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They drew me in with “testing funds”. They gave a few great signals with a coin they developed- then did the “join this ICO” and I asked questions which were not answered- huge red flag looking back!! Then I was “accepted” yet they wanted me to deposit a little over 2k! That wasn’t going to happen- that was after I deposited 1.4K!!! Stay far away!! They have no integrity!
Scam crypto site run by a Professor David Miller. Has an app on the Apple Store named AuvraX. Typical pig butchering scheme where they lock up any deposits you have made and then freeze your account. Beware and stay away!
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