Payment Service Provider s.r.o.
Founded on 17.10.2017 – two weeks after Worldcore ICO start - by Dmitrij Luzan, husband of Marianna Luzanova – 100% owner and CEO – Capital 600.000 CZK = 23.400 EUR at this time – company is still active, but there are no signs of business activity: no homepage, no contact data – What role does this company play in Worldcore system? A „shell company“ for money laundering?
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Here the complete list of private Higher Education institutions in Czech Republic:
http://www.msmt.cz/areas-of-work/tertiary-education/overview-of-private-higher-education-institutions
You won´t find UniMFA.
@compelito
I think there is proof enough now for a scam charge against Marianna Luzanova and her husband Dmitrij Luzanov and a charge about imposture against Nasonov.
http://www.msmt.cz/areas-of-work/tertiary-education/overview-of-private-higher-education-institutions
You won´t find UniMFA.
@compelito
I think there is proof enough now for a scam charge against Marianna Luzanova and her husband Dmitrij Luzanov and a charge about imposture against Nasonov.
@Squeeze:
"What's wrong with my friend from Ingolschtadt?
He's confirmed you're a native German or at least someone who's lived in Germany for a long time, 5+ years.
But you're definitely not a 77 years old "former lecturer" and not "an independent researcher" because you're too passionate and excited with dragging Worldcore into the dirt and very often your post are read like a sort of supportive add-ons to what Marina Uni posted.
You're just an unfair person with your own private interest in this topic - that is what my opinion."
1. "Ingolschtadt"
- I´m sure you are able to correctly write this town name. But in a certain view your writing form is ok. I don´t understand Russian but I know Russian letters and their soundings. Ш ш = „sch“. In German the letter combinations „st“ and „sp“ really are spoken as „scht“ and „schp“.
2. Did I really support Marina´s posts during the last weeks?
3. I´m absolutely not excited with dragging Worldcore into the dirt. Worldcore is in dirt from its beginning because it´s a "dirty" company moving in a swamp of false information, fakes and scam.
4. Did you already the mentioned interview with Alexey Nasosnov? I might point out the last passage:
„Alexey Nasonov is the CEO of Worldcore. He has more than 8 year experience in stock trading, electronic money and startup development. Alexey has a Master's degree (Master of Audit, Finance and Banking).“
1. Why did Nasonov hide this experience in his LinkedIn profile? Where did he – allegedly - gather experience in mentioned subjects?
2. This „Master´s degree“ doesn´t exist – nowhere! It´s pure invention of Marianna Luzanova.
"What's wrong with my friend from Ingolschtadt?
He's confirmed you're a native German or at least someone who's lived in Germany for a long time, 5+ years.
But you're definitely not a 77 years old "former lecturer" and not "an independent researcher" because you're too passionate and excited with dragging Worldcore into the dirt and very often your post are read like a sort of supportive add-ons to what Marina Uni posted.
You're just an unfair person with your own private interest in this topic - that is what my opinion."
1. "Ingolschtadt"
- I´m sure you are able to correctly write this town name. But in a certain view your writing form is ok. I don´t understand Russian but I know Russian letters and their soundings. Ш ш = „sch“. In German the letter combinations „st“ and „sp“ really are spoken as „scht“ and „schp“.2. Did I really support Marina´s posts during the last weeks?
3. I´m absolutely not excited with dragging Worldcore into the dirt. Worldcore is in dirt from its beginning because it´s a "dirty" company moving in a swamp of false information, fakes and scam.
4. Did you already the mentioned interview with Alexey Nasosnov? I might point out the last passage:
„Alexey Nasonov is the CEO of Worldcore. He has more than 8 year experience in stock trading, electronic money and startup development. Alexey has a Master's degree (Master of Audit, Finance and Banking).“
1. Why did Nasonov hide this experience in his LinkedIn profile? Where did he – allegedly - gather experience in mentioned subjects?
2. This „Master´s degree“ doesn´t exist – nowhere! It´s pure invention of Marianna Luzanova.
Ha-ha, silence now?
Nothing else to say in defense of yourself, Marina, after such self-speaking screenshots?
Tell us, what's your purpose with this thread? It's said you started a Russian speaking as well, what for?
What is your personal interest?
Why 75% of all the Worldcore blaming posts in the both threads are left by you only and almost noone else?
Nothing else to say in defense of yourself, Marina, after such self-speaking screenshots?
Tell us, what's your purpose with this thread? It's said you started a Russian speaking as well, what for?
What is your personal interest?
Why 75% of all the Worldcore blaming posts in the both threads are left by you only and almost noone else?
Do you ask for more prooves? Not a problem at all! Proof #2 is below. Do you want even more?
https://s25.postimg.cc/7a24d4cf3/cryproninjas.jpg
https://s25.postimg.cc/7a24d4cf3/cryproninjas.jpg
An independent proof that Worldcore has been attacked, what else is needed to be discussed???
https://s25.postimg.cc/a459qjrfz/image.jpg
https://s25.postimg.cc/a459qjrfz/image.jpg
2. Are you perfect in your native language? You should know: Nobody is perfect! In all language areas you can register different personal vocabularies and expression schemes – often regionally or professionally influenced. Between German speaking areas of Germany (and its different regions), Austria and Switzerland there sometimes are substantial differences. And even remembering my former teachers, lecturers and collegues at university – all „academics“ - and my friends with different professions, they didn´t speak and write respectively don´t same way, but they all have been or are native speakers, more or less perfect. Well educated people mostly have large vocabularies often using synonyms. Other people often don´t know certain synonyms and may think: Is that good German? It´s not easy to evaluate if language proficency is perfect or not, specially not for a not native speaker.
I am. I can definitely say that I master my native Russian perfectly. I am tolerant to those who speak Russian imperfectly if is not done on purpose. To use local dialects – sure. that will go, but it is always quite obvious when a person use speech patterns and sentence constructions that are like a calque from another language! It gives you away!
But mikal, do you perfectly speak and write German being able to evaluate if a German text is this one of a native German or not? Till now I miss a final statement of Sqeeze whom I´ve transmitted some posts in German. He - allegedly - has a friend at Ingolstadt, "a real lecturer", who - allegedly - is able to assess them.
What's wrong with my friend from Ingolschtadt?
He's confirmed you're a native German or at least someone who's lived in Germany for a long time, 5+ years.
But you're definitely not a 77 years old "former lecturer" and not "an independent researcher" because you're too passionate and excited with dragging Worldcore into the dirt and very often your post are read like a sort of supportive add-ons to what Marina Uni posted.
You're just an unfair person with your own private interest in this topic - that is what my opinion.
Real background of Worldcore
"The idea to enter the FinTech business crossed my mind almost 2 years ago. The company was established under the name of Swifthub in early 2014 and in September 2015 we rebranded to Worldcore and migrated to Czech Republic as a payment institution. We consider the Central and Eastern Europe as a dynamic region where many startups are being developed. That's why we totally moved business to Prague, Czech Republic. We are a financial institution operating under the EU payment services regulations of 2009. We perceive Prague as a gateway city, an ideal multicultural place for business development." (high-faluting Nasonov in an interview with "The Paypers" from January 2016)
SWIFTHUB was founded as a London limited company with unknown owners. I guess EUPSProvider people: Marianna Luzanova, Bohdan Taranenko and Pavlo Sidelov, founders of EUPSProvider, and perhaps Nasonov who didn´t play a role until "his Worldcore foundation" in September 2015. Oh man, what a shit (fake) game!
Here the full interview:
https://www.thepaypers.com/interviews/alexey-nasonov-worldcore-we-are-setting-up-the-new-standards-for-successfull-fintech-companies-in-the-cee-region-/762690-38
That´s real investigation, little Worldcore helpers! Evident proof of future scam intention of the fakers.
"The idea to enter the FinTech business crossed my mind almost 2 years ago. The company was established under the name of Swifthub in early 2014 and in September 2015 we rebranded to Worldcore and migrated to Czech Republic as a payment institution. We consider the Central and Eastern Europe as a dynamic region where many startups are being developed. That's why we totally moved business to Prague, Czech Republic. We are a financial institution operating under the EU payment services regulations of 2009. We perceive Prague as a gateway city, an ideal multicultural place for business development." (high-faluting Nasonov in an interview with "The Paypers" from January 2016)
SWIFTHUB was founded as a London limited company with unknown owners. I guess EUPSProvider people: Marianna Luzanova, Bohdan Taranenko and Pavlo Sidelov, founders of EUPSProvider, and perhaps Nasonov who didn´t play a role until "his Worldcore foundation" in September 2015. Oh man, what a shit (fake) game!
Here the full interview:
https://www.thepaypers.com/interviews/alexey-nasonov-worldcore-we-are-setting-up-the-new-standards-for-successfull-fintech-companies-in-the-cee-region-/762690-38
That´s real investigation, little Worldcore helpers! Evident proof of future scam intention of the fakers.
You should read former posts more intentively, compelito! Read here:
i2ve carefully read the information ,,including the russain branch but did not find anything that could be cal led an indisputable proof ..yeah there is a lot of information indirectly pointingt o your rightness ,,but no 1 court would consider them seriously as arguments !!they r unconvincing lol . /
2. Are you perfect in your native language? You should know: Nobody is perfect! In all language areas you can register different personal vocabularies and expression schemes – often regionally or professionally influenced. Between German speaking areas of Germany (and its different regions), Austria and Switzerland there sometimes are substantial differences. And even remembering my former teachers, lecturers and collegues at university – all „academics“ - and my friends with different professions, they didn´t speak and write respectively don´t same way, but they all have been or are native speakers, more or less perfect. Well educated people mostly have large vocabularies often using synonyms. Other people often don´t know certain synonyms and may think: Is that good German? It´s not easy to evaluate if language proficency is perfect or not, specially not for a not native speaker.
I am. I can definitely say that I master my native Russian perfectly. I am tolerant to those who speak Russian imperfectly if is not done on purpose. To use local dialects – sure. that will go, but it is always quite obvious when a person use speech patterns and sentence constructions that are like a calque from another language! It gives you away!
But mikal, do you perfectly speak and write German being able to evaluate if a German text is this one of a native German or not? Till now I miss a final statement of Sqeeze whom I´ve transmitted some posts in German. He - allegedly - has a friend at Ingolstadt, "a real lecturer", who - allegedly - is able to assess them.
Let's just say that so pure Russian constructions that are not typical to any other language are also obvious and evident. Just the same belongs to foreigners who are trying to speak Russian as if it is their native language. And why do you characterize Squeeze using the word “allegedly”? Don`t you really admit that he can be acquainted with a guy from Ingolstadt?
What has to be said in honour to Worldcore is that in spite of the dramatic price drop the team don't try to pump up the market - another evidence that project is not a scam however hard Marina Uni & Co would try to make people think so. The only problem with Worldcore they develop and implement new features quite slow - they have to work harder to recover from the Questra's attack.
They've applied for listings at Bitallex and Coinnex, another boost for WRC hopefully, but let's see.
Goodnight everybody!
Oh my dear! Bitallex and Coinex are total unimportant coin exchanges.
Yesterday total trading: Bitallex - 4,5 mio USD / Coinex - 605.000 USD
"Binance has never listed scam before.“ From which source do you know this? I am able to prove that on HitBIT exchange and Okex exchange (that ownes Binance) is traded a lot of scam cryptos.
Every and each coin market is important for the further development - it's obvious. Today it's mediocre, tomorrow it's top-10. And every source is important to make a token circulate as freely as possible.
Don't mess it all up in one garbage heap once again - we're clearly talking about Binance, not about HITBit and Okex.
You're trying to expand and substitute the resoning!
LOL Do you really believe they were acting illegally and the Czech National Bank is absolutely unable to control what's up in its quite small country?
As you pretend to be "a retired man" now, why don't you take a few hours of your time and apply with official request to the Czech National Bank and then upload here their official answer instead of constantly farting here with bold and colourful letters?
At least his latest post here have a spark of sense (to the suspicious minds), just remember all the illegal nonsense about Nasonov's diploma previously posted here for 20 pages or so... It looks like these girls and boys haven't got any idea any longer what other gossip to brew and spread upon Worldcore. No facts but old farts (as mentioned above) and the imagination failed (((
Btw, the legal question: does diploma data belong to private information, is it allowed by law to spread it without an owner's permission?
http://worldcore-review.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Payment-Institution-Licence.pdf
Read this document attentively please and specially note the date! This shows that Worldcore „No 1 Czech money transfer provider“ + "Czech National Bank licenced and regulated" (ICO site) - „well-known online money transfer institution“ (expressed in another Worldcore statement) didn´t have a licence at the time of ICO start - that the company in principle had illegally acted during the time before. In its statement to Worldcore data presentation Ernst&Young expressively mentioned that Worldcore didn´t have a Czech National Bank licence at statement date (2.10.2017).
Read this document attentively please and specially note the date! This shows that Worldcore „No 1 Czech money transfer provider“ + "Czech National Bank licenced and regulated" (ICO site) - „well-known online money transfer institution“ (expressed in another Worldcore statement) didn´t have a licence at the time of ICO start - that the company in principle had illegally acted during the time before. In its statement to Worldcore data presentation Ernst&Young expressively mentioned that Worldcore didn´t have a Czech National Bank licence at statement date (2.10.2017).
LOL Do you really believe they were acting illegally and the Czech National Bank is absolutely unable to control what's up in its quite small country?
As you pretend to be "a retired man" now, why don't you take a few hours of your time and apply with official request to the Czech National Bank and then upload here their official answer instead of constantly farting here with bold and colourful letters?
http://worldcore-review.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Payment-Institution-Licence.pdf
Read this document attentively please and specially note the date! This shows that Worldcore „No 1 Czech money transfer provider“ + "Czech National Bank licenced and regulated" (ICO site) - „well-known online money transfer institution“ (expressed in another Worldcore statement) didn´t have a licence at the time of ICO start - that the company in principle had illegally acted during the time before. In its statement to Worldcore data presentation Ernst&Young expressively mentioned that Worldcore didn´t have a Czech National Bank licence at statement date (2.10.2017).
Read this document attentively please and specially note the date! This shows that Worldcore „No 1 Czech money transfer provider“ + "Czech National Bank licenced and regulated" (ICO site) - „well-known online money transfer institution“ (expressed in another Worldcore statement) didn´t have a licence at the time of ICO start - that the company in principle had illegally acted during the time before. In its statement to Worldcore data presentation Ernst&Young expressively mentioned that Worldcore didn´t have a Czech National Bank licence at statement date (2.10.2017).
so what?? what do you have against Marianna Luzanova and her husband??? Didn t Marina Kopachkova have a right to a part- time job for worldcore??
Marianna Luzanova was a co-founder of Worldcore, and with her husband Dmitry Luzan she has organized a pseudo-university UNIMFA, which issued a fake diploma for CEO Worldcore.Marina Kopachkova is a lecturer in that "university", she took part in big lie. So it's really does matter.
.i haven2t seen any real proofs that this is a pseudo -university. u r always making a meatball from some ki nd of conjectures ,, indirect instructions and hints , then u put it together naming it by the word ‘“ PROOFs “. sorry ., but the fact that university was founded in 2015 andt he name was registered at the same time , doesn2t` mean that this university could not had existed since 2011 . /
You should read former posts more intentively, compelito! Read here:
New information about UniMFA
If you want to found a Higher Education institution (i.e. a university) in Czech Republic you need an accreditation from Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports - Accreditation Commission.
But UniMFA doesn´t have one - absolutely not! What do you tell now, little Worldcore helpers?
If you want to found a Higher Education institution (i.e. a university) in Czech Republic you need an accreditation from Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports - Accreditation Commission.
But UniMFA doesn´t have one - absolutely not! What do you tell now, little Worldcore helpers?
And another thought: In Nasonov´s LinkedIn profile I miss a clear declaration behind his name what type of master diploma he has got: MA or MSc or MBA. If I had a LinkedIn profile and really were a master I would note this immediately behind my name. I know all European Higher Education institutions which offer studies in International Management and Marketing and in Finance and Banking allegedly offered by UniMFA, too. But in this list there is no UniMFA!
2. Are you perfect in your native language? You should know: Nobody is perfect! In all language areas you can register different personal vocabularies and expression schemes – often regionally or professionally influenced. Between German speaking areas of Germany (and its different regions), Austria and Switzerland there sometimes are substantial differences. And even remembering my former teachers, lecturers and collegues at university – all „academics“ - and my friends with different professions, they didn´t speak and write respectively don´t same way, but they all have been or are native speakers, more or less perfect. Well educated people mostly have large vocabularies often using synonyms. Other people often don´t know certain synonyms and may think: Is that good German? It´s not easy to evaluate if language proficency is perfect or not, specially not for a not native speaker.
I am. I can definitely say that I master my native Russian perfectly. I am tolerant to those who speak Russian imperfectly if is not done on purpose. To use local dialects – sure. that will go, but it is always quite obvious when a person use speech patterns and sentence constructions that are like a calque from another language! It gives you away!
But mikal, do you perfectly speak and write German being able to evaluate if a German text is this one of a native German or not? Till now I miss a final statement of Sqeeze whom I´ve transmitted some posts in German. He - allegedly - has a friend at Ingolstadt, "a real lecturer", who - allegedly - is able to assess them.
Squeeze
Jr. Member
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Re: WORLDCORE - A SCAM!
July 22, 2018, 10:24:26 AM
#1005
There' some nice news about WRC token: today the Worldcore team have submitted WRC token to Binance public voting which starts on July 25.
WRC will be listed on Binance exchange very soon.
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That was me who launched false info about Binance trading of WRC already being active. This was a test for Squeeze: His info above, based in insider knowledge, doesn´t confirm my "fake". But oddly enough he didn´t correct that one - because he is only a transmitter of such informations, and probably he didn´t remember his post above.
so what?? what do you have against Marianna Luzanova and her husband??? Didn t Marina Kopachkova have a right to a part- time job for worldcore??
Marianna Luzanova was a co-founder of Worldcore, and with her husband Dmitry Luzan she has organized a pseudo-university UNIMFA, which issued a fake diploma for CEO Worldcore.Marina Kopachkova is a lecturer in that "university", she took part in big lie. So it's really does matter.
.i haven2t seen any real proofs that this is a pseudo -university. u r always making a meatball from some ki nd of conjectures ,, indirect instructions and hints , then u put it together naming it by the word ‘“ PROOFs “. sorry ., but the fact that university was founded in 2015 andt he name was registered at the same time , doesn2t` mean that this university could not had existed since 2011 . /
Real Worldcore reviews; that actually is indicative of scam
If you carefully study the Internet space, you will find numerous negative Worldcore comments that reflect the real situation around this project. At the moment it has been proved that Worldcore is a banal financial pyramid created with the purpose of stealing money of gullible investors. The organizer of this scam is Ukrainian scammer Pavel Krymov. He has been already arrested and he may get up to 7 years of imprisonment. All positive information you can find about the company – this is a false information attacks and attempts to clear the reputation of a failed project. Be careful. We represented full review of real comments about the pyramid Worldcore below.
https://scamworldcore.com/en/worldcore-reviews/
If you carefully study the Internet space, you will find numerous negative Worldcore comments that reflect the real situation around this project. At the moment it has been proved that Worldcore is a banal financial pyramid created with the purpose of stealing money of gullible investors. The organizer of this scam is Ukrainian scammer Pavel Krymov. He has been already arrested and he may get up to 7 years of imprisonment. All positive information you can find about the company – this is a false information attacks and attempts to clear the reputation of a failed project. Be careful. We represented full review of real comments about the pyramid Worldcore below.
https://scamworldcore.com/en/worldcore-reviews/
2. Are you perfect in your native language? You should know: Nobody is perfect! In all language areas you can register different personal vocabularies and expression schemes – often regionally or professionally influenced. Between German speaking areas of Germany (and its different regions), Austria and Switzerland there sometimes are substantial differences. And even remembering my former teachers, lecturers and collegues at university – all „academics“ - and my friends with different professions, they didn´t speak and write respectively don´t same way, but they all have been or are native speakers, more or less perfect. Well educated people mostly have large vocabularies often using synonyms. Other people often don´t know certain synonyms and may think: Is that good German? It´s not easy to evaluate if language proficency is perfect or not, specially not for a not native speaker.
I am. I can definitely say that I master my native Russian perfectly. I am tolerant to those who speak Russian imperfectly if is not done on purpose. To use local dialects – sure. that will go, but it is always quite obvious when a person use speech patterns and sentence constructions that are like a calque from another language! It gives you away!
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