The document serves as a scam alert regarding Accelerated Technologies Holding Corp (ATHC), highlighting it as a fraudulent investment opportunity despite its polished public image. It warns potential investors about misleading claims, fabricated statistics, and aggressive marketing tactics designed to lure individuals into a financial trap. The author shares a personal experience of being deceived by the company's promises, emphasizing the need for caution before investing.

1. ACCELERATED
TECHNOLOGIES HOLDING
CORPS
INVESTMENT SCAM ALERT
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2. INVESTMENT SCAM ALERT

3. a disclaimer
Accelerated Technologies Holding Corps may or may not be a name you
know, but this is so you know exactly what the company is and what it is
after. Consider this a disclaimer on behalf of everyone who has come to
know the real colors of this company, and if you still choose to believe
its grandeur in the market over facts, then it is on you. The company, its
management and other relevant personnel have been actively
scamming people since who knows when.
It is known on OTC markets as ATHC and is a respected name in the
industry. People know of the company as a trusted supplier of end to
end business solutions and technologies, but that is just the image
created and funded by marketing. In reality, this company is another one
of the unbelievable yet heinous scams that you need to beware of. With
its goodwill and reputation, no one thinks twice before investing until it
is too late. But this is a warning not to do so, and if you still choose to
go the opposite way, then this is a waiver of responsibility in advance.
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4. A fact file of lies you should expect to be
fed about ATHC
Accelerated Technologies Holding Corps will use multiple adjectives
to describe itself. Luckily for them and unfortunately for others, no
one tends to consider the fact that the so-called ‘facts’ that it may
be presenting may not be true to begin with. From claims of being an
industry leader and introducing itself as a “master of enterprise
level technologies” you will hear all sorts of lies and sugar coated
truth. Management will present made up statistics to coax you into
investing in ATHC.
If you’ve been in contact with anyone from Accelerated Technologies
Holding Corps, feel free to match the promises I know have been made
to you. They present a set of forecasts and data to you, knowing full
well that new investors wont doubt them given the company’s
status as a listed company. They go on to use that to give you the
impression that the stock is about to take off and if you invest x
amount of your savings right now you're set for life. Let me save you
the trauma and warn you beforehand- it is all a lie.
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5. What disguises Accelerated Technologies
Holding Corps into a shiny opportunity
Accelerated Technologies Holding Corps has been around for a while
now, and has since made headlines for many reasons. Over the years,
the company has made sure to pay extra attention to how it appears
to the general public, to milk the most investors out of them. Its
marketing team has been working overtime and has been publishing
blogs left and right to make it seem like ATHC is the perfect
investment opportunity. It isn't.
However, given that it has built a name for itself since it was
founded, the people that doubt that statement are next to zero.
Atleast, the amount of people that consider the fact that it could be
a scam before investing are zero. Making the best of that very fact,
ATHC ends up being a stock eyed by many investors because of the
company behind it. Accelerated Holding Corps goes a step ahead of
your average scammers and promotes its executives as well, making
them into celebrities and/or hiring celebrities on the board to begin
with, to make the company seem like a symbol of trust.
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6. Falling right into ATHC’s trap
Everyone seemed to be applauding Accelerated
Technologies Holding Corps, its success and ATHC’s
growth on the markets. On top of that, I was
approached by the company’s CEO Eric Kuvykin
himself, who at the time seemed like a knight in
shining armor to save me from financial distress.
He sugarcoated everything to make me forget how
important background checks and information
review was, and had me invest all I had into ATHC.
Once I did, it didn't take me too long to realize that I
had been fooled with promises of huge payouts, and
my savings had all been digested by Accelerated
Technologies Holding Corps.
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