“Digital Century.co is FAKE and big SCAM. The team slowly lured you to invest more money for a greater return. Then they call you that you have several thousand in your account and call for big celebration. You are advised to open Atomic wallet to withdraw your huge amount, but before doing that you must pay them 10% commission fee upfront. Make sure you stop and think WHY??? before you fall into their trap.
The following letter is what I received after contacting Atomic wallet company:
''Thank you for your message.
USDT token that you are holding in your wallet is a fake asset that does not have any value on the market, meaning you will not be able to swap it to real crypto or fiat currency, please have a look - https://etherscan.io/tokenholdings?a=0x52dA8E0746503cDB2ad6f54ad01281D6B7110632.
The Ethereum network allows everyone to create their own token, and scammers create fake tokens that have the name and price of a real token but have zero value on the market.
You can always check the token on Etherscan by contract.
Learn more about fake tokens here: Fake tokens: common questions.
Please do not try to send it or initiate a swap with it. We recommend you delete this token (upper right corner, click on the “Gear” icon, and select “Delete Token”) or hide it in the filter settings: How do I filter my coin list?
Please let us know if you need further assistance.''”
“Digital century is now trading under Digital-Century.co, this is a fake, you lose all your money, want traders fees upfront 10% when they make you think you have thousands of pounds which are transferred into a Wallet that is fake USDT DO NOT INVEST ANYTHING, you will lose the lot”
“Unfortunately had the worst experience with this company. Do your due diligence!! Lost all my money and had many red flags through the process but unfortunately they have control of your money. You don’t have the option to withdraw without their authorisation. Account Manager has disappeared…”
“Buyer Beware......
The site is now offline and has been for quite a while. I manage a friend of mine's account for him, he made (allegedly) £50 in 2 weeks, So I advised him to withdraw the £50, guess what? nope, nothing, the webpage has now disappeared, and when you ring the helpline they say "The site is under maintenance". 2 weeks of maintenance?
Personally, I would give this a very wide birth, pyramid scheme seems to fit, also you can not find out who owns it.... Looking at the reviews, they are all written by folk with 1 review, indicating they are doing their own reviews. What are the chances of all the reviewers only having 1 review?
BUYER BEWARE, IM JUST GIVING MY OPINION THEY MAY BE OK, BUT FROM MY EXPERIENCE THERE ARE TOO MANY ALARM BELLS RINGING.”
