The Missing Cryptoqueen podcast series by BBC Sounds is a must hear

OneCoin members are BBC haters

It's not like OneCoin hasn't already gotten loads of bad press and reputation as a notorious crypto scam, but the podcast series by BBC Sounds certainly got the scam company and its network (mis)leaders on toes.

As soon as the network leaders of OneCoin found out that a podcast series about OneCoin was going to be released they started to agitate the members to mass complain to BBC about the then upcoming series. They even instructed the members all over the world how to complain with a prewritten statement. 

I guess these leaders were desperately hoping that a mass campaign of complaints would lead BBC to at least postpone the release of the podcast series, or maybe even to cancel it.

Here are the instructions posted in a Telegram group of over ten thousand members:

As the picture above shows, the leaders of the scam network were also concerned about some Facebook groups which had people warning about OneCoin and sharing news, information and facts about the scheme. These people – yours truly included – are called "haters", often also "paid haters", and they are very very bad for the ponzi-pyramid-business. 

It's also funny that the very Facebook groups the leaders wished to have reported as abusive were groups of the members of OneCoin. One even created by Sebastian Greenwood himself.

Some of the leaders of the network have also instructed the members to report Facebook accounts of "haters" as fake to have them closed. Yeah, mine too. I can only imagine how many reports Facebook has received about my account. So far without success though.

Oh, but back to the podcast series… 

I don't know how many complaints BBC has already received. I would estimate that at least thousands. Nevertheless, the series was launched as planned, on 19 September first two episodes and the third one yesterday. It's an eight part series and there's is a new episode available every Thursday.

So far I have listened all three episodes available and can highly recommend the series even if you think you know OneCoin inside out.

As a short introduction: 
Dr Ruja Ignatova persuaded millions to join her financial revolution. Then she disappeared. Why? Jamie Bartlett presents a story of greed, deceit and herd madness.

And here's a link to the series. It's absolutely free. You don't even need to buy an education package from a suspicious website nor to become a member of a cult. And no, I don't get any commission from advertising the series.

As you might have suspected, the journalist behind the podcast, Jamie Bartlett, has already received some feedback from OneCoin members. Here's one I spotted on Twitter:

Oh, those onecoiners! They truly know how to represent a scam. Welcome to the club of "haters", Jamie!