Well, i tried to make a coin in metamask, and they charge me 5.2 dollars worth of ether, not 0.01, so now the prices are similar, it can be more, it can be less, so for Minereum to compete, it must give more features, ERC23 would be good, but it still needs more work.

Well I'm not part of the dev team so I don't know. Just meant to say that you can't charge a lot for something that doesn't really work that well. If that leads you to think this is a scam: read back. And above all, there's nothing that keeps you from paying 300MNE for the service if it makes you feel better. Hell, someone already paid 666 MNE for it...

Sure, you can create your own Ethereum token without Minereum too.. But Minereum is the simple way everyone.. The fee for token creation with Minereum is 1MNE (approximately 7-8 $...) I have tried out, and it is working perfectly...

Due MNE is tradeble only on livecoin right now, the value and trading volume are very low at the moment... Dev has announed that MNE will hit bigger exchanges soon.. As soon MNE will go on bittrex or similar, the value will skyrocket with high probability...

If you go to compare MNE with other coins with the same supply, you will notice that the value is very deep right now...

I have a few questions

1. Will this token have safety features that will prevent someone from buying up more than 51% of the supply which would give that person control of the token

2. Which exchanges take ERC20 tokens and is there any free exchanges like the Waves platform where anyone can list a token for free?

3. When you create a token with 18 decimal points does that mean that's the max amount of zeros that token will have for example 0.000000000000000000? what if the price is 0.01 will there still be 16 zeros behind that number? Sorry a little confused about this

4. What if you send a ERC20 token to an Ethereum wallet what would happen, why do I have to use Myetherwallet?

5. How exactly would I make a ERC20 crowdsale token using this service? Any video tutorials?  

Personally, I don't think Minereum has any value.

You can take a look at Minereum's source code, itself:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x1a95b271b0535d15fa49932daba31ba612b52946#code

Minereum arbitrary created 3200000000000 tokens (for each of their genesis address) on line 27, and will "mine" 32000 tokens every Ethereum block until Ethereum block number 3597381; their mathematical formula for creating new tokens is just addition.

Minereum does talk about using their tokens to help other people create ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, but.. why can't people just follow Ethereum's guide on ERC-20 tokens?   https://www.ethereum.org/token