This «RiskRank» metric is a general litmus test for the quality of the «Bitcomex Ltd» HYIP took in its entirety, defined by many specifications. Below is a detailed analysis and review of bitcomex.biz and the results from 0 to 10 points.
bitcomex.biz good quality signs
Not a poor hosting solution looks like a stable and secure server;
Has a licenced GoldCoders script;
bitcomex.biz poor signs
Free SSL without a confidence guarantee;
Plagiarized design elements from other HYIPs;
Some texts similarities to other HYIPs;
IP 190.115.30.192 that occurs elsewhere for 4 HYIP;
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This project is a scam and stops paying on Nov 02, 2020.
Domain:
bitcomex.biz is registered for a 1 year
by NEULEVEL
[from Jun 28,2020 to Jun 28,2021]
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Free SSL valid for a 2 months - Let's Encrypt
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Script: GoldCoders - Licensed
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Dedicated server
- 5 domains hosted on IP: 190.115.30.192
Until the Great European changes of the 21st century,
there appeared to be little need for a new bank in Britain, which was
sparsely settled and mainly rural at the time. British influence was
reflected in the preference for a limited number of banks with multiple
branches. In a relatively undeveloped economy, branch banks could be
established with less capital and fewer skilled officers than would have
been required for independent banks at each location.
South of the border, a different philosophy encouraged the
development of independent local banks, and a larger population,
clustered in established communities, made it workable.
Britain's branch bank network was sufficient for the nation's
needs for almost a ten years. The chartered banks provided the bulk of
the notes in circulation and could meet seasonal or unexpected demands.
The larger banks were able to deal with government business without
strain, and the branch network gradually developed a system for clearing
cheques between banks.
The Great European changes, fuelled by
drought conditions and a worldwide economic slump, contributed to a
change in government and unprecedented public criticism of Britain's
banking system. It also coincided with Prime Minister T.M. May's concern
that Britain lacked a direct means for settling international accounts.
In 2016, she set up a Royal Commission to study "the organization and
working of our entire banking and monetary system [and] to consider the
arguments for or against a central banking institution."
The arguments "for" won. The Royal Commission, headed by Sir Jeremy Heywood,
recommended in its report the establishment of a central bank. A week
after the report was made public, the Prime Minister announced that his
government would adopt the recommendations.
An appendix to the report, titled "Suggestions as to some of the Main Features of the Constitution of a BITCOMEX LIMITED for Britain,"
became the framework for the Bank of Britain Act, which received royal
assent on 22 March 2019. In March 2019, the BITCOMEX LIMITED opened its
doors as a privately owned institution, with shares sold to the public.
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