Inksnation - Pinkard - Pinkoin Latest Review: Legitimate or Scam?
Are you aware that forty percent of Nigerians live below the poverty line, has it occur to you that 82 million Nigerians live on less than $1 a day, this report was revealed by the National Bureau of Statistics, this is coming from a population of about 200 million people. It has been projected by the United Nations, that Nigeria will have a population of 400 million by 2050. Away from that, trying to call your attention to the reality that abounds, thus the subject of this review as seen earlier.
What scam adviser is saying about Inksnation?
From the available ratings, it has a trust score of 1% by scam adviser which seems to a typical red flag, extremely poor. 8 reviews have been given so far about it with 6 persons trusting it to be legit while 1 person says it’s scam. Again, the website is receiving a lot of traffic according to Alexa with 176,060. Here are some negative highlights as seen on scam adviser: The website owner is hiding his identity using a paid service. The speed and performance of the website which is low. Unable to find reviews for this website on WebOfTrust (WOT) The website has been set up 1 year, 5 days ago. Cryptocurrency services was detected which can be high risk. Then on consumer reviews about this inksnation.io on scam adviser. They normally give money to all members that have activate their cards in order for them to be using it to register new members and be receiving money, it’s not difficult to see they have a good number of foot soldiers who have been toiling web pages to ensure they have a safe and sound kickoff.
Quora First Review by: Huw Pritchard
It’s a scam.
Let’s see what they’re offering:
- ALL BENEFITS ARE IN PinKoin
- SIGNUP BONUS (IBGrant ₦5,580 worth of PinKoin)
- Monthly IBSalary ₦120,000 worth of PinKoin
- Usage of all funds in PinKoin will be active by August 12th, 2020
- August 12th 2020 Benefits
- X2 of Membership of ₦2,000.
- ₦4,000 Daily for life.
Right, so most of their payouts are in PinKoin - a cryptocurrency that pretty much nobody is talking about apart from a few vague mentions on Twitter and blogs. How can they say it’s going to be worth ₦120,000 when it seems to be pretty much impossible to trade PinKoin for anything else? Hmm.
Alright, let’s assume that their numbers do stack up - let’s see how this works out.
In exchange for paying them ₦1,000, in my first month I’ll get back:
₦5,580 signup bonus, ₦120,000 monthly salary, ₦2,000 of my doubled membership fee back and assuming we’re in a 30 day month another ₦120,000 based on a daily payout.
That’s ₦247,580 based on an initial payment from me of only ₦1,000 - that’s nearly 250 times what I originally paid in.
Does that seem reasonable?
No, of course it doesn’t. If this worked, it would be probably the best investment available anywhere in the world.
This is a scam targeting people who see a big number and don’t pause to think about whether it’s remotely likely that they’ll ever achieve it.
Second Review by: slooreviews
Ever heard of Inksnation? by now you might have probably bought some pinkcoin that’s worth over $500 per coin sitting on your dashboard and there is nothing you can probably do with it.
Inksnation is a scam, the guy called Amos is not skilled to deliver such a project, from my findings and chat i had with him I deduced the program is a failure.
I wrote a 1,000 words extensive review about why inksnation is nothing but a scam, you can read about it from this link.
I will be summarizing the lengthy article into 5 points here and call it a show.
1) Amos said China as a country reached out to him to come start the poverty eradication program in their country, we’ll need him to explain which medium they contacted him on, is it through phone call? whatsapp chat or email.
Who signed the letter? China’s president? Vice President? we need him to show document for the conversation so we can really validate his claims about china.
2) If inksnation is not a scam then he should show evidence that India contacted him to come and start his poverty eradication coin in their country, we will like to know the date they contacted him, through what medium, the person that contacted him.
3) What determines the value of pinkcoin and why does it keep increasing like the billion coin that stay useless till date?
4) Why is pinkcard not produced by a high tech company like mastercard? why is it just a plastic card with QR code on it?
He said the card will be used for online shopping , but it can’t hold money or pinkcoin itself so how does he plan to achieve that unreasonable claim?
5) Why is he deceiving people that he wrote a letter to EFCC when he didn’t take the letter to EFCC office? since he wants to make a deal with EFCC, when is he taking the letter there to get it signed?
If he can answer all of those questions up there then we can move to other technical questions like what phase is the decentralized exchange (DEX) he is designing and when will the beta testing will be out for the public.
If you haven’t wasted money on this scam called inksnation then stay away, those people speaking positive of this program are only those promoting it so you can join through them so they can make some money off your head.
We don’t care about referral commission here at slooreviews, we care more about your safety, don’t trust those saying 1 thousand naira is a small money, if 1 milliom people buy inksnation scam coin called pinkcoin, they will run away with around a billion naira.
So las las inksnation na scam…
Bottom Line:
The parameters the founder intends to use cannot really be reliable at this time, as good as bitcoin is, it has not received general acceptance by the Central Bank of Nations. Pinkoin will be appreciated as one of its kind, but still lacks the merit to uphold and retain treasure of values as projected, again, it’s seriously in doubt for an individual to embark and actualize such project. However, in the meantime, Nigeria will be proud to identify with such success if it holds, will she be willing to fund and support the project thereafter, that’s left to be seen.
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