Sorry; that is circular reasoning. You appear to be envious of someone charging a lot of money for services. So, if you were charged with a serious crime, then according to you, you would be handling the case yourself as no way are you doling out money to scam-artist attorneys.
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Tell you what. You send me $2500 USD and I'll send you a gift card with $200 worth of bitcoin on it and a link the the ripple whitepaper.
I bet their next big tip is to buy BitconnectX
You dodged the points. You have made numerous erroneous assumptions, based on knowing only a fraction of the whole picture. The folks, who laud Teeka, are millionaires and have advanced their portfolios by hundreds of thousands of dollars by adhering to his advice.
One can receive free information from many sources, including the U.S. government. However, few know where to look or what the knowledge may mean to them once they have it.
Now why would I send you money when you have NO TRACK RECORD? Your very solicitation is scam according to your definition.
Already rich guys making more money off of a scam program marketed to newbs in the cryptospace does not prove this program is legit. What a great way to start investing $2500 in the hole said no one ever!
If you can't see this for a scam, fine. Put your money where ever you want. But don't disparage me for calling out trash like this to people who might not know better. Better yet you could mind your own business.