Would anyone like to temporarily store their ETH or tokens at a well-established

[romanlanskoj]

Would anyone like to temporarily store their ETH or tokens at a well-established address for future services or safekeeping?

Address:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x4bcc85fa097ad0f5618cb9bb5bc0affbaec359b5

Funds can be returned at any time upon request, either to the original address or to another address you specify. A service fee of 0.2 ETH may apply, as I provide related services and sometimes return unused funds after completion.

Please contact me if you are interested or would like more details.

0x4bcc85fa097ad0f5618cb9bb5bc0affbaec359b5



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[romanlanskoj]

Based in New Zealand. Currently working with designing tokens for  Solana and Ethereum. (with some exclusions)
Open to new orders -  please contact  via Telegram: @meetupNZ or email: renao256@gmail.com

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[OmegaStarScream]

I'm not sure I really understanding the nature of this service? why would anyone store his funds at your address as opposed to theirs especially when you might be charging them 0.2 ETH which they could use to buy a couple of hardware wallets with.

[asriloni]

Not your key, not your coin. This kind of service is involving very high risk.

Why don't you explain the reason why people should safekeeping their coins in your private address? No yield? No safety?



Also charging 0.2 eth worth $400 makes no sense just to withdraw our money. I'd rather spend it to buy a ledger flex brand new, which only cost me $250 instead of using your service. 

It doesn't force me to pay 0.2 eth for the service fees. I can also keep my money safely in my pocket, and withdraw it anytime as i want. 

[john_egbert]

I stand with others in that "service" announcement  Why give the custody to someone other than yourself for the funds that are yours?..

[Charles-Tim]

I'm not sure I really understanding the nature of this service? why would anyone store his funds at your address as opposed to theirs especially when you might be charging them 0.2 ETH which they could use to buy a couple of hardware wallets with.

I reported this but I do not know the reason it has not been taken down. This is an absolute scam. He used the fee to target people that have high amount of money but he is only deceiving himself.

@romanlanskoj
Just consider this as a waste of time. It is highly advisable for people to avoid your service because it is nothing more than a scam that only fools will fall for.

[Findingnemo]

You are providing a service that sounds like, give me a billion dollar and I will give it back whenever you want and I will take 2 million as service fee for holding your million dollar. That sounds like stupidity to me?

Why would someone wants to keep their money with others and you should be giving the interest if you hold other's money that is how even the centralized shitty banking system works.

[Dunamisx]

I want to bring it to our awareness that there's freedom on how we can use cryptocurrency and to the extent we can go in it, we just need to understand how the whole thing works and know the best way we can apply it for our own personal interest or use, because it has a wider scope of applications and until we know some of this core values, we may not enjoy much from them without discovering how relevant they are.

[passwordnow]

I'm not sure I really understanding the nature of this service? why would anyone store his funds at your address as opposed to theirs especially when you might be charging them 0.2 ETH which they could use to buy a couple of hardware wallets with.

Same thoughts, why I would entrust it to a service that might just be gone in the near future when I can keep it to myself, fee-free and without having to worry if I'll be gone in the near future because I'm confident that it's just there and I can always sweep and retrieve it anytime I wish.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Okay, so your customer will put the money in you and then you charge service for it. Basically they have risk of losing their money and they pay on top of that, how does that work?

Why don't they just deposit it to institutional grade custodian like Ceffu, getting 3% yield while they're at it and they can request their money anytime without additional charge? The whole service you offered doesn't seem to make a lot of sense.