Review on Jubi by Mahri Owezowa

Jubi Exchange is a combined trading that allows you to exchange digital currencies. The trade was first established in 2013, but was re-launched in 2020, envisaging a land-to-crypto exchange, just as a permanent trade (contract exchange). Trade has a web design for some of the different trades we have run in the past, but it was very simple to learn the site on a daily basis. Trade, some of the different trades that have gone on in the past have a web format, but in a day-to-day way, learning the site page is completely simple. Trading offers fifty exchange points and currency exchange points, which are actually replaced by USDT, ETF, BTC, JUSD. JUSD (Jubi USD) is a stable coin denominated in US $ 1: 1 issued by Jubi Exchange. What impressed the site the most was the exchange it kept. It would be great to have another place for another great step to make it more comfortable. Non-existent notes are supported and there are still very few groups that consider transferring.



This made One Exchange occasionally make it look like a fraud, because we couldn’t figure out whether the engineers were refreshing the page or how individuals were getting their cash. After the shutdown, a number of people protested on web-based media accounts, and many took back their property within 24 hours. After all, people who are not funded by Users who can’t give very little detail at this stage have worsened again after the trade has returned and customers have not been able to get their property back. The new result of this round seems to be the counterfeit trade that customers have to take care of before they have a start before the new closure, with many customers withdrawing their cash after a web-based press battle. After several searches, the round was called “jubi” and the trade went out of business a certain year ago, but was dynamic when it was published. At this stage of the business, there is a surprisingly social way of giving information to its designers. If we look at the customer's critical remarks about Jubi, we can see that the customers are also very disappointed in this trade. The customer service team received the most votes. I reviewed some of these inputs and realized that there was no reaction, despite repeated messages to the customer support team. Those who failed to provide the necessary information were later not funded.



Non-governmental organizations will consider it difficult to trade in Singapore, given the availability of a single Chinese and English language. Customer support is not just about issues, but both English and Chinese wires are very dynamic.