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WELCOME TO WORLD CHARITY COINS REWARDS!

There is a 5,000,000 coin reserved to distributed free per country in 50 Nations of the World

Once 5,000,000 Coin is fully distributed per country. No coin will be distributed; hence only peer to peer exchange will exist.

Each Allottees is expected to earn One Thousand coin for Free

HOWEVER MEMBERS CAN BUY AS MUCH ADDITIONAL COIN POSSIBLE

Five Thousand Bankers are expected to be registered in Each Countries

These are WCC Licensed Individuals or Organization who are permitted to register a minimum of 1000 Persons to receive Free 1000 World Charity Coin, They will also earn additional transfer commission anytime each of the candidate under their bank make a financial transaction through their wallet for live.

Caution: No Duplicate Account is allowed to receive multiple free coins; It is a criminal offence to open multiple account in disguise of receiving multiple free coin. One Account One Person One Thousand Free Coin

Last but not the least you can stake your coins also in staking section and start earning 3 % monthly interest on your staked coins.

Get busy spreading the message of World Charity Coin everywhere now

We have sharing buttons on right hand side so you can quickly start sharing your links on facebook , twitter , whatsapp , linked in etc

Regards

World Charity Coins Admin


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