Welcome to my Crypto Advice Review!
There has been some buzz about this company so I decided to take a look to see what it was all about.
Chances are someone approached you about the business opportunity and you landed here to make sure it’s legit.
The good news is I am going to walk you through the company, products and compensation plan so you can make the right decision.
You will also learn if these QuickX or QCX Tokens are actually legit.
So pay close attention and read this to the end…
Crypto Advice Review – The Company
At first glance, Crypto Advice has no information on who runs or owns the company on their website.
I checked out the domain registration for “Cryptoadvice.com” and found out it was first registered in 2016 and later updated in February 2018.
Mark Andrews is listed as the owner, however, the address found is incomplete.
After doing more research on this Mark fella, looks like he might not actually exist…
There is a UK incorporation certificate for Mending Minds LTD on the Crypto Advice’s website.
However, UK Incorporation doesn’t mean anything because anyone can get one for cheap…
I did further research on Mending Minds LTD and it looks like it doesn’t exist outside of this UK incorporation certificate.
Apparently the CEO of the company is Jordan Lucas…
After taking a look at Jordan Lucas and Mending Minds LTD, it led me to something called QuickX that has information on Crypto Advice and says the following:
developing and promoting the market and community for QuickX Protocol.
CryptoAdvice purchased token in bulk from QuickX and after that it is selling to the small and big investors with a minimum lock-in period of one year, this lock-in period would prevent the dumping of token.
QuickX is another shell company…
QuickX are behind something called QCX token which is promoted through Crypto Advice.
Anyway, that’s all I got on this company…
Shell company after shell company sounds legit so far… (not…)
Crypto Advice Reviews – The Products
Crypto Advice doesn’t have any retail products or services for sale, however, you can become an affiliate and promote their membership.
Crypto Advice Compensation Plan
Crypto Advice has members invest funds in QCX tokens on a promise they will get a ROI:
- Standard – 100 QCX
- Special – 200 QCX
- Bronze – 500 QCX
- Silver – 1000 QCX
- Gold – 2500 QCX
- Platinum – 5000 QCX
- Ruby – 10,000 QCX
- Titanium – 25,000 QCX
Crypto Advice has no information on the internal value of their tokens.
Once you get QCX tokens, you lend it back to the company on a promise return:
- Lend back 100 to 999 QCX and receive 4% a month
- Lend back 1000 to 2499 QCX and receive 5% a month
- Lend back 2500 to 4999 QCX and receive 6% a month
- Lend back 5000 to 9999 QCX and receive 7% a month
- Lend back 10,000 to 24,999 QCX and receive 8% a month
- Lend back 25,000 or more QCX and receive 10% a month
Once these are lent, you are locked in for one year.
All returns and commissions are paid in QCX as well.
Referral Commissions In Crypto Advice
Crypto Advice pays out 5% referral commissions on invested funds of your personally sponsored members.
Residual Commissions
Crypto Advice pays residual commissions through a binary compensation plan structure.
This can be filled directly or indirectly by team members.
Basically at the end of each day Crypto Advice adds up all the investment volume on both legs and pays you 10% on the lesser leg.
The amount you can get paid will depend on how much you invested:
- Standard tier affiliates can earn up to 20 QCX a day
- Special tier affiliates can earn up to 50 QCX a day
- Bronze tier affiliates can earn up to 200 QCX a day
- Silver tier affiliates can earn up to 300 QCX a day
- Gold tier affiliates can earn up to 1000 QCX a day
- Platinum tier affiliates can earn up to 1800 QCX a day
- Ruby tier affiliates can earn up to 2500 QCX a day
- Titanium tier affiliates can earn up to 4000 QCX a day
Matching Bonus
Crypto Advice does pay a matching bonus in a unilevel compensation plan that pays five levels deep:
- Level 1 (Personally sponsored members) – 10% match
- Level 2 – 8% match
- Level 3 – 4% match
- Level 4 – 2% match
- Level – 1% match
Cost To Join
Crypto Advice membership is actually free, however, you gotta dump some money in their QCX token to be part of the investment opportunity.
Final Verdict
So does the Crypto Advice scam exist?
Well you think by 2019, things like this should be in the past…
However, looks like some people are still trying to pull these lending token stuff off.
Remember BitConnect?
It’s exactly the same business model and the FBI now is investigating that company…
These QCX tokens are useless outside of the company and sure the affiliates will bump up the QCX token value, however, there will also be a crash…
Then it’s goodbye Crypto Advice.
As of right now QCX token value is driven by newly invested funds paying off existing members.
Once recruitment slows down, so will the ROI’s…
Anyway, I wouldn’t touch this with a ten foot pole after what’s happening to BitConnect.
I hope you enjoyed my Crypto Advice review and if you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments below…
Take Your Business To The Next Level…
Before you continue reading…
This is TRIED, TESTED and GIVES TONS OF VALUE.
If you are struggling online or with network marketing and want to finally succeed with actual training, tools and mentorship to get you there…
Plus if you are already in a Network Marketing or affiliate marketing company, this will work for that as well…(imagine getting customers to you on demand).
Test it out for yourself below…
You will thank me later 
Follow me on Social media below:
Subscribe To My YouTube Channel Here.
Add Me On SnapChat:
Snap Chat I.D: MillDrive
See you at the top,
-Jesse Singh
P.S. Sign up for my news letter below and transform your life (serious people only…)
The post Crypto Advice Review – Legit QuickX QCX Tokens Or Scam? appeared first on Marketing Xtreme.