Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum
Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency Trading => Topic started by: Payfbit on August 31, 2020, 01:20:17 PM
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After a successful start to the Token Sale which saw the sale of 46,781,292 PFBT Tokens in Private/Pre ICO, PayFbit is offering investors the opportunity to become a part of this success story! Participants can participate in the sale through BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT & DASH. As an ongoing offer, new participants will receive 25% Bonus Tokens. Furthermore, participants will receive 50% bonus tokens when they participate with more than 100,000 PFBT tokens and 35% bonus when they participate with more than 50,000 tokens. The last date of the ICO is 31st Dec, 2020. Make the most of this opportunity by visiting https://www.payfbit.com/
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After a successful start to the Token Sale which saw the sale of 46,781,292 PFBT Tokens in Private/Pre ICO, PayFbit is offering investors the opportunity to become a part of this success story! Participants can participate in the sale through BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT & DASH. As an ongoing offer, new participants will receive 25% Bonus Tokens. Furthermore, participants will receive 50% bonus tokens when they participate with more than 100,000 PFBT tokens and 35% bonus when they participate with more than 50,000 tokens. The last date of the ICO is 31st Dec, 2020. Make the most of this opportunity by visiting https://www.payfbit.com/
I don't know if it is true that they've sold already 46, 781, 292PFBT where each token was 0.12$ and that is around 5.6M$ almost fund now where I could say not bad at all. But I cannot say if it is real or not, hard to believe coz you know there are lot of campaign project arise and gave update like this but in the end it's all fake. And why they have a lot of round's from 1 to 5?Just asking only.
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But those who have already tried it - please share your impressions and real arguments. Does it even deserve attention? Because I somehow can't believe it...
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Oh, if the bonuses could be some kind of guarantee or real help in work, I would pay attention to it - and so it's just a promotional move for greedy clients...