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
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?
LOL doesn't sound like an airdrop at all it is more like a bounty for me.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
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?
People still falls to those scheme where they would call it airdrop but you need to work out to get paid come on it is clearly a bounty but it is all to you if you want to continue or not.
And at least you manage to gain something not just a token/coin that would be worthless design to your wallet.