Is Earth2 a Scam? Second Earth Digitial Virtual Environments

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Answer 1 · February 28, 2021

Definitely worth it. I’ve withdrawn several times. The gripe most people have right now is, that it’s too hard to put in cash!

Spend ten minutes on the FB to see that come up.

If it was a ponzi, why would they make it so hard to put cash in?

Answer 2 · March 25, 2021

Stop telling bullsh**s, you have not withdrawn any penny. it takes literally 1 month for them to answer a d**n email, and takes 2 or more months to "analyse the withdrawal request". So stop promoting bullsh**s and scams.

Answer 3 · January 2, 2021

Online Monopoly Game. Your investment worth nothing till you have a buyer and get that cash in your actual bank account. As someone said in earlier comments. Let's say some how this concept got lots of interest then someone else will come up same concept with zero investment and some premium options so all the traffic will be diverted to new alternate site as it will be cheaper.

It's in our nature to look for an investment opportunity so if we can't invest in developed area then we do invest in future development area as it will be cheaper. This is virtual property so nothing bind you to stay and wait in develop area to play this game. once you see similar site you will jump to new site that has same concept.

In short, this investment has no guaranteed profit. Either you win or you loose but risk to loose your investment is way higher.

Answer 4 · January 4, 2021

I myself have invested 800 dollars and I'm starting to think its a scam from all the videos I've seen, they have never actually successfully withdrawn the money they made by selling a property.

Answer 5 · August 14, 2023

August 14, 2023 at 11:44 PM by an anonymous user from: Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada

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Answer 6 · December 27, 2020

You can get your money back out, but it takes a few days. They're working on streamlining the process.

Answer 7 · December 23, 2020

This is solely for digital advertising...with augmented reality... sports centers...big local events anything, where lots of traffic flows through, will be exposed to digital advertising through an augmented realm you can see with the use of your phones or google type glasses. You're buying digital space before major corporations get hold of this...buy every McDonald's location you can. Cause kids will love the play places with digital interactive objects.

Answer 8 · December 31, 2020

How do you know that McDonalds will exist in Earth2 and the locations will be EXACTLY there, like in real life?

Answer 9 · December 23, 2020

Kinda seems like an alternative PonzI scheme or pyramid. If everyone tried to pull out at once it would immediately crash and the assets have no real value. Additionally, as virtual space, it can be expanded, to earth 3,4, etc if they ever need to PonzI more in.

A dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow and likely this company is just an odd investment. If it takes off cool, but anyone investing in something like this is simply taking a big risk. And with virtual environs competition on the same concept is easy so if someone makes or develops a better earth 2 this one's value will plummet, unlike Bitcoin where competition isn’t a factor in the same way.

That being said some people like to play with money and I personally would sooner throw cash at this than find myself in a casino.

Answer 10 · December 23, 2020

My property gains in value have been about 30 percent at its most steady. But their first active ‘income’ is a land tax, and basically when somebody buys in the same country you own in, you get a small amount of money. Literally like 1 cent. Or if your property doesn’t make up one cent it accrues until it can pay the 1 cent. I’m so far averaging around 4 dollars a day in just income tax, which is spendable money. .Which this early on is great. I’m yet to test if it is withdrawalable

Answer 11 · December 28, 2020

December 28, 2020 at 11:26 AM by an anonymous user from: Žverynas, Vilnius, Vilniaus Apskritis, Lithuania

Is it withdrawable?

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Answer 12 · January 5, 2021

Yes, but people claim to have problems with it. I want to invest but I’m still a bit skeptical about it. If I where you just start investing in what you would be fine with losing.

Answer 13 · December 28, 2020

How do you know if you got the income tax for certain property?

Answer 14 · December 23, 2020

They basically use OpenStreetMap and Mapbox to sell "digital land" (grids) on the premise that this land can generate revenue. There is a market where the value of land goes up depending on demand, incentivizing people to become early adopters. But I have not A) seen any concrete plans on where they plan to go from this initial monetization phase, and B) seen anyway (or plans) to make actual money. Basically, once you purchase land, your cash is theirs and whatever revenue generated "in-game" means squat in actual dollars. I have not seen any peer-to-peer marketplace dealing in real money.