We will account for CEO’s 6:01 trade if it takes him to the leader board. Requested bid considered bold ceo move as bid represents .189… verse .199 but we like bold moves! But nobody else try this. If sale doesn’t take him to leader board that would be a very weird ceo move.
We are still awaiting payments from EUBI insurance for their fractional share payout in mintme that was suppose to be added to our balance sheet. That’s why we call out frauds like EUB insurance pulling fast ones on investors like fast invest! EUBI is fast invest times 100x. But still waiting to see if EUBI decides to not be a fraud company. To be determined. Will keep everyone updated until he pays.
EUB Insurance cannot make payout on its promises making the insurance company rating a F- as your money is gone once it touches this companies hands. So far this company stole 700,000 and they did not pay out. They will not pay on claims. I am making one now and dude just closed his Ponzi Company down. This insurance Fraud company is just a thief making promises and is unable to deliver because all the money is spent in the EUB Insurance Ponzi schemes. The company can’t pay out it’s broke! All funds missing or kept by owner like Bernie Madoff.
EUB Insurance is a ponzi insurance company unable to pay its bills. It’s all falling down and fraction shares of his worthless con company that doesn’t pay out is just a bullshit blatant two faced character with no morals that just screws victims of EUB insurance fraud. This company is unable to preform any functions in insurance like paying out. This con insurance company takes in money never pays. Just a con shell insurance company. Do not recommend. You will just get your money taken from this EUB Indurance fraud company. Who owes me 20,000 mintme off a 700,000 investment. Dude is trash.
EUB insurance is a fraud insurance company making fake promises and selling tokens for more than they are worth (nothing) to victims of his Ponzi scheme. EUB insurance is a broken insurance company who stole funds then went away like Bernie Madoff. This con company stole 700,000 mintme and is Mintme Biggest Fraud of All Time. These fraud insurance companies take money and never pay out. Any EUBI SPONSORED PRODUCT IS A FRAUD. Supported by Fraud Con Bids. To sell to victims on other platforms. These con tricks is why EUB insurance is a international Fraud.
EUBI insurance seems to have disappeared like Bernie Madoff. 🤷♂️Like all his con products he sponsored. 🤦♂️
EUBI determined to be a fraud insurance company promoting Ponzi schemes and lies. As largest investor telling the truth cost me 500,000 mintme. But frauds like EUBI should be exposed. Fraud insurance company’s steal money then Never pay out. We are still awaiting our 20,000 mintme payment EUBI insurance company is unable to pay because it has spent all its money in the ponzi is coming down. Until paid these things from EUBI insurance prove the company’s inability to operate morally or legitimately. Will remove once paid every month for The rest of my life. Otherwise EUBI is just a fraud insurance company and crypto.
EUBI joke insurance company can’t make It’s payments to investors. Buyer beware. False price supported by multiple fraudulent accounts supporting the ponzi game. Watch for huge washout as mintme may look to change its donation policy to stop cons like this going forward.
EUBI is a broke ponzi without 20,000 mintme to pay. 🤣🤣 joke company
EUBI defaults leaving everyone wondering if EUBI insurance covers itself incase of default.. apparently not… who would want insurance from a company that doesn’t pay?!?!
EUBI insurance did not take investor warning of increasing mintme prices like a failure insurance company they failed to hedge accordingly. Therefor ponzi scheming and killing their own coins. EUBI rated failure insurance and joke company. Recommend watch the con donators and report them to mintme as multiple accounts and Ponzi schemes. When they failed they rewrote the plan to give bananas instead of mintme. Con companies prss click Silvering and EUBI. Garbage.
