Quote from: bitcpromoter1111 on November 25, 2023, 09:44:05 PM

It's a recently launched platform, not even two months old, and the Admins are transparent about it with the users. When I asked, I was straightforwardly informed that the platform is new. For social media pages, you can find links in the footer. As for terms and conditions and other pages, they're available on the website, but you simply didn't bother to go through them.

It's good that you pointed out the links to this Adswage scam platform. I will now provide you with evidence that its team is a fake team, and this is a clear sign that they are a dishonest team and that the Adswage platform is scheming.

1- Fake name: Saeed Al Nazari (TM username:@saeedalnazari1) ARCHIEVED1 + ARCHIEVED2
Real name: Ailan Hamad Al Mheiri | [ SOUCE ]

2- Fake name: Linda kerin (TM username:@lindakerin) | ARCHIEVED1 + ARCHIEVED2
Real name: Ericka Nuñez - misserrricka | [ SOUCE ]

3- Fake name: Paul Routledge (TM username:@paulroutledge) | ARCHIEVED
Real name: Patrick Schmied | [ SOUCE ]

Quote from: bitcpromoter1111 on November 25, 2023, 09:44:05 PM

You sound like you might be new to the internet. Adswage isn't the only platform that requires users to pay fees to participate in their earning program. Twitter, Distrokid, and many other platforms follow a similar approach. These fees are typically in place to safeguard the platform against scammers who might exploit the program by creating multiple free accounts.

Now, I'd like to ask you: How would you propose preventing referral and bot fraud in such a program if it were made free for everyone? Consider why platforms like Twitter and Distrokid charge users upfront. Why do they not deduct fees from your account after you've earned money?

This platform is legitimate, and I challenge you to provide any evidence of being scammed if you claim otherwise.

Is the OP the new on the internet, or is it you? It's naive to compare the Bonzi scheme platform, which is only two months old and which you defend as if you are a part of it, with the massive Twitter X platform that has been around for decades. Additionally, does platform X charge its users $100 for subscribing to its Premium service as the Adswage scam platform does? Or is it priced starting at $3 monthly or $32 annually? In addition to the fantastic features that X offers at this low price, it allows any user to proceed by creating a free account without the need to subscribe to this premium service. What features or benefits does Adswage offer its users besides the fake earning program it claims to provide? Roll Eyes

Should any new user pay $100 to the platform owners so that they prevent referral and bot fraud? And if this user creates another account and pays the same amount, will this absurdity you claim prevent him? xD

Also, have you ever heard of KYC procedures? Have you ever heard of artificial intelligence techniques and other algorithms that determine fraudulent activities?