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hunterezi:
How? Teach us

Blitzking:
I don even forget say piggyvest dey..those days of rice farming..maize farming buying share of 5k per share locking for 11months etc..until I realised more profitable investment. Which should I lock 100k for less than 50 percent return when I can get 500 percent trading with the find myself. Me wey fit use 30k make 250k in 5hrs.

Amitex:
What business de give you this type of returns, kidnapping?

Mynd44:
Yesterday savings platform, users of piggyvest has a scare that made them think they had lost their investments and they came to social media to complain about it. They complained that the money they saved somehow disappeared without a trace or even a debit record.

https://x.com/TheHighOne__/status/1928998981582868945?t=CgNYpokPN1e_bOcgfNpxug&s=19

https://x.com/dimma_opinion/status/1929059369892659650?t=CgNYpokPN1e_bOcgfNpxug&s=19

https://x.com/PC4U10/status/1929043760521847021?t=CgNYpokPN1e_bOcgfNpxug&s=19

https://x.com/Boluwatifekola3/status/1929104414624661791?t=CgNYpokPN1e_bOcgfNpxug&s=19

https://x.com/TimseabasiT/status/1929032672484921779?t=CgNYpokPN1e_bOcgfNpxug&s=19

Piggyvest came online to tell customers that it was caused by a technical issue which affect some account but that the problem has now been fixed and the appologized

https://x.com/piggyvest/status/1929138533857460670?t=CgNYpokPN1e_bOcgfNpxug&s=19[/quote]Do they've a physical office? I believe one can pay them a visit.

NuCypher:
Gentle reminder that those numbers you see on Piggyvest or any bank for that matter are.....just numbers that someone or a computer input to make it look like your money is sitting pretty somewhere all the time. The reality is a little different. The actual (or real) money has gone into different investments across Nigeria and across the world; and these are investment decisions made by someone somwhere who thinks he knows better than average people. Also, some of that money has gone into private pockets and used to buy houses in London and Dubai, because (what do you know) most people aren't going to wake up one day and want to just withdraw all their money at once. Some of that money has been badly invested and generating negative returns, but of course, you the investor is never told that. Instead, they just punch more numbers into your account to look like you are making money.

The whole thing falls apart when shit hits the fan and people now need their money. Piggyvest in particular is an investment platform I can never trust. One, they have track records of making bad investment choices (e.g. Agropartnerships, Farmcrowdy, etc.) which is a sad reflection of their due dilligence team, and they do not open their books to their so-called customers so that the customers know exactly what is being done with their money. They also have a track record of denying when their nyash is opened in public, e.g. with the dude from that church that they may have invested money with. They also often promise unreasonable returns that don't reflect the reality of the Nigerian economy, e.g. over 25%. And more importantly, while NDIC itself says very clearly on its instagram that piggyvest is not NDIC insured, Piggyvest on their own website claims that they are NDIC insured. The duplicity! They are also no bank, just a savings platform. But what do I know? Good luck to you all who will put your money is any hole you see on the internet, as long as some returns are flowing in. What you learnt with the fall of Agropartnerships and co, you will soon learn again with Piggyvest. And when it happens, I'll be here laughing at your foolery...because you have been warned!

hunterezi:
How? Teach us

hunterezi:
How? Teach us

Blitzking:
I don even forget say piggyvest dey..those days of rice farming..maize farming buying share of 5k per share locking for 11months etc..until I realised more profitable investment. Which should I lock 100k for less than 50 percent return when I can get 500 percent trading with the find myself. Me wey fit use 30k make 250k in 5hrs.

NuCypher:
Gentle reminder that those numbers you see on Piggyvest or any bank for that matter are.....just numbers that someone or a computer input to make it look like your money is sitting pretty somewhere all the time. The reality is a little different. The actual (or real) money has gone into different investments across Nigeria and across the world; and these are investment decisions made by someone somwhere who thinks he knows better than average people. Also, some of that money has gone into private pockets and used to buy houses in London and Dubai, because (what do you know) most people aren't going to wake up one day and want to just withdraw all their money at once. Some of that money has been badly invested and generating negative returns, but of course, you the investor is never told that. Instead, they just punch more numbers into your account to look like you are making money.

The whole thing falls apart when shit hits the fan and people now need their money. Piggyvest in particular is an investment platform I can never trust. One, they have track records of making bad investment choices (e.g. Agropartnerships, Farmcrowdy, etc.) which is a sad reflection of their due dilligence team, and they do not open their books to their so-called customers so that the customers know exactly what is being done with their money. They also have a track record of denying when their nyash is opened in public, e.g. with the dude from that church that they may have invested money with. They also often promise unreasonable returns that don't reflect the reality of the Nigerian economy, e.g. over 25%. And more importantly, while NDIC itself says very clearly on its instagram that piggyvest is not NDIC insured, Piggyvest on their own website claims that they are NDIC insured. The duplicity! They are also no bank, just a savings platform. But what do I know? Good luck to you all who will put your money is any hole you see on the internet, as long as some returns are flowing in. What you learnt with the fall of Agropartnerships and co, you will soon learn again with Piggyvest. And when it happens, I'll be here laughing at your foolery...because you have been warned!

Nwaokunkpara:
They're testing what the real disappearance will be like

Tjra:
Funny enough, I withdrew my investment last week for an ongoing project.

Piggyvest can't go down. It must truly be a glitch.

If it truly does, then it's gonna make people lose the trust all the Fintechs have been able to earn in last 5 years.

NuCypher:
Gentle reminder that those numbers you see on Piggyvest or any bank for that matter are.....just numbers that someone or a computer input to make it look like your money is sitting pretty somewhere all the time. The reality is a little different. The actual (or real) money has gone into different investments across Nigeria and across the world; and these are investment decisions made by someone somwhere who thinks he knows better than average people. Also, some of that money has gone into private pockets and used to buy houses in London and Dubai, because (what do you know) most people aren't going to wake up one day and want to just withdraw all their money at once. Some of that money has been badly invested and generating negative returns, but of course, you the investor is never told that. Instead, they just punch more numbers into your account to look like you are making money.

The whole thing falls apart when shit hits the fan and people now need their money. Piggyvest in particular is an investment platform I can never trust. One, they have track records of making bad investment choices (e.g. Agropartnerships, Farmcrowdy, etc.) which is a sad reflection of their due dilligence team, and they do not open their books to their so-called customers so that the customers know exactly what is being done with their money. They also have a track record of denying when their nyash is opened in public, e.g. with the dude from that church that they may have invested money with. They also often promise unreasonable returns that don't reflect the reality of the Nigerian economy, e.g. over 25%. And more importantly, while NDIC itself says very clearly on its instagram that piggyvest is not NDIC insured, Piggyvest on their own website claims that they are NDIC insured. The duplicity! They are also no bank, just a savings platform. But what do I know? Good luck to you all who will put your money is any hole you see on the internet, as long as some returns are flowing in. What you learnt with the fall of Agropartnerships and co, you will soon learn again with Piggyvest. And when it happens, I'll be here laughing at your foolery...because you have been warned!

mu2sa2:
Early warning signs. If you know you know.

Emeskhalifa:
No such thing like na so e dey start. Been with those guys since 2017. If dem wan run people street, dem for don run us street since

Tjra:
Funny enough, I withdrew my investment last week for an ongoing project.

Piggyvest can't go down. It must truly be a glitch.

If it truly does, then it's gonna make people lose the trust all the Fintechs have been able to earn in last 5 years.

Midex88:
Naso e dey first start… FTC for the first time

Nwaokunkpara:
They're testing what the real disappearance will be like