Hey, if it walks like scam and quacks like a scam, it’s a scam.

The flawed assumption of the article is that shares are being issued in the US… yet it’s a Hong Kong registered company, where SEC rules have limited applicability. Perhaps the author could go for a refresher course in global markets and applicability of international securities trading rule and then try rewriting his article.

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I disagree with the assumption that it is a scam as they are not requiring anyone to pay to sign up.

I don’t like the way it works on an MLM basis though and I think when shares are issued (London Stock Exchange is being mentioned now), then the value will crash.

Overall, I just think the business model is flawed and will waste most people’s time for little financial reward.