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RE: Where to begin in the world of cryptocurrency?
Well, with a lot of time on your hand, as you have, I would start out by investigating an investment opportunity for a few minutes, and if I came across something like this: https://learnonlinemoneymaking.com/is-usi-tech-a-scam-i-believe-so
I would have strong second thoughts.
You can easily make money by investing in crypto currencies, without the need to recruit anyone. But of course there are no guarantees that you won't loose money. There can't be. There is no such thing as a guaranteed investment.
If you are a sincere person who is in good faith, I strongly recommend that you withdraw your money from usi-tech (can you?) and don't try to recruit more people. If not, well then don't even bother replying.
Wow, where to even begin with this comment...
I don't understand how me removing MY money would prove my sincerity... I'm sure not trying to scam myself!! Lol. I'm not asking for money, I'm not trying to deceive anyone. I've merely posted a couple of links "incase anyone wants to check it out". This is a pretty poor attempt at recruiting!
"(can you?)" withdraw money...you are advising against something that you CLEARLY have not even looked at! Really?
As for investigating, I did. I read plenty of reviews etc, not this one in particular, because it wasn't written until after I'd already signed up, but you are aware that you can pretty much find evidence for and against most things on the internet, aren't you? For every bad review there was a good one too.
http://www.mattsherriffinc.com/usi-tech-review-legit-scam/
So what makes Dave Dixon's opinion more valid than Matt Sherrif's experience?
I can invest in this with out the need to recruit people, also. It's completely separate (but you should know that, right?) I'm not terribly interested in the recruitment side of it, but I might aswell casually put it out there incase, yeah? If I was interested in that, I'd start a Tupperware business or something.
I am well aware that nothing is guaranteed, but I feel you may have taken that comment out of context.
It's obvious that this isn't for you, but that doesn't make it a scam.