The South African version of the Bitcoin Revolution system, called simply the Bitcoin Revolution, has been highly promoted recently, with payload reviews on well-known websites such as Associated Press News (Associated Press News).
The promoters of this plan say that famous South Africans help the platform in attracting investors. Comedian and actor Trevor Noah, President Cyril Ramaphosa, Patrice Motsepe, a billionaire in mining, Naas Botha, a rugby star, and Pravin Gordhan politicians were among those celebrities whose names and photographs were used to do so.
The website of the Bitcoin Movement South Africa is almost equivalent to what news. Bitcoin.com is already revealed as a fraud. The only main difference is that the word "South Africa" is used in the related website documents.
South Africa Bitcoin Revolution advertises the 'automatic trading mechanism' which gives members substantial income working around 20 minutes a day or less, information on their website.
The website "South African Bitcoin Revolution."
The top of the web is the post: "Getting $1,300 in [the] next 24 hours with your little investment nowadays' little Patrice Motsepe scheme," Motsepe is African Rainbow Minerals' founding and chairman, who became a billionaire in 2008.
Another edition of the platform shows at the top: "There are some participants who receive their first million within just 61 days using this underground method of the Bitcoin Movement South Africa, but users have to deposit $250 in advance.
The South African version warns us that registration is due to high demand, similar to the Bitcoin Revolution website. It reveals the same video that includes Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, Richard Branson, Virgin Group founder, and other prominent people who speak about bitcoin in favorable terms. Fake testimony and bogus live benefit reports are also seen on this website.
Source: Bitcoin.com
