you first visited the site or because the broker gave you plenty of attention in the first weeks. You might have even apparently made money on some trades, but see what happens when you try to withdraw the money.
Some less than honest brokers will be pushy with clients and urge them to make certain trades. All brokers are required by law to reveal their own holdings. This prevents a pump and dump operation in which the broker will encourage his or her clients to buy an asset the broker holds until the price rises. Then the broker will sell their huge position and drive the price down, devaluating the holdings of their clients. This pump and dump strategy is illegal and Fund Recovery Experts are well-versed in filing claims in such cases.
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin withdrawals: Can’t Withdraw Funds
The point at which many of our clients realize they are dealing with a scam broker is when they request to withdraw funds and the broker either won’t allow them or will make it difficult. They may employ the following tactics:
-Will aggressively urge clients to make additional trades. The client often acquiesces because the broker will be quite pushy and make it clear he or she is in control since they hold the client’s funds
-Will charge high withdrawal fees. Many clients will instead try to make more money to cover these high fees and will make more transactions instead of withdrawing
-Cease communication. They may be evasive or simply not communicate at all.
-https://trading-scams.com/apollo-fintech-gsxcoin-review/
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Another article I wish to share. Well worth a read. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Review - 30 April 2021 (https://scam-search.com/apollo-fintech-gsxcoin-review/)If you’re reading this Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Review, most likely you are wondering about a Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin scam. Make sure to report a scam if you have issues withdrawaing from Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Most consumers will read a review before making purchases on eCommerce platforms. It is perhaps even more important to do a careful check on brokers before signing up for their services. When you sign a contract with a broker and deposit your money for trading, you are giving them your trust. Do not sign up with a broker until you are certain this type of trust is warranted. We have done a thorough investigation of Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin and want to share our findings with you. We have developed our research methods through years of working closely with regulators, banks, and government organizations connected with the financial industry. Our methods have kept thousands of people safe from broker scams. Therefore, our review of Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin is a useful tool in making sound financial decisions. What You Should Look for in Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin?We have created a procedure for investigating each broker carefully and to ensure they meet strict criteria. In the case of Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin, we looked at each of the following. When you are choosing brokers, keep the following in mind. There are some categories that are crucial, such as regulations and fees, and others some consumers may be willing to compromise on, such as education and tools. The choice is yours, but keep in mind that the first two categories are the most important when it comes to staying safe from broker scams. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Regulation and LicensesOur experts can’t emphasize enough that the most important factor when deciding whether to use any broker is licensing. It is a cardinal rule never to sign up with a broker who is not regulated. Working with a broker that does not have a license offers no protection in the case of a broker scam. Although the lack of a license is not a guarantee that a broker is fraudulent, it is the one factor that comes up time and time again when we investigate broker scams. One reason not to trust an unregulated broker is there is no reason not to have a license. Third and fourth-tier off-shore regulators have very lax standards and do not demand much capitalization from licensees. Simply put, even a mediocre broker can get a license from somewhere, so not having any license is a bad sign. Since we mentioned that third and fourth-tier regulators have minimum requirements and are not strict about oversight and inspection, it is worth considering the type of license a regulated broker holds. The higher the tier regulator, the more accountability the broker has and the easier it will be to handle broker complaints. The regulator is like quality control for brokers and without oversight, a broker can get away with dodgy practices. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Fees, Commissions, SpreadsThe second crucial category for inspecting a broker are fees, commissions, and spreads. This is how brokers stay profitable. Always ask yourself, “How is this broker making money?” and that can guide you towards figuring out whether a broker is legitimate or a scam. It should be noted that the best brokers make money on spreads and a few on commissions. Fees usually function as a deterrent, such as inactivity fees that encourage traders to stay active or to compensate the broker for extra efforts through service fees, such as withdrawing with a payment method the broker doesn’t often use. However, if fees are the main way the broker is making money, that is often, but not always, a negative sign. For instance, many scam brokers will charge hefty withdrawal fees that don’t just cover service charges. Inactivity fees are normal, but if they are close to $100 for just a month or six weeks without trading, that is often suspect. Look at the spreads and commissions and check them against those of other regulated brokers. When it comes to legitimate brokers and their commissions, fees, and spreads, every potential client has to ask themselves what they are comfortable with. This factor, however, requires close attention because it is often the area where people can be taken in by broker scams. Read the terms and conditions carefully and file a complaint if the broker suddenly slaps on fees that were not outlined ahead of time. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Trading ProductsIn our broker reviews, we discuss trading products, such as stocks, commodities, ETFs, forex, options, CFDs, bonds, indices, and cryptocurrencies. This refers to anything that is regularly traded. Some brokers may offer a wide selection of trading products, whereas others may focus on one area, such as forex. Keep in mind that some types of trading, such as CFDs may be restricted in certain countries. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Platform, Tools, and Trading Education ResourcesApollo Fintech Gsxcoin Trading platforms, tools and educational resources are a vital part of the trading experience. Most brokers offer a selection of MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and a version of the WebTrader platform. Some brokers offer only their proprietary platform but look closely if this is the case. Some scam brokers restrict clients to their own platform which may not be a platform at all, but fake. Keep in mind that proprietary platforms are only as good as the brokers that develop them. Many proprietary platforms from high-quality brokers can provide an excellent trading experience. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Customer ServiceAttentive and helpful customer service is also a sign of a trustworthy broker. On the other hand, if the broker does not provide multiple ways of contact, such as email, phone, text, and chat and has customer support that doesn’t seem to understand trading or is evasive when asking certain questions, that can be a sign of a scam or at least a low-quality broker. Test customer service when you are investigating a broker, but keep in mind that even scam brokers can seem friendly and helpful at first and can show their true colors later on. Should I Choose Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin?This broker review will give you our expert opinion about Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin. Not only do we inform visitors of whether a broker is a fraud or not but we outline the pros and cons of trading with them. Use this review to guide your trading decisions and do your own due diligence on Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin as well. https://scam-search.com/apollo-fintech-gsxcoin-review/This is good article with sound advice. Do ask yourself these questions before "investing" with Apollo Fintech. Is Apollo Fintech regulated or is registered and has a license? No Is Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Fees, Commissions and Spreads comparable to other brokers. No Are Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Trading Products (returns- ROI) realistic to other projects in the real world. No Does Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Platform, Tools, and Trading Education Resources restrict you to ONLY their platform. Yes Does Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Customer Service have an unusual amount of bad reviews (google the reviews). Yes Should I Choose Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin? No Too many red flags |
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Damn bro, you've been putting it to these guys for a while already. Might I ask, just out of curiousity, what compels you to keep hammering them?
I feel like most of the projects that actually shelled out money to MacAfee to promote them probably had dishonest intentions from the get-go, and you have provided massive amounts of evidence this is the case here.
I would hope investors take the time to do a bit of DD before purchasing GSX -- they would undoubtedly stumble upon this thread.
TBH I do not know why I hate Apollo Fintech so much. I had to take a moment to ponder your question. I haven't "invested" in this scam so I have not lost any money, however I do hate scammers, but there are so many scams out there I guess I could take aim at any (a few different scams I have targeted in the past eg. Blue Hill Mining). While on that topic of many scams I applaud you nutildah for targeting many scammers and stopping people losing their money. Kudos. I guess when I first read about Steve McCullah it was obvious he lied. When I researched more about him I found everything he said was either a lie, or he over embellished stories of his success. Everything was smoke and mirrors. This made me dislike him more. Steve then just started to tell outright lies. My dislike grew. Unfortunately as you know nutildah there are people who pour their money into these projects when really they can't afford to do so and everything is lost. It is for those people I research for and fight for. If I can stop anyone from losing money with Steve and spread the news that he is a fraud then this is my success. I hope I answered the question  |
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Came across this article about GSX coin by Apollo Fintech. I just thought I would share.  Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Review 7 April 2021 - https://refundrush.com/apollo-fintech-gsxcoin-review/Thank you for visiting our Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Review We hope this information is helpful to you about possible issues with fraud brokers. Are you having Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login problems? https://refundrush.com has identified Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin as a potential scam based on a volume of customer complaints about Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin withdrawal problems. If the Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Login page has disappeared, or if you believe you have been scammed by Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin, please report a scam via chat as soon as possible to get assistance recovering your funds. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Login
Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Withdraw ProblemsSeveral people have complained that they either received requests to pay exorbitant taxes/fees, are unresponsive to withdrawal requests, or simply refuse withdrawals outright. Report Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin if you are also experiencing any issue with Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin withdrawals. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Broker ReviewOne of the worst nightmares that can happen to traders is that they wake up one morning and are unable to access their account. One common scenario is that when users try to log in and are not allowed to. They may try over and over again but are not offered the chance to change their password or to be able to find the login page. As the website is down and they simply can’t log in, people start to feel that something may be amiss. They may call customer service with no response or send emails that are not answered. This sounds like a scenario in a horror movie, but unfortunately, it occurs often. Sadly, brokers disappearing is becoming more common. If the Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login is unavailable, that may not be a definite sign of a scam. All websites experience technical problems now and again, but if the site provides no solution to logging in, that is a good indication that you have been the target of a scam. We have investigated Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login complaints and have checked out this broker’s service. Our experts have done a brief intelligence report on Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login and have found the following results. Before reading the review, you should familiarize yourself with the phenomenon of brokers disappearing and broker login problems, understand why and how it happens, how to avoid it, and what to do about it. Can’t Login? Maybe Your Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Has DisappearedWe all have login problems from time to time. When this happens on a reputable site, you may be asked if you have forgotten your password. Then you could be asked to input your email and will be sent a special code so you can change your password and log in. However, with scam Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login problems, this does not happen. You will simply have to input your username and password over and over again and nothing happens. You may think that this is a technical problem and try again later, and find the same result. There may be a message saying that the site is down due to technical problems. However, days and even weeks go by and the Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login still does not allow access to your account. At this point, you can feel confident that Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin is a scam, but unfortunately, by this time, they may have absconded with your funds. Can Brokers Disappear?This sounds like a terrible scenario and perhaps too bad to be true. Unfortunately, it is. The practice of brokers disappearing and Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login problems have been happening for many years, and with the increase in financial fraud, it is becoming more common. A few years ago, a high-profile currency trading broker disappeared with $1 billion of client funds. They talked a big game and claimed to trade $4.8 billion on behalf of 100,000 investors and promised gains of 1 percent a day. In the period of a year, that would be a return of 250%, which is 25 times higher than the average return of the S&P 500. The extravagant claims should be a red flag that the broker is a scam. Unfortunately, when clever scam brokers break down the claims to 1 percent a day rather than stating outright 250% a year, it is easy to overlook the hyped-up language. If Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin simply disappeared one day, or it warned its clients that the site would be down for a few days for maintenance and the site never came back, contact https://refundrush.com before it’s too late. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin is not the only one. The number of scams such as faulty broker login and disappearing brokers is increasing each year. What Are Some Red Flags that a Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin May DisappearThe situation of brokers disappearing may seem hopeless. How can clients know ahead of time that the broker will simply take off with their money one day? The truth is, there are often plenty of red flags that indicate ahead of time that the broker may not be honest. Some of these signs may be obvious, others may be subtle, but none should be ignored. If a broker’s login shows any of these signs, consult with our experts and if you proceed. Here are some warning signs of fraud brokers: Extravagant claims Unregulated Evasive When Asked Questions Excessive fees No real address or contact information Will not allow withdrawing funds Strange terms and conditions When brokers disappear, they usually provide warning signs ahead of time. They will make extravagant claims and promise huge returns to attract traders. It is important to know what is considered reasonable in the industry to recognize inflated promises. In addition, Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login problems may be because they have closed and are not regulated or if they have a license, it could be from a low-tier regulatory agency. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin SupportDoes this broker answer questions about their service? Many of our clients who have been cheated note that when they asked for information, the broker was evasive. If Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin asks for fees for withdrawals, deposit, and leaving an account inactive, check that these fees are in line with the industry. If Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin asks for a withdrawal tax, this is a sure sign of fraud. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin ContactConfirm addresses and Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin contact information to ensure that it is accurate. You may find that, prior to disappearing, and if the broker did not allow withdrawal of funds except under certain conditions. This is a definite red flag. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin TradingDon’t be fooled by a broker that allows you to make some money in the first few weeks. This can be a way to bait traders and lull them into complacency. When brokers intend to disappear, they will allow the trader to believe they are making money only to disappear with it and everything the trader invested later on. Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin PlatformMake sure to check if the Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin platform is legitimate and does not have bad reviews. If the platform has bad reviews, this is a definite red flag that the Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin platform may have a general trend of allowing scam brokers. What to Do If a Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin Disappears?If you have difficulty with Apollo Fintech Gsxcoin login, that may be a sign that you have been the target of a broker scam. If you are having problems logging in or if your broker’s site has been inaccessible for a period of time, consult with our experts and we can provide guidance about the best course of action. Our team of experts is thoroughly familiar with different types of scams such and broker login problems. We can spot problems early and have in-depth information about the industry. Our professionals work closely with regulatory authorities and leaders in the financial industry to deal with client complaints. Be sure to report a scam if you have had any of the above issues. https://refundrush.com/apollo-fintech-gsxcoin-review/ |
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Fond Memories with Apollo upselling themselves with Vimana Global ("Vimana") and misinforming them about Apollo's business and, more importantly, the technology that makes said business possible.  This is EXACTLY what Steve McCullah does. When notable people or businesses help/do business with Apollo, Steves claims partnerships, claims new members are on the Apollo team but Steve also claims full credit that it is Apollo's technology. He has been doing this from the beginning. We already know Steve lost the court case with Jelurida copying 75% of the code, which was humiliating for them. Copyright did dictate Apollo had to provide NXT holders 10% of APL which they did do. Back to Vimana - that partnership didn't last long did it Stevo?  https://www.jelurida.com/sites/default/files/VimanaGlobal-Letter.pdfSince the beginning Stevo has deceived and broken copyrights. This is you master apollonaughts! A LIAR! Any questions? |
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Brainwashed shit in Apollo's Official Telegram Group  Most dangerous words spoken by a ignorant non financial adviser: " I would advise you to take control of your life savings now, before it is too late. Take your savings and buy GSX and use it as your store.". - Rhen Alfred (Telegram) A good question was asked " So lets say there is a time when 1 gsx is redeemable for 1 dollar but it's price on exchange is 0.01 Dollar what happens then? People would buy on exchange at 0.01 to redeem for 1 dollar"? - Genera Tones (Telegram) Unfortunately the answer was wrong...." They would buy at the low price yet redeem for the dollar, as long as the dollar is the asset value"- Rhen Alfred (Telegram) There are no assets, it is a scam. Further more GSX is not pegged to anything thats why it is not a stable coin. It certainly isn't a "growth" coin as Apollo puts it, it keeps decreasing in value. Prove me wrong. Where is the proof of reserve and the audit by a 3rd party? Are you really going to put your life savings in this shit without asking this? Steve McCullah has brainwashed so many people with his lies. LIAR LIAR LIAR
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 REALLY? Steve claims GSX is backed by real assets like gold mines, precious metals etc equating to billions of dollars. The problem here is he LIED. Stablecoins are essentially cryptocurrencies that are backed by a reserve asset -- usually a traditional currency such as the U.S. dollar. The valuations of stablecoins are therefore supposed to be less volatile than other digital currencies, because they are pegged directly to a fixed, non-virtual currency (abcnews). The reason GSX is going down in value is because it is NOT PEGGED on any asset. You should have asked for proof as I have previously mentioned (proof of reserve - proof of audit). DYOR Crypto is suppose to be transparent. Where is the proof of reserve and the audit by a 3rd party? Hands up who bought into this SCAM!Not me. Whats more Steve tricks you into forging gsx and locking your coins away for years so you cannot exit from this scam. He then dumps GSX which is why the price is decreasing. It wouldn't decrease with such volatility like it is if it were pegged. |
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Steve McCullah the LIARBack in Feb 2019 Steve (Apollo Fintech) lied about opening a bank in Klerksdorp.  https://zh-cn.facebook.com/WowMagazineKosh/photos/pcb.2340532735957039/2340531499290496/?type=3&theaterIn Nov 2019 Steve also mentioned this stating “ new Decentralized Apollo Bank location has opened in South Africa. Iron Lady Wilkoppies in Klerksdorp, South Africa now accepts Apollo all-in-one currency (APL)”.  He then furthers his deception claiming in July, another Apollo Bank opens in Turkey: Osmanağa Mahallesi Süleyman Paşa Sk. No:27/B 34714 Kadıköy/İstanbul Turkey And then in March 2019, he claims another Apollo bank branch opened in Mossel Bay, South Africa — about 250 miles east of Cape Town.  https://apollofintech.medium.com/new-decentralized-apollo-bank-opens-in-south-africa-2b6e25c46001Let’s not forget Apollo’s claim to have a bank in Australia.  ConclusionSince 2019 Steve McCullah falsely claims to have multiple banks in operation. This is deception, there are no registered banks with Apollo Fintech in 2019. Steve again cannot tell the truth. These are Steven words...we have opened a bank! This is the CEO telling you a lie back in 2019. It is in black and white. Did you buy in with this false information? This is fraud. Steve likes to make outrageous claims, illegal statements to make himself more important so he can steal your money.
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