I think I'm not the one who should tell them what to do and to blame them for something, or call names and stuff like that. I'm checking investment companies, especially those that are related to the crypto world, and encountered this one. Well they are probably not scammers, but it seems like they started investing in crypto not that long ago. Because I didn't see any useful information regarding it. If it's an investment company, then logically there have to be strategies, plans, fees, conditions and so on. I don't think they are the same for all kinds of investments, for all spheres. And, honestly, I was surprised when I didn't see information about the team. I don't know, maybe big companies don't do this (and I don't know if the Hehmeyer company is big), but their management team definitely doesn't consist of one person. And one more thing legit companies should avoid: stop warning people about risks. Yes, it's fair to do. But doing so you kind of say: "hey, we are not reliable, if something goes wrong we have nothing to do with this, if your money is lost, well, it's your problem then". It's one thing if a company is really not reliable and they just want to evade their responsibility, but if this is a legit firm, then they better forget about it and try to provide a better service to avoid unpleasant situations.