Quote from: Mandarava on Today at 06:48:14 AM

The Yobit Exchange recently launched an airdrop with some strange coins, which they called DLRS. This is doubly strange, because they accompanied this promotion with a very unambiguous inscription, which said that anyone who signs up will be paid $ 1,700.

I don't quite understand the reason why they chose this name, because in fact these coins have nothing to do with real dollars, and also cost - tens times cheaper than a dollar. In my opinion, the Yobit exchange, as usual, tried to cash in on gullible people in order to exploit their gullibility, forcing them to write 200 Shocked

posts on the altcoinstalks forum.

The above facts once again confirm my opinion that this exchange is a fraudsters. If I knew in advance that the labors of my efforts would end up costing about $ 20, I would send them to hell with this DLRS.

What is your opinion on this matter?

Actually Yobit exchange always comes with untrusted activites and their reputation isn't that good as well, come to think of this case scenario, how can an airdrop reward be as high as that, also considering the fact that most people tends to complain about Yobit promotions I would say something is wrong with that airdrop. Well, I have no business with Yobit so I won't bother checking out the airdrop for whatever reason. All I can say is, people who intend to participate should make sure they read the terms guiding the airdrop to make sure they don't work for free, yes, airdrop with ridiculous amounts might come with many tasks and they might even end up not paying while finding faults here and there.