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Huang Yixuan

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15 Dec 2020

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Is the MCO Visa card trustable?

Saw ads for this card around, with 3% cashback on all spent, 10% rebate on Expedia and Airbnb, and 100% rebate on Spotify and Netflix, Is this too good to be true?? https://vulcanpost.com/658217/mco-visa-card-rev...

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Hi all! I have been using Crypto app for 3 years now. Have to say the recent 0% fees for both the top-up for the MCO Visa card and purchase of crypto (e.g. Bitcoin) is awesome! Fuss-free, and at a cheaper rate too!

Also, given the bear traditional market, now is perfect to get some crypto and rebates in crypto. Remember to get the CRO and stake it at earn with 6% AR rate! Another tip is to get USDT (crypto equivalent of USD) and stake at ~12% AR - way better than any bank!

Pease do feel free to ask any questions, I'm happy to answer and guide you! :)

If you are interested, both of us can get $50USD from this, join at: rb.gy/4prare

It's been working very well for me so far! Have been able to pay for all my contactless payments. Moreover, I am getting 6% interest from the 'EARN' feature every 7 days (50 MCO staked). Highly recommend At this point of writing, it seems to only be available in most parts of US, Singapore and some parts of EU. My guess is that when it gets rolled out gradually to other parts of the world, it will only make sense that the currency will appreciate. Here's $50USD to get started by using the referral code 6wbuuhd2xx Cheers!

Kelly Trinh

24 Nov 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

Good news - if you held MCO for last 30 days, there was a 10% gain (a bit wow if you did a big stake of 50k MCO = USD200k, made USD20k, not bad for 1 months work). For last year even better - increase of 70% (link below for source of price history)

The downside is of course - compared to all time high ($22 bucks two years ago) it is now down approx 80%. You wouldn't want to be on the wrong end of that if you had put in USD200k.

As all cryptocurrency doesn't have much economic basis; it is anyone's guess what will happen in next year or two. So this MCO card you should think of as primarily a gamble on MCO price which also has a side/fringe benefit of being a Visa card.
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/mco

Had it since November. Been to their local events and met their CEO, CMO, ground support staff, etc. Been getting rebate and cashback but have to be mindful they are in the form of their MCO token, which you have to sell if you want to use them on your card.

Loading the Visa card used to be a pain but now you can do so with a debit card. This might help you: https://link.medium.com/5l0AWqJQR1

I got the Red Ruby card, the rebate is real (as far as Spotify is concerned), the rebate/cashback is...

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