Polinur collapses, withdrawals disabled + China arrest exit-scam

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Following disabling of withdrawals on August 19th, the Polinur Ponzi scheme has collapsed. Rather than just admit they’re making off with invested funds, Polinur are telling affiliates the company “was arrested in China”. Polinur launched a few months ago and pitched daily returns of up to 2.4%. The Ponzi scheme is believed to have been [Continue reading...]

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