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sterna · 04-19-2007

Dx has set up in a perfect country to hide themselves and make it nearly impossible to prove they are a scam. However, there are red flags all over the place. If dx is going to be big, there is plenty of time to get involved. Don’t send them a dime until they produce a viable business service.

Here are some questions that produce red flags. There are plenty more to ask, but here are a few.

Why did dx wanted to know if the travelers to Vanuatu had talked to anyone there?
Why does the newspaper in Vanuatu talk about political corruption by the government in a Nov., 2006 issue?
Why does it take 2 months to get an outxchange, even though dx has a 48 hour rule?
Why do people who put money in the system 18-20 months ago, still have most of their money stuck in the system?
Why does dx blamed the greedy users for the slowdown, instead of their business ignorance?
Why does dx hide info about the owner(s) and address of the company? Yes, it’s smart to hide business secrets, but why could they not show their office in Vanuatu to travelers there who signed privacy agreements? It because, their office was Mervyn Copperwaite laptop.
Why is adsexposed(Google copycat) not targeted and most of the ads appeal to the get rich quick?
Why does dx ask its users to get their family and friends to sign up people, instead of marketing it themselves? They could have sent a press release, which is cheap or even free.
Why are dx services almost always late and they are constantly changing directions?
What happen to the PDA’s that were supposed to be released several years ago?
What happen to the old dxshopping several years ago?

I suggest people use the Wayback Machine and check out:
Dxgold.com and dxinone.com to see the older versions of this company.

I am not telling lies, but can see why Kevin thought you were a jerk.
You have proven nothing here or Talkgold. I just want people to know both sides, before they put money into dx.

04-19-2007	#51 (permalink)
sterna Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 54 Rep Power: 2	Dx has set up in a perfect country to hide themselves and make it nearly impossible to prove they are a scam. However, there are red flags all over the place. If dx is going to be big, there is plenty of time to get involved. Don’t send them a dime until they produce a viable business service. Here are some questions that produce red flags. There are plenty more to ask, but here are a few. Why did dx wanted to know if the travelers to Vanuatu had talked to anyone there? Why does the newspaper in Vanuatu talk about political corruption by the government in a Nov., 2006 issue? Why does it take 2 months to get an outxchange, even though dx has a 48 hour rule? Why do people who put money in the system 18-20 months ago, still have most of their money stuck in the system? Why does dx blamed the greedy users for the slowdown, instead of their business ignorance? Why does dx hide info about the owner(s) and address of the company? Yes, it’s smart to hide business secrets, but why could they not show their office in Vanuatu to travelers there who signed privacy agreements? It because, their office was Mervyn Copperwaite laptop. Why is adsexposed(Google copycat) not targeted and most of the ads appeal to the get rich quick? Why does dx ask its users to get their family and friends to sign up people, instead of marketing it themselves? They could have sent a press release, which is cheap or even free. Why are dx services almost always late and they are constantly changing directions? What happen to the PDA’s that were supposed to be released several years ago? What happen to the old dxshopping several years ago? I suggest people use the Wayback Machine and check out: Dxgold.com and dxinone.com to see the older versions of this company. I am not telling lies, but can see why Kevin thought you were a jerk. You have proven nothing here or Talkgold. I just want people to know both sides, before they put money into dx. Last edited by sterna; 04-19-2007 at 04:20 PM. Reason: Quick add