Yuan Pay-app 

It's a scam.
They keep sending me emails every day, upon investigating there is no such cryptocurrency.

If you send them money you'll never see that money ever again, receive no cryptocurrency and possibly have your banking details stolen.

100% scam!!
fake forbes website adv.

AVOID, AVOID... I read an article on Forbes, Yuan Pay Group is the only firm that is allowed to sell Chinese cryptocurrency coin. I opened an account, I was lucky that Barclays warned me and I stopped at the last second. I was called a few times via WhatsApp. I tried to enter into my account, my password is not working, I forgot my password... they could not send me a new instruction via email to change my password. Scam

Did my own due deligence regarding yuanpaygroup. They did a good write up about e-yuan. Almost fell for it. What a great SCAM.

Full Scam ! They keep calling desperately multiple times, regardless of the time zone your in and worst its "calls" from UK, NZ, AU, etc etc etc. No decent brokerage firms nor any financial sites will sound so desperate to contact you. For sure, they dont understand the English Language STOP CALLING. NO I AM NOT INTERESTED ! Avoid these sites if you want a peace of mind.

Definitely a scam! Looked like a good investment so I did my digging and research to check it was all legit. I had originally clicked on an article of yahoo finance and got taken to an article saying "China officially backs a cryptocurrency, New Zealanders are already raking in millions by investing into this". After a few more clicks I also found a fake NZ Herald website boasting Mike Hoskings "great investment" in this cryptocurrency along with another talking about the USA endorsing PayPal's new american government endorsed currency PPal Coin. The similarity in the articles had me suspicious and i searched them from respected news sources and found no such articles > scam.
DO YOUR RESEARCH. If it doesn't check out it's too good to be true.

Extreme caution advised.

This site has been created with crooked intentions,but well thought out before its inception,and it is easily capable of fooling someone who is not on their toes.

1st Red flag

I register an account,but no password required and when you revisit the site theres no login only an opportunity to register.

2nd Red flag

It takes you to an exchange asking you to deposit €250 despite the forbes article stating they purchased as a test just 2 coins for 0.031 dollars per coin,so why are they asking for a minimum €250 deposit?
When you first register all they require is name email and phone number.
I will add that since I live in Thailand I gave them my uk mobile number which is on my phone here but always deactivated.

3rd Red flag

This one is a bit cheeky.
When they discover you haven't deposited anything within a couple of hours of opening the account,they try to phone you and as I've stated my uk number is turned off.
Heres the cheeky bit.When they cannot get you on the phone,they then use your phone number to search you out on Whatsapp and when you don't answer that,send you a very sweet whatsapp message.
If it is such a great investment(and it certainly sounds that way)the above steps taken by the company wouldn't be necessary,the investment would sell itself.

Final Red flag

Yuan pay app has the opportunity via trust pilot to respond to all or any of these reviews,but look in each of the reviews and at the time of writing you will not see one single reply from Yuan pay app refuting anything stated.

Scam written all over it,and although to a lot of individual people €250 is not a huge amount to lose,for every €250 tendered amongst a huge amount of individuals,someone is making a massive amount of money.
I would advise everyone not to waste their time researching into this scam,but instead guide everyone to the trust pilot review site,search for Yuan pay app and read all the one star reviews.

Hope you get the jist,you know if it looks like an elephant....

I found a link directing me to a so called Forbes article dated today, which was suspicious from the very beginning; the link was not on the actual Forbes website, but some fishy enumeration of letters. I opened a Forbes real article, from their own website and my suspicion was confirmed. Anyway, I set up an account, but luckily I still googled it and before I made any deposit, I found out it is a total scam. Stay out of it.

Update: weeks after this, I started receiving numerous phone calls, even 10 phone calls/day to start transanctioning. I told them at first politely to remove my number from the website, cause I am opting out of it. Little did I know that this would be the start of agressive calling, sometimes in the middle of the night, to require me to start transactioning. They were, if you can believe, scolding me, asking me "then why did you put in the number if you did not want to be contacted? You are not making any sense, if you want us to stop, you have to put in a minimum amount of 87 euro so you can start transactioning." I answered politely, I answered negatively, then I answered agressive and they would not stop. They were ignoring what I told them and kept on busting my case as to why I put in the number, if I wouldn't want them to call, I must have had another hidden desire, otherwise I wouldn't hv set up the account. "You are not making sense, are you allways like that in your life?" Eventhough I told them I am going to the police, they had absolutely no reaction and called me non stop. I would reject their calls and they would call back instantly, 10 times, 20 times, until I had to block the number. Then it was a different number and so on. Please be aware of all of this!

I read about this yuanpay group offering to sell yuan crypto currency on the msn financial news and I thought this is legitimate. They made me put in a minimum $250 as start up cost and then tried to lure me to put in more as they said the find is too low to invest in anything. I said I read the article about YCC offerings at few cents only. I’m sure I have enough. After failing to make me put in more money, they said they will still manage to get me bitcoin and show me some good results. In just over 2 days I was left with $28.68. Though I was stupid enough to lose $250USD but I was lucky enough I didn’t put in more than that. I hope people will do a research and learn from idiot like me here. PLEASE DO NOT BELIEVE anything they said. It’s just too good to be true

Scam!
Always double check an article!

I've asked my Chinese friends about their e-currency. They told me that there is no announced time when it will appear. About YuanPayGroup there is no information about the existence of a group authorised to make yuan transactions world wide.

Big time Ponzi scheme. Watch out, ladies and gentlemen.

fack news boys and girls! Dont burn your hard earned coins on something shallow as this. Fake news coverage, default links to other sides. Date and calculation mistakes on their site.
STAY THE HELL AWAY!!

Scam. Signed up after landing on a legit looking page.
Advt showed up on google news so I thought it was correct.
There is no apparent official crypto of China.

Received a fraud alert from my bank as soon as I tried to purchase and they blocked the transaction.

more info on coindesk (site won't let me post a link to the article)

Was immediately called after stupidly mistaking a fake article for a real one. Very persuasive young woman calling, obviously from a callcenter (stupid ass music playing, bell ringing from time to time).. Well, I'm a bit too nice, talked to the girl for 10-15 minutes, but man it seems legit. What took me a while was that I was researching Orbinvest, the "bank" calling, not Yuan pay-app..

A bit too unconscious and eager to make a buck, now these people have my number.. Well - it sent me to a cyprus registered platform called orbinvest - she was wery eager to prove to me how legit the firm was.. DO NOT SIGN UP

All the reports as big time scam is very true. Avoid this company and report it to media and police. This company is scamming Canadians big time. No star for this garbage scam company.

Big Scam. Avoid at all cost. Don't register, don't leave your phone number.

Only gave 1 star because i couldn't go lower. Scum, big scam.
Credit where credits due though, very well orchestrated and professional looking.
Degenerates who would sell their grandmas falsies if they had gold in 'em....

EPIC and WELL organized SCAM

They create fake landing pages which look like they are from FORBES by publishing REAL ADS on legit websites from CBS sports to Yahoo .. however, i believe those ads appear on the legit website via some kind of Add Programm similar to Google Ads ..

They even have fake Facebook comments below of people who have Magically become rich ...

Also ALWAYS check the link of ANY article you are reading ..the website is totally random and clicking the banners inside will bring you to their scam - phishing website...

Whoever deposited is most likely never seeing this money again .. there a LOT like them out there so be careful people ...also the article is complete fake news