Dishonest.wiki

As frustrations mount up, withdrawal issues continue.

Leaders and uplines are starting to lose their veneer of cooperation.

Without notice, members were receiving error messages regarding OTP emails, and not all emails were received.

After the supposed OTP function had already been running on the system, a notice was sent out to members saying they were testing a new security function that would only be implemented in January.

A badly written, implausible, “factsheet” apparently authored by one his team members, Andrew Lomax, was sent out by one of the leaders, Peter Muller.

While apparently over 6000 withdrawals were processed, complaints continue to roll in, from account suspensions, withdrawals not paid, to lack of response from support.

Team leaders are starting to threaten users.

Suspended accounts, worried users, missing accounts, missing transactions and delayed payments while Tech Assist sends out messages apologising for the slow server after the upgrade to the faster server.

On this Q&A session, more users can be seen complaining about withdrawals. It is also noted that Johan is not in South Africa as the cars drive on the wrong side of the road.

https://youtu.be/7o4ETFOd3i4

In this Telegram group, users were asked to list their usernames for a batch mail to be sent to support querying withdrawal issues.

Withdrawal issues continued, with members querying the need to escalate issues.

Uplines even began to threaten members with removal from groups for reporting issues too early.

A personal email apparently sent from Johann Steynberg apologising for the issues and offering an increased referral bonus.

A notice from the MTI team stating that withdrawals delays had been caught up.

Problems continued unabated as the week ended off.

There was an official message stating that problems were as a result of changes made to the system, while admitting that problems weren't resolved.

This came coupled with a renewed drive for an increased membership base.

This week there have been more notifications that issues be will be rectified by the weekend, along with some telling reasons given for the delays and problems.

With more issues cropping up from worried users.

For some users, the office run has continued, halting all trading on their accounts.

This user has even been told that funds would be removed from his account for using a system that Cheri herself has used¹⁾.

Another user, after complaining about MTI, was removed from the Telegram group before he had a chance to see Cheri's reply - which was filled with inaccuracies and lies.

And new reasons for withdrawal delays continue to be invented.

Also, Bitbuy.ca and altcoin have prohibited accounts from transfering to or from MTI.

There even appears to be problems administering issues - as this user discovered when he was told his issue had been escalated and resolved - before he'd even told them who he was.

While some are saying their withdrawal issues have been resolved, and blaming everything from the FSCA to journalists, others are still experiencing issues in having their bitcoin show up in their wallets - even though chain analysis has shown their transactions have been finalised.

Yet another official response to all the issues.

Official responses have repeatedly stated that the problem has been addressed and resolved. At least five times over the last week.

Although four automated response lines were installed, users have been complaining about lack of support.

And the complaints are coming in from a variety of angles:

There is now also a noted technical glitch with the 2FA that was supposed to resolve the withdrawal issues:

And also the newly-installed automated support system:

Multiple members have started complaining about deposits and withdrawals not showing up in their accounts.

This user even tracked his deposit and noticed that it was withdrawn before it had even reflected in his trading account.

Other users have been making waves on Telegram and Facebook groups: