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Keeping up with the intelligence community is difficult. Exit-scam notifications from Intelligence Prime Capital had already begun limiting and depleting investor accounts by the middle of February.
There have been additional delays in withdrawing funds later in the month.
An update to crypto fraud was implemented a few weeks ago. An “exit-scam” notification was issued a few days after this proclamation. Prime Capital directors announced their resignations a few days later. The most recent exit-scam is a notification claiming “we were hacked!” was made within the last 24 hours.
According to their most recent exit fraud, Intelligence Prime Capital’s funds have been “depleted” and their bots have been “compromised.”
However, a new IPCloud Ponzi scheme may be in the works, so don’t get too excited. Intelligence The Exit-rip “We Acquired Hacked!” -off announcement from Prime Capital is complete nonsense.
Before that, we had gone no further. That’s just a gimmick to hide the fact that a Ponzi scheme is about to collapse. A report on the demise of those Ponzi schemes is required to demonstrate how ludicrous an MLM Ponzi scheme’s demise could be over time.
To top it off, Intelligence Prime Capital’s autumn was a farce.
According to IPCapital’s latest claim of an exit scheme, the technology had a significant safety flaw. Customers all over the world had been severely harmed, with an estimated 80% of the platform’s total funds missing. Due to a security breach, the AIA BOTs’ ability to precisely analyze the market will be hampered. This will result in a lack of essential information and statistical metrics.
There needs to be more clarity about what is going on. The above-mentioned deception justifies the essential migration to Intelligence Capital’s previously known crypto exit-scam.
Intelligence Prime Capital’s crypto exit-scam as a non-obligatory transition has been running for ten days. It was simple for them to persuade associates to give up their current accounts and switch.
There was no such influence, and as a result, we are where we are now. Prime Capital had previously disabled the affiliate backoffice for around 24 hours.
Backend funds had been moved out of the system, and a crypto account migration was required. Associates were first denied withdrawals, and their back-office funds were refunded to them. The funds in the buying and selling account cannot be withdrawn until the weekend after this one. As if it had never been issued in the first place.
The management team has decided to move all current operations to our MasterC BOT. As a result of your whole funds being moved to the MasterC BOT, you will receive your daily bonuses.
Traders in Intelligence Prime Capital will be unable to access their funds for the next 100 days.
Commissions have also been reduced, as far as I am aware.
Adjustments to the administration bonus are being considered; more information will be provided when it becomes available.
Finally, IPCapital’s most recent exit-scam objectives are to address two problems: Lock all investor funds for 100 days, cut commissions, and hope that monopoly cash returns in the backoffice over the next 100 days will entice new traders to join the Ponzi scam.
Because of math, everyone with half a brain is eager to get their hands on anything they can, no matter how expensive it is.
The IPCloud solution is an excellent match for this situation.
With IPCloud, a decentralized cryptocurrency wallet, is about to launch with the goal of making it simple for consumers to access their digital assets.
“We’ll be announcing further details, including a launch timeline, for the brand-new product in late April.” (The term “new products” refers to new bitcoin funding scams that could result in you losing your money.)
Intelligence Prime Capital has been able to outperform current funding. They’ve most likely been in this location for a while (early to mid-February), and it’s just a matter of time before they go.
The Ponzi scheme has come to an end. Scammers go to great lengths to maintain their recruitment efforts. They’ll reject nearly all withdrawal requests while simultaneously processing a small number of genuine ones. In the absence of cash, there is no such thing as cash. As a result, IPCapital is unable to pay out because it never happened.
We’ll keep you updated on Intelligence Prime Capital’s rapidly deteriorating situation.
