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TrustScore 2 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Another undercover survey site

This site just ask you to enter in eth addresses. Send in ite link and get 5 people to sign up. Once goal is completed. You hit cash out. Guess what a dodgy survey site loads up. Fake reviews on site. You can't post a comment on the site..avoid guys

February 20, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam Prize Site

Scam prize site that collects personal details and loads viruses into your computer, Don’t Sign Up it Doesn’t Pay You

February 8, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

My Personal honest Experience At Ethinvite.com

I thought I had a honest company at hand when I began my task of invites and could send snapshots of my progress to encourage friends who I had invited.....At one point when I had 4 invites,I left excitedly to push more links so as to get a 5th final invite and when I timidly got back,the page opened up like I was to start afresh putting in my Eth wallet address again,which never surprised me as I thought maybe my earnings had been sent automatically....When I tried it a second time it opened up directly on to my page,and lo and behold,I had 7 invites to give 0.21 Eth which was titillating indeed,but then I got surprised that my oxf5...wallet address was now showing to be beginning with 95.... and I realised there was something wrong....My money was not going to enter into my wallet as there was no provision to change the wallet address.It is there up to now and I won't activate withdrawing.They can do it themselves from their controls...
But the question is,If the thing is yours,why pretend that you want ppo to benefit from it when you are robbing them of their expectations again? Take the thing off and be generating eth in your home with your family instead of playing with ppo's emotions! I had expectations up in cliud9 about my earnings at a time when eth is worth $550 but it was all a froozing balloon dropping from the sky,and oh,the pain of the unfulfilled hope¡

November 29, 2020
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