EOCO lied; The global payment schedule for ponzi coins is wrong – Customers

General News of Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Source: citinewsroom.com

2019-02-19

Global Coin Community Help, a struggling cryptocurrency company, has denied accepting a payment schedule with the company.

Their denial stems from the Organization's claims against organized and economic crime that some 9,000 customers have agreed to a payment schedule to recover their capitalized investments in companies that have discovered that they can not afford it. they operated ponzi systems.

The 9,000 customers belong to Global Coin Community Help, Wealth Drive Ghana Limited and TCL Market Ghana Limited, who were unable to pay investors the promised interests or their principals.

These companies have promised between 10 and 30% deposit yield.

A spokesman for some Global Corner Community Help grieved clients, Solomon Anderson, told Citi News that EOCO was working against them instead.

"I can say with authority that EOCO did not contact Global Coin Community Help customers. We have not agreed on a payment schedule. Last October, we sent a petition to EOCO. We have reached our phone numbers and have never heard of EOCO. Because they showed some attitude, we filed a lawsuit in Koforidua and the judge ordered GCB and First Atlantic Bank to pay us, but EOCO has no choice but to freeze these accounts, "he said.

K. Amoah, executive director of EOCO, said Thursday at Accor Daily Graph in Accra that anxious customers had, at the request of EOCO, agreed on a payment schedule with companies for their deposits to be repaid.

Until now, he clarified that the payment plan agreed with the customers was strictly adhered to, but the customers denied it.

In November 2018, EOCO interviewed the two directors of Global Coin Community Help (GCCH) for having cheated more than 110,000 customers of their deposits for 135 million GH ¢.

The two GCCH directors, Kwaku Damete Kumi and David Opatey, were later released on bail.