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Originally Posted by Dynamic-Xchange Dynamic-Xchange.com is a website about DXSynergy, it is not a digital currency. There are just some people who thought DXSynergy would be a get-rich program but as it is not they are annoyed. |
No It's not a get-rich quick scheme, but you would certainly like to make that out of it.
To COMPLETELY answer the Admins question:
1. "Dynamic-Xchange.com" is a web site run by the poster that uses the name "Dynamic-Xchange".
2. With his website, "Mr. Dynamic-Xchange" charges hundreds of dollars to people he can catch in the DX spiderweb, to teach them how to use the DXSynergy scheme, which is a collection of watered-down lookalike services such as Google Adwords and a horribly featured and supported online 'storefront.' These are so useless as to give the appearance of some kind of 'front' for other, suspected, underlying activity.
3. The 'scam' issue comes up because upwards of $50M (conservatively estimated) have been lost to investors hoping to "Gain from all the services" (as the DXSynergy website promotes). In July, 2005, the payout mechanism (the DX system appears to have been operating strictly as a Ponzi since it's inception) shut down completely literally overnight as the Admins suddenly came up with $20M to attempt to buy a Hotel/Casino in the scam Capital of the world: Port Vila, Vanuatu, from where DXSynergy itself operates out of a P.O. Box. Since then, investors have not been able to cash out either their initial investment, nor their 'earnings,' except for a brief period at the end of 2006, when DXSynergy forced some 'Merchant' (another side story) participants to 'put more money in' or lose their accounts.
4. About once a year, the Admins of DXSynergy take carte blanche control of the investors accounts and devalue them severely. The latest incident occurred last weekend, when accounts were devalued from 20% to 50% by the reassignment and reclassification of users funds. Most of the remaining proponents are even ready to confess the obvious, except for "Mr. Dynamic-Xchange," since he makes his money from users in a special way, described above.
5. Dynamic-Xchange.com already has it's own forum, of course run by "Mr. Dynamic-Xchange," although participation has dwindled to almost nothing, as with all DXSynergy associated forums as more and more people have wisened up to the DX SCAM.
You left out a few details, didn't you, Mr. Dynamic-Xchange?
Thank you,
-entree