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Digitalbit pretents to be a trustworthy and reliable company, but they are not. Once your money is invested it is gone with the wind. Many fake profiles with fake accounts on facebook who pretent to be longterm members. A SCAM guys. The CEO, william einhorn (FAKE PROFILE) Don't fall for it!!
one big scam and all people on facebook who have a fake account, be warned for these scammers, you lost your money in no time
The company is a scam now. Do not join it
Great investment company with a consistent and reputable support staff. I would recommend and given day
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