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<blockquote data-quote="btcnet" data-source="post: 513" data-attributes="member: 10"><p>If you wouldn't mind leaving your money with a complete stranger who comes to your house, of whom you can only see their hands, and who arrives with nothing more than the "promise" of returning it to you with interest, with their only basis being that your neighbor sent them and it worked for him; then yes. Honestly, you would be surprised by the number of people easily deceived by such a scam, and even more so, by the number who proudly support having been part of it, being nothing more than "lucky" individuals favored for the sole purpose of making you believe that you will also be one of them.</p><p></p><p>Something similar happens with Trust Investing. Only in this case, we know that the alleged individuals involved in its founding have multiple lawsuits in their history, and some of them related to the financial world. Still, they are intelligent enough to keep the swindle going. A site where you cannot arrive voluntarily, but only by invitation from those already inside, makes each user a "server" of the theft itself, turning it into a kind of pandemic crime, one of the most organized in history, where at every moment it is on the verge of instability. It is basically a time bomb that has only not exploded because new feet keep arriving to keep the mine active. But when that pressure is lifted, and fewer and fewer "investors" remain, the radius of the explosion's expansion will reach unimaginable numbers, both in terms of users and money at stake.</p><p></p><p>As if the embargo weren't enough for Cubans, not only on the government but every obstacle they have to overcome to prosper, Trust Investing presents increasingly more problems for its "investors" on the island with persistently blocked accounts; which translates into lost investment, worse still, without the right or opportunity to claim.</p><p></p><p>Perhaps, before choosing the "easy" way, you might want to reconsider the idea of "trusting" a safer method of making money. Trust Investing is actually Blind Investing; there is no security in its system, only blind trust, reckless investment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="btcnet, post: 513, member: 10"] If you wouldn't mind leaving your money with a complete stranger who comes to your house, of whom you can only see their hands, and who arrives with nothing more than the "promise" of returning it to you with interest, with their only basis being that your neighbor sent them and it worked for him; then yes. Honestly, you would be surprised by the number of people easily deceived by such a scam, and even more so, by the number who proudly support having been part of it, being nothing more than "lucky" individuals favored for the sole purpose of making you believe that you will also be one of them. Something similar happens with Trust Investing. Only in this case, we know that the alleged individuals involved in its founding have multiple lawsuits in their history, and some of them related to the financial world. Still, they are intelligent enough to keep the swindle going. A site where you cannot arrive voluntarily, but only by invitation from those already inside, makes each user a "server" of the theft itself, turning it into a kind of pandemic crime, one of the most organized in history, where at every moment it is on the verge of instability. It is basically a time bomb that has only not exploded because new feet keep arriving to keep the mine active. But when that pressure is lifted, and fewer and fewer "investors" remain, the radius of the explosion's expansion will reach unimaginable numbers, both in terms of users and money at stake. As if the embargo weren't enough for Cubans, not only on the government but every obstacle they have to overcome to prosper, Trust Investing presents increasingly more problems for its "investors" on the island with persistently blocked accounts; which translates into lost investment, worse still, without the right or opportunity to claim. Perhaps, before choosing the "easy" way, you might want to reconsider the idea of "trusting" a safer method of making money. Trust Investing is actually Blind Investing; there is no security in its system, only blind trust, reckless investment. [/QUOTE]
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