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Quote from: drmarcobelli on December 14, 2017, 06:46:09 PM

Never heard about moneypot.
It looks cool, not a big risk, I guess.

The Moneypot site and many others like it always carry big risks. Please inform yourself on the possibilities and do not hesitate to ask us questions so that we may clarify and inform you the best we can.

Quote from: CaterpillarRave on December 06, 2017, 07:46:05 PM

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Quote from: Luxo42 on November 09, 2017, 07:57:46 AM

I had an account on moneypot a few months ago with some balance on it. Why i can not enter?

I can go into my account but lost all my investments.

There is a button write "Support" . I think you should press at it and write a ticket.

Please use Support@Moneypot.com as the official contact of Support.

Quote from: Timetwister on December 06, 2017, 08:33:28 PM

I just created an account, but I don't see any option to invest, just it being mentioned at the FAQ.

Investing has been publicly disabled for a few months now. We will be updating the FAQ and terms shortly to reflect all changes.

Quote from: gamblingbad on December 14, 2017, 08:53:30 PM

what you mean by "debt tokens" how does that work?

The 'debt tokens' are specifically for the old investor compensations. They do not apply to any current balances.

Once calculations are made for the old compensations, we will let people know that they can opt-in, set a Waves address, and then be sent a Waves token that they can then sell on the Waves Decentralized Exchange where the token will be bought from a percentage of income made from Moneypot. All tokens purchased by Moneypot will then be burned.