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SO….after using this for a month.. making some small profit. I decided to cashout money that was of no use to me BACK IN NOVEMBER. Keep in mind … today is CHRISTMAS EVE. Yet… still no cashout received. Don’t think that I didn’t take action.. I have screenshots and emails to prove everything I’m saying. On NOVEMBER 22nd.. I cashout not a huge amount… through PayPal.. my very first cashout. It told me it would take 3-5 business days. These things usually tend to take longer so I waited until DECEMBER 7th …NO CASHOUT. I emailed the “support team” the same day … no reply. Still being patient, I emailed them again on DECEMBER 9th … still nothing and then AGAIN on DECEMBER 14th … guess what ? STILL NO REPLY … then I decided to just remain patient… frustrated, confused . Then you know what ? AN EMAIL REPLY BY THE TEAM A WHOLE WEEK LATER. On DECEMBER 21st… they finally ATTEMPTED to assist, I replied INSTANTLY.. 3 emails back to back ….NOTHING . Now I’m sitting here A MONTH LATER wondering WHERE IS THE SUPPORT? WHERE IS THE MONEY ? No answers…. Just be careful with this app and company being so new … YOU COULD END UP BEING SCREWED OVER LIKE ME. IM DONE USING YOUR SERVICES..completely unprofessional and the lack of urgency needs to be addressed.

Wow. what a big dope idea to be able to buy and sell sports players stock. At the end of the day none of us want to dig through financial statements to find the next boomin stock. Just simply isn’t me. But what if there was a way to trade athletes instead of companies?? Like i said phenomenal idea but silly criteria that determines a stock price. The correlation to their fantasy projection is a mere laugh. Explain to me how a blue chip player like D hop is going for $5.53 just because he doesn’t hit his fantasy projections. My homie g is projected roughly 20 every week. The weeks he doesn’t hit it, his price goes down. The 10th highest stock right now is Marlon mack who has 60 yards through 5 weeks. But since his projections are humiliating, he is rewarded with a high price. Cool idea but the dependency on fantasy value is laughable in itself.

Let me start with some positives: this is a really cool idea. The platform seems to work smoothly and is easy to navigate. They also have very good customer service and have answered questions I’ve had pretty quickly and clearly. The issue with using this is in the fees. To make any transaction you will be charged a 2.5% fee. If you do indeed buy shares of a player that has their price increase and then decide to sell to cash in, you will be charged another 2.5% transaction fee. They only pay through PayPal and you guessed it - another 3% fee to pay it out to you. So even if your prediction strikes and you have a player that gains value, you are already down 8%. You need them to gain 9% or greater in a week in order to turn any profit. The top performing players usually gain around 20-30% over a week. So if you are good enough to pick a guy in the top 15-20 every week, then you can make some profit. But if you are that good then you should just work in the fantasy industry as the #1 expert and make hundreds of thousands of dollars. Playing the long term game doesn’t really work well either. Because as they perform, the market adjusts to their new projections. So a great game will show you a % increase but the following week will be harder to live up to expectations resulting in a likely decrease. Or, you sell shares away for 2.5% fee. Good luck finding the needle in a haystack like Derrick Henry was 2 years ago where he now has monster games.