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Fortify: Before I begin, allow me to go on record in stating that my assessment is based on hearsay et al. and that I'm not worthy to disclose nefarious actors in this space due to my track record of registering domains then letting them sit idle, among other hideous crimes to humanity I've no doubt committed.
That outta the way, the following is why 20 DOGE is a scam:
1. It's a cloud mining thingy.
2. Its owners can't spell:
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3. The site's URL sucks monkey balls bigtime -->
https://www.20doge.com/public/landing4. Its owners can't no do good grammar, and did I too say it already no do good spelling?:
https://www.20doge.com/public/landingDogecoin is a fun, new and rapidly growing form of digital currency. This form of digital currency is called “cryptocurrency” : is type of digital currency. Cryptocurrency is completely anonymous, decentralized, and extremely secure.
Dogecoin is used with a wallet on your computer, your smartphone, or a website. You can use it to buy goods and servuces, or trade it for other currencies (both other cryptocurrencies or traditional currency like US dollar).
One of most popular used for Dogecoin is “tipping” fellow internet-goers who create to share great content. Think of it as a more meaningful “like” or upvote. With real value that can be used all across the internet.
If you're unable to read where the misspellings and improper grammar usage is in the above, then by all means invest your precious into 20 DOGE's cloud mining thingy, making sure to come back to this thread with your horror stories of how you were ripped off and now seeking pro bono help to unify with your precious from the very folks who told your moronic ass to not partake.
Bruno
PS: I may or may not have been paid $5,000 USD by some rival of 20 DOGE to pen this thread. Feel free to hit me up via PM et al. if you're interested in my services.