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Review on Bitlish by José A Rodríguez

Revainrating 1 out of 5

EXCHANGE NO LONGER AVAILABLE (LINK WITHOUT ACCESS)


If there were an exchange service that disappeared of the web without apparent reason, it was Bitlish. This service used to be good in the beginning for the western regions of Europe, especially the UK where it was baked, but after some terrible failures in the company, the team decided to stop providing services. Now, if users try to get access into the page, the result will be 'service no longer available', and this is because the company took all their services and tools out of line. They suspended them, and finally deleted all possible links that used to join the network to the trading fields.

Now, some users still think of that service and the opportunities that could have achieved the CEO with a battery management plan. However, it is not clear the reason why it became so unpopular. The fact is that it will never recover from the current status, and this is something bad for that company, even when they might plan to start another type of financial development.

There is no risk for accessing the link still available. But remember, access won't be granted since it does not exist anymore. So, I suggest users do not look at their time trying to learn in a service like this.



Pros
  • The company was trustworthy and reliable. The team provided good information for users to take precautions since they were up close to their services. Finally, they uploaded a new status where the service is not available. That helped users to understand the team was committed despite all.
Cons
  • There is nothing currently relevant about this exchange. It was good in the beginning, but it is not any longer available.
  • The team won't recover from what is already done, and that's bad for them. They post a good audience and possible good traders.
  • This company failed without a clear reason, but all facts point out it was because of the low volume and lack of management received.