How to explain with proof that FORSAGE.io is not a scam?
Tags: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Eth, Business, Forsage

This article is written by one of the promising content creators of the FORSAGE Community. Today we’d like to share it with you! Aditya Goel is an engineer, business owner and motivational speaker. She likes to share and spread my knowledge, success and failure stories with people for the people. She has 4 years of experience in Cryptocurrency trading and investments.

Incomplete information is even worse than having no information

If you are new to FORSAGE.io, and you know little about it, you might fail to answer the questions of your friends or prospects, because the first thing that comes to mind of a new person that you present the matrix plan to is whether Forsage.io is legit or just another scam.

Before the launch of TRX.Forsage, I tried and burned my hands in a few very lucrative smart contract–based projects, which came out to be scams.

Now let me tell you how to clear people’s doubts with Forsage.io. And you will understand why this platform is different and not a scam.

There is a very thin line between a scam and a legit MLM marketing. When I researched more about smart contracts and how they work, I got to understand amazing things, which i would like to share with all of you.

How smart contract works

Smart contract once uploaded on a blockchain cannot be edited or deleted. It will keep running for a lifetime as long as the internet exists. Forsage.io smart contract is working perfectly and will keep working the same forever. Now let’s come to the point of difference I found between this smart contract and others. Here, I would like to share a quick story of mine that will help you in deep understanding of the differences.

My experience

Few weeks back, I found a website claiming to give daily interest of 10% and 20% on your investment through a smart contract. At that time, I had little knowledge about it, and I also had trust in smart contracts due to Forsage.io. So I invested around 10,000 TRX there to gain daily profits without doing anything. What they do is they give you daily interest on your investments, like 10% to 20% per day. The website bragged that they have more than 250,000,000 TRX as balance. And you have to withdraw the earned interest from the website. I checked it myself on the blockchain. I thought that if it were running for 2 months, it must be legit.

The withdrawal was running smooth for me till day 3. I’ve even withdrawn a few hundreds of tronex. But after the 4th day of my investment, call it my bad luck, that smart contract balance started reducing and had become zero by the end of the day. Now I had more than 5000 TRX to be withdrawn from their website. But when the balance was zero, my withdrawal request failed again and again. Soon I realized that I have been scammed here!

The difference

Now coming fast forward to Forsage.io.

First of all, it does not promise any daily interest or reward, here you earn what you work for.

Second, it has nothing to got to do with TRX balance on smart contract. Their smart contract balance is always zero! (However, you may see a little amount. This is because a few people sent TRX to the contract by incorrect means, such as sending an amount directly.) The payments here go directly to your personal crypto wallet, and only you have access to your wallet. Forsage.io says, “It is unacceptable for us to create a fund accumulation in the smart contract of the community. We always emphasize that we do not collect funds on the Forsage.io smart contract balance.” So nothing like withdrawal or scam on this platform.

I have 100% trust on Forsage.io. I hope that after reading this, you have a sense of clarity in your mind too.

Be careful and check for fakes or counterfeits

After the launch of Forsage.io on the Ethereum blockchain in February 2020, people began to notice the use of smart contracts and matrix plans based on smart contracts. Soon the term smart contract became the word of trust after the success of Forsage.io. Now, people started using similar matrix plans and other type of smart contracts in order to scam people. They started copying the exact website structure of Forsage.io, its compensation plan, and even used its branding. But if you see and read their smart contracts closely, you will find out that they can copy the website, but not the vision of Forsage.io developers. I have found more than five such duplicate websites, using the name and branding of Forsage.io, but they all fail eventually. They can make a fool of few people with little knowledge, but sooner they also realize that it’s fake. Make sure to tell your partners about these fakes so that they don’t lose money.

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