I have just googled this question and found out an interesting fact. It says that when different companies apply for creating a website to popular programmers (developers), they often use their own accounts of FB and GA. so, if some programmer developed different websites of different companies, it doesn't necessarily mean that the first company is related to the second one

anyway, it's on official platform and they are able to make announcements and publish news over there. I have checked once again - you are wrong, these channel has about 3k members as I already mentioned:
https://imgur.com/YohJwr9

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By the beginning of ICO in October 2017 Worldcore sent one token to the more than 20 000 different wallets.
I think that the Worldcore managament tried to improve their story about 25 000 customers in this way.


Source: https://etherscan.io/token/generic-tokentxns2?contractAddress=0x72adadb447784dd7ab1f472467750fc485e4cb2d&mode=&p=2114

Numerous transfers of 1 WRC were noticed by users in the Russian-language Worldcore thread:


Translation:
Adya: "What it is? Why the sales of 1 coin 50 times?)))".
Arist0tel: "The most interesting that it goes from the very beginning of the sales. One coin is constantly being transferred to some strange purses. The only question is - why? And there is the topic, where it is said that this company is scam".

Worldcore manager response:


Translation:
FintechEU: "Speaking of transfers of one tokens - this is a part of our marketing. And we are not the only who doing this. For some this is an obvious sign of scam. There is a feeling that almost any forum member who don't understand the essence of question is screaming a word "scam" without thinking. For us, this is one of the ways to advertise token".

So what?) If this is a part of marketing strategy, aren't they able to this??)) Or what do you mean exactly under your words?) As far as I know, it is not prohibitted )

Sorry, researcher194! I misspelled and disinformed you by accident. The actual link is: https://t.me/worldcore
 

that's what you need to know: marina uni disloses the personal data about ceo worldcore alex nasonov and threatens to other users to do the same.


translation:

"Nasonov Alexey Vladimirovich, who is listed as the owner and CEO of Worldcore, does NOT live in Rostov. As does not go to work in Prague. His international passport is [......].

He flew to Prague on January 4, 2017 with flight SU 2024 from Sheremetyevo.

And on January 7, he returned to Moscow.

Then he flew into Prague with flight SU 2024 already 27.02.

For 2017 he was in Prague three times.

Last return to Moscow - 23.07.

if you continue irritating me with your stupid bots - let's talk about the internal passport, the blonde, the real location, etc. And not only about this. Although I really didn’t want to do this, because, unlike you, I respect personal data. Therefore, I warn you - some other posts of bots here - and rush."

unfortunatelly, I'm not an expert in linguistics, but she started threatening when other users found out her lies. she said that ceo worldcore alex nasonov allegedly had a business - a small shop in the ciry of komsomolsk-na-amure. as it was revealed, that man was a full namesake of alex nasonov, but not personally him. by this action, marina wanted to say that alex nasonov is not related to fintech technologies having just a small shop where alcohol and cigarettes are sold. dirty work!

This is suggests that Worldcore most likely serves not 300 000 customers or not even 25 000, as it stated in their *deleted* White paper [page #15], but much less.

It is can be traced by the number of visitors on the worldcore.trade - 1771 per month: http://archive.li/Gm3mx