Have anyone heard about a platform called Adswage?

[bitcpromoter1111]

As someone has suggested, if risking $100 is too much for you, consider exploring other options. Don't feel compelled to proceed if it makes you uncomfortable. I've been using this platform for over a month without encountering any problems.

[albon]

It's a recently launched platform, not even two months old, and the Admins are transparent about it with the users. When I asked, I was straightforwardly informed that the platform is new. For social media pages, you can find links in the footer. As for terms and conditions and other pages, they're available on the website, but you simply didn't bother to go through them.

It's good that you pointed out the links to this Adswage scam platform. I will now provide you with evidence that its team is a fake team, and this is a clear sign that they are a dishonest team and that the Adswage platform is scheming.


ADSWAGE OFFICIAL TELEGRAM GROUP: https://t.me/adswage

1- Fake name: Saeed Al Nazari (TM username:@saeedalnazari1) ARCHIEVED1 + ARCHIEVED2
Real name: Ailan Hamad Al Mheiri | [ SOUCE ]

2- Fake name: Linda kerin (TM username:@lindakerin) | ARCHIEVED1 + ARCHIEVED2
Real name: Ericka Nuñez - misserrricka | [ SOUCE ]

3- Fake name: Paul Routledge (TM username:@paulroutledge) | ARCHIEVED
Real name: Patrick Schmied | [ SOUCE ]

You sound like you might be new to the internet. Adswage isn't the only platform that requires users to pay fees to participate in their earning program. Twitter, Distrokid, and many other platforms follow a similar approach. These fees are typically in place to safeguard the platform against scammers who might exploit the program by creating multiple free accounts.

Now, I'd like to ask you: How would you propose preventing referral and bot fraud in such a program if it were made free for everyone? Consider why platforms like Twitter and Distrokid charge users upfront. Why do they not deduct fees from your account after you've earned money?

This platform is legitimate, and I challenge you to provide any evidence of being scammed if you claim otherwise.

Is the OP the new on the internet, or is it you?  It's naive to compare the Bonzi scheme platform, which is only two months old and which you defend as if you are a part of it, with the massive Twitter X platform that has been around for decades. Additionally, does platform X charge its users $100 for subscribing to its Premium service as the Adswage scam platform does? Or is it priced starting at $3 monthly or $32 annually? In addition to the fantastic features that X offers at this low price, it allows any user to proceed by creating a free account without the need to subscribe to this premium service. What features or benefits does Adswage offer its users besides the fake earning program it claims to provide?  

Should any new user pay $100 to the platform owners so that they prevent referral and bot fraud? And if this user creates another account and pays the same amount, will this absurdity you claim prevent him? xD

Also, have you ever heard of KYC procedures? Have you ever heard of artificial intelligence techniques and other algorithms that determine fraudulent activities?

[bettyonline4656]

People can choose to use any name they wish on the internet.  You are probably not using your real name here on Bitcointalk.  The important thing is that the platform  is paying. This type of website is classified as a high risk platform  and we the user know because the reward is also high. The OP should have just gone to the bank and put his money there while receiving  tiny interest instead of wasting his time here. This is a high risk platform with high rewards.


In  investing, there are three primary categories: low-risk, medium-risk, and high-risk investments. A low-risk investment typically offers modest rewards, while a high-risk one comes with the potential for significant gains. Personally, I diversify my investments across these categories. When dealing with high-risk investments, I only commit an amount I can afford to lose. The question the OP should have asked is whether the platform is paying or has turned into a scam, as its high-risk nature is evident even to a novice. I joined based on a sustainable investment structure and positive feedback from a friend who vouched for its reliability. It's not without flaws, but my research didn't uncover any payment issues online. Approach high-risk platforms cautiously, only investing what you can afford to lose.

[acroman08]

People can choose to use any name they wish on the internet.  You are probably not using your real name here on Bitcointalk.  The important thing is that the platform  is paying.

and the photos? if you are going to use a fake name and then use a photo of someone else to open a service/business, you are already suspicious and it's crystal clear that you are trying to pretend to be the person in that photo. this kind of tactic has been used by thousands of scammers online, especially on HYIP scams.

[alexomaxi00]

Hey, I am coming from Google, how can I activate my Adswage account? Can I pay with a credit card?

[bettyonline4656]

Hey, I am coming from Google, how can I activate my Adswage account? Can I pay with a credit card?

They don't support credit card payment. You can activate your account with Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency of your choice.

[bitbollo]

this is just a ponzi masked to be "a kind of platform bla bla"... why you can earn a FIXED percentage for watching video? what is the advantage for advertiser? moreover why you need to deposit money? it's pretty clear this is just a waste of time and money, thanks for share here, more people that will made a search on google will find this topic and potentially would avoid to get scammed.

[bettyonline4656]

this is just a ponzi masked to be "a kind of platform bla bla"... why you can earn a FIXED percentage for watching video? what is the advantage for advertiser? moreover why you need to deposit money? it's pretty clear this is just a waste of time and money, thanks for share here, more people that will made a search on google will find this topic and potentially would avoid to get scammed.

Whether you call it a ponzi or whatever,  people make real money with this type of platform.  It's classified as a high yield  investment. If you are not interested,  just avoid it. I am a member and I have been getting my rewards as promised. Thank you for your contribution though.  

[alexomaxi00]

They don't support credit card payment. You can activate your account with Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency of your choice.

Alright, cool. I'm gonna roll with USDT then. Got some stash in my Binance.

[bitbollo]

this is just a ponzi masked to be "a kind of platform bla bla"... why you can earn a FIXED percentage for watching video? what is the advantage for advertiser? moreover why you need to deposit money? it's pretty clear this is just a waste of time and money, thanks for share here, more people that will made a search on google will find this topic and potentially would avoid to get scammed.

Whether you call it a ponzi or whatever,  people make real money with this type of platform.  It's classified as a high yield  investment. If you are not interested,  just avoid it. I am a member and I have been getting my rewards as promised. Thank you for your contribution though. 

you have earned a negative trust for your stupid promotion of a clear ponzi/scam website. You deserve it.
I'm sure you don't care, but I still wanted to tell you
Enjoy to be in ignore list too ! All the best...

[bettyonline4656]

You have earned a negative trust for your stupid promotion of a clear ponzi/scam website. You deserve it. I'm sure you don't care, but I still wanted to tell you
Enjoy to be in ignore list too ! All the best...

Yeah, I couldn't care less. All you do is label everything as a scam, even when nobody is complaining about being scammed. Those of us who decided to join the platform have done our research and are fine with the risks and rewards it offers. Life involves taking risks; I can't be you, and you can't be me. No matter how strongly you believe in your viewpoint, it shouldn't be imposed on others. Let people make their own decisions, and someone disagreeing with you doesn't make them a bad person. Adswage is paying, and I can't come here and say otherwise when they haven't broken any of their promises.

[acroman08]

As you pointed out, I grasp that this is a high-yield investment program or whatever term you prefer. People do profit from such programs. My focus is ensuring my referrals comprehend the business's nature and make informed decisions. It's a high-risk program with high rewards. And the platform is actively paying. Should payments cease, I hereby take  it as my responsibility to keep you all updated here.

in short, you do not care if they are a scam as long you get paid and will only call it a scam when they finally do what they have always planned to do, which is to stop paying and vanish into thin air like the rest of the HYIP scams out there.

Yeah, I couldn't care less. All you do is label everything as a scam, even when nobody is complaining about being scammed.

it doesn't matter if no one is complaining(yet), because it is a scam and it is extremely obvious that it is.

also, it's funny that you created an alt account just to shill the scam.

[bettyonline4656]

it doesn't matter if no one is complaining(yet), because it is a scam and it is extremely obvious that it is.

It really matters! If it weren't yielding returns or if people were complaining about their funds being stuck, I wouldn't be praising them. I've mentioned the three investment classes: low risk, medium risk, and high risk. Opting for low risk with low rewards might be your choice, and I respect that. However, don't insist I avoid high yield just because you don't prefer it. Did you earn my money to dictate where I invest it? Disliking high-yield investments doesn't make them scams; I could easily label your investments the same way.

[acroman08]

It really matters! If it weren't yielding returns or if people were complaining about their funds being stuck, I wouldn't be praising them. I've mentioned the three investment classes: low risk, medium risk, and high risk. Opting for low risk with low rewards might be your choice, and I respect that. However, don't insist I avoid high yield just because you don't prefer it. Did you earn my money to dictate where I invest it? Disliking high-yield investments doesn't make them scams; I could easily label your investments the same way.

it really doesn't matter, especially if the scam is extremely obvious. also, HYIP scammers pay their "investors" to make it look like they are legitimate and to attract more investors for them to scam.

You're talking about scams, but what about cryptocurrencies? People buy cryptocurrency, and sometimes it experiences rug pulls or the price falls drastically below the purchasing price. Would you label crypto a scam too? The key to investing is knowing what you're investing in and the associated risks. That's it. Once you're comfortable, you're good to go. Adswage is actively paying, and after checking the investment structure, it seems promising and sustainable. I'm not claiming it's entirely risk-free, as no investment is.

forum members call them out, if you actually read on this forum you'll see members advising people to refrain from buying altcoins as much as possible. also, it doesn't matter if you know what you are investing in or the associated risk if the thing you are going to invest in (like the one you are advertising) is going to pull a scam in the end.

[bettyonline4656]

It really matters!
forum members call them out, if you actually read on this forum you'll see members advising people to refrain from buying altcoins as much as possible. also, it doesn't matter if you know what you are investing in or the associated risk if the thing you are going to invest in (like the one you are advertising) is going to pull a scam in the end.

Your stement rely on assumptions. The platform has continued to pay, and there haven't been any complaints. I'm also part of a forum where people are advised against investing in cryptocurrencies due to their high risk and speculation. Yet, isn't it true that people both profit and lose in the crypto market? Do you see cryptocurrencies as scams?  I have made more money investing in your so called hyip than buying cryptocurrencies.  Again,  it seems authoritarian to claim that my understanding and decision to invest don't matter, only your opinion as the father of wisdom  does.

[Hamada1983]

I was checking on quora.com, nairaland.com and trustpilot and all users claimed adswage is a legitimate platform and they have been earning money with no problem. It is either a scammers making fake reviews so they can call people to join in or people who joined think it is legitimate and convince other to join because they are paying at the moment. Hyip can last for few years. Upon checking the address it is in Dublin Ireland but it is fake and the address is for bicycle repair shop and the website shows no terms of use or privacy policy.

[tabas]

I was checking on quora.com, nairaland.com and trustpilot and all users claimed adswage is a legitimate platform and they have been earning money with no problem.

Don't believe with everything you see on reviews website. As I am reading your first sentence, it's already a red flag that you have to deposit $100 for just activating your account. I don't know if it's just me whenever I see words like "activation" and "deposit certain money", they're all running on my mind that they're likely a scam.

It is either a scammers making fake reviews so they can call people to join in or people who joined think it is legitimate and convince other to join because they are paying at the moment. Hyip can last for few years. Upon checking the address it is in Dublin Ireland but it is fake and the address is for bicycle repair shop and the website shows no terms of use or privacy policy.

It is rampant especially on websites like quora that don't have much moderation with the reviews given to certain companies and topics. Just for your sake, never get into any HYIP at all. It's been so long that many members have been reminded to avoid them because they're scams. What can you expect from them? Fake team, fake promises, fake address, fake system, etc. as in all of them are fake and scams.

[robelneo]

I did not create an account but someone from telegram convinced me to invest and claimed the platform is legit and are paying. I just want to get what people think of the platform. I think they pretend to be good at the beginning and later it will turn a scam.

A lot of your description about this platform is red flags, no terms, no privacy policy no FAQ, the platform is deceptive, there's a hidden agenda when a platform is not transparent on their policy, and they have many shills and promoters.
A legit platform will complete all the information you need to know about their site, in this case, it shows nothing my advice is for you to stay away from this platform.

[Hamada1983]

On November 18th 2023 until November 30th someone in telegram convinced me to join Adswage and claim it is a legitimate platform but I did not join it and today when I checked his telegram account it was deleted. Seems he is a scammer.


I registered using another email address to see how the  scam work. I noticed on the registration form there was spelling error of resendential. Instead of residential they put resendential. The terms of use and privacy policy can only by accessed when you register on the platform and only on a mobile device because when I logged in my laptop I don’t see terms and conditions and privacy policy. I never made any deposit.

[Vaculin]

Anything that asks for a certain amount of money is a scam. Who would want to pay you just by viewing ads, that is too good to be true. Anyone can do that actually, so does it mean that they are capable of paying them all? Just avoid this kind of pattern, anything that is too good to be true is considered a scam. Maybe if they offer a certain job without asking money prior to that, they could be considered legit and legal. But this one, definitely a big scam.

Anyone who falls for them is clearly all because of greed. There is no free money these days. If you want to earn, then go work for that.