Seedsforwealth Reviews 14

I got screwed out of $250, looking for help on getting it back,
Already filed with the 3cr or what ever it's called. My 250,000 grew to around 550.000 and lost it all. Any real attorneys out there that can help

A warning to all you who have given this company 4 or 5 stars: read the Trustpilot one star reviews. It's very easy to give 5 stars when all is going well and get a big fat thank you, but as soon as you have any valid complaint especially accessing your funds, they will hide behind small print. I applied multiple times and was repeatedly declined withdrawal with no explanation. Don't be complacent; you could be the next one to have a complaint swept under the carpet. It is notable that they persist in seeking to attract new participants, despite Ayr’Lp prior findings identifying them as a fraudulent investment and urging victims to come forward for a collective resolution, as well as public advisories from regulators highlighting their questionable activities.

The challenges you faced here are alarming, and no doubt, you will never get anything good out of it. Speaking of consequences for unprofessional conduct. I align with PAIVA, for their transparency deliver all the time.

Total scam. Look up the company board. None of the people are real. Look up info on Dexter. Nothing. The language link, fake. No actual email for the company or phone number. The site is registered in another country. The phone number for the company supposedly based in New York is a British Columbia prefix. Run, run away.

This platform is a scam and they’re in cahoots with SWA, Roycoin amongst others which is even a bigger problem. They make it sound as if you’ll become a millionaire but when you make trades they take advantage you. I’ve contacted the FBI and the Federal Trade Commission. They prey on people not for just a few hundred dollars but for hundreds of thousands. They all should be in jail. The company is in breach of contract under Section 49 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and has also violated its duty of care. As business professionals, their actions have caused me harm. Due to this, I have had to consult Chasunah Ltd further investigate my injury. Legal action is pending to recover the owed funds from this unscrupulous company.

Same deal for me as most have said. The assistant was Kelly Martin. Funny how the names change. My experience 99% the same. Lost money, gave loan etc. I was involved in 3 ICO’s.
I think they are fake as well now. Huge gains over 8 million. Forced to pay 20% fee from my total earnings. Went to withdraw finally. Full lock down frozen account . Must pay tax retainer fee. I am in compliance with my 9-5. This was not disclosed at all. I fought with everyone to say this is illegal.
SW Alliance would not step in to get it removed from ROY Coin. Sadly I will not see these gains. Their website does say they are allowed to change the terms of use agreement. Also says withdraws subject to restrictions. Standard lawyer language.
I believe deeply a scam at this point . Lost $26k own funds as well. Could have been worse. Stay away.

SWA, Software Alliance, NeuroVerse Ecosystem, ROYCOIN, NVSX and various other fake ICOs - All of these are scams perpetrated by the group related to the seedsforwealth website. Multiple made up names and untraceable phone numbers are the first warning. Another is that in Nov. of 2024 they started posting publicly using the Dext_r Quisenberry name to multiple financial news websites as press releases. They start by hitting you up on social media with WhatsApp links. Move you to multiple groups using multiple "assistants" so you are confused right from the start as to who got you involved. I signed up to the roycoin site and having seen similar scams before decided not to get involved, but they gave me $20 worth of the coin so I played along with that and got it up to about $120 before the site went down permanently. So you understand this, they control the price of the coin using your money... the big jump in price is because of your money, while it looks like you're making 100%, 200%, etc... it's fake. The coin actually has no value (their platform is just a website program built by dark web developers to simulate a trading platform) and all your money is sitting their wallet. You might get lucky and withdraw a little, but after that you can pretty much forget it!

When they wanted a minimum of $50k to continue with their "program" so I stopped communicating with them, but stayed on lurking as they ran a number of other "ICO" scams saying they had billions in backing. I did file a complaint with the SEC as well even thought they didn't really get any money out of me, they did have a copy of my license. Here's a tip... Don't invest in any coin that isn't listed on a major exchange and you won't run into these kind of scams. I'd venture to say that 99.9% of the WhatsApp investment groups are scams or will get you involved in crypto or currency market manipulation that could put you in serious trouble with the markets.

Same issues as others . I got a loan from their platform Roycoin to buy IPO. After I repaid the loan I tried to withdraw and they changed a 0 to a o on my bitcoin address and blamed me for entering it wrong even though I took a screenshot of the correct address before I submitted and it was copy and pasted, not entered manually. Many of their members are in on the scam. A guy named Mark asked me to trade and I did because he was showing good results. I traded 3 times, on the 3rd trade the platform place a second trade exactly 10 seconds after the trade began and I lost all my money. Roycoin blamed it on internet connection. SWA said they protect your trades 100%. It’s a lie. Stay away from this scam. People cashed in their 401k and now have nothing

My experience was similar to another post. Gain some, lose it all. Then they ask for more. I was going to get a loan from my bank, and their fraud department looked into them and they came back with 100% fraud.

I got paid $100 one time to them through the RCN tool and they gave me a loan and now they're not let me withdrawal money concerned I got it over 60 million dollars

Seeds for Wealth Alliance (SWA) claims to be based in the USA, but their website is registered in Singapore, and their IP address is located in Amsterdam. From the very start, they said I had to create an account on an unknown exchange called "Roycoin" (App named RCN-tool) and deposit funds. I placed some savings in there, and through SWA's guidance in trades, turned $5000 into $12000. After that, I placed the rest of my savings in RCN. I quickly turned that into $30K. A few days later, I lost it all. SWA told me if I could come up with another $30K, then they'd give me $20K (that I wouldn't have to pay back) so I'd have $50K to work with. I did, and they did. Within a couple of weeks, I turned the 50K into over $162K. Only a few days later, I lost it all but a few thousand $$$.

Over and over again through the trades, their assistant, Stephanie Martin (known as Melissa and Shelly in previous versions of this scam) assured me that the alliance would repay any losses caused by the alliance. After losing the $162K, I took comfort in this because Martin had told us to do something, but she, nor anyone else, in the alliance had every taught us what that was or how to do it. When it came time for the Alliance to make good and cover my losses, Martin became angry on chat saying "It is your fault for not knowing what to do. "You made the mistake, not the alliance."

The real kick in the pants is when she said, "You've been trading long enough to know what to do" - I had only been trading a little over a month. SMH

I contacted the leader of SWA (Dexter Quisenberry), and he said that the alliance made some "missteps" with me, and if I could come up with another 60K, then they'd give me $120 so I would more than regain my losses. Again, I came up with the 60K, but when I asked for the promised $120K, I was told I needed to pay back the previous 20K. Remember, I had been told I wouldn't need to pay that back. Point being, I never received the $120K.

About a month later, an upcoming "sure thing" was about to happen, but I had no way to participate. That's when Martin told me that I could get a load from Roycoin. This was GREAT!! Roycoin gives me a loan to use on Roycoin. Then, after I get my returns, I can pay back Roycoin I accepted the loan, and "made" over 2.6 million. I was on top of the world until I reached out to pay back the loan. RCN quickly told me, I wasn't allowed to payback the loan from winnings. I had to pay the loan back from outside funds. When I informed SWA about it, they told me not to be afraid. I just need to get the money needed to pay off the loan so I can have full access to my winnings.

This is when I started digging deeper and discovered reviews on Reddit and other sites discussing this group and how they've gone by different names over the years, but have used the same tactics over and over again.

Seeds for Wealth doesn't have a contact address nor phone number, and no one responds if you use the few email addresses on the site.

Additionally, Most of the leadership they have listed on their site have the exact same name and profile (including current degrees, certifications, background) as other people on other financial sites... EXCEPT their pictures are different.

I'm new to the site and I'm having a hard time navigating into the Group to take information and Answer test Questions to get certified.

The website clearly guides users to take the next step with easy-to-find registration options.

The hands-on approach prepares students for real-world challenges.