I have many times and still get the standard answer -the money has not been received”. Meanwhile last week did similar transaction on another ICO and 3 days later received confirmation of funds received and tokens delivered to my dashboard.

Don't expect too much market within days and right now the total market cap is only 250 billion. Maybe in future, there is the chance to increase the total market cap for Debitum and most of the coin prices are very low in the market.

That's because most altcoins that are successful are ETH tokens, when ETH rise they will follow.
Bad thing now is that when bitcoin fall ETH will follow as well, we need to see bitcoin rise, I though that bear market is already over, but it was
not able to break 8K dollars after breaking 7.5K dollars.

Was DEB an already upgraded token from the offset or so I need to do anything now to see the new DEBS? I am a bit confused now and don't want to make a booboo in my MEW wallet if I ever want to transfer anyway. As far as the price is concerned, everything is pretty flat right now and not much can be done unless new money comes in and injects the markets. We are all sitting on canon fodder right now, not knowing which way the market will turn. DEBITUM though is a decent project and have faith one day, things might pan out for us investors also.

I have a question for all of you. Has anyone received a letter with a proposal to follow the link to participate in the receipt of DEB tokens for holders of DEB tokens in the ratio 1:1? Are they scammers?

Still, there are possible chances either they may decrease more but it completely depends on demand. As of now, still, there is the chance the price can even go lower because of the market correction.

I received, I think that scammers, because the site is different.

I also received a similar message. Representatives of the project in the telegram reported that they did not send this message. So it's worthwhile being careful

Time of the investment was the problem, not the DEB itself. Pretty much any coin invested in lost like DEB, I think DEB has actually held up pretty well considering