Welcome to Bitcointalk you forgot to drop the link of your exchange in your post, Checking the internet for additional information about your platform, there's hardly any.
Even on Trustpilot it lacks reviews of your platform, if you already have clients who are satisfied of your service, they better do it on Trustpilot instead of on your platform.
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/pegasusswap.comI reviewed the reviews posted on this exchange
[ARCHIVED], which has been around for 8 months, and noticed something strange. Take a look at the attached image.
Did everyone who wrote their reviews agree on the 5-minute time frame for exchanging their assets and on their support experience? And did they all post them on November 6th? These reviews don't seem to have been written by real customers; they are most likely a marketing attempt from the exchange team. If they decide to move these reviews to Trustpilot, any fake positive reviews, like the ones I shared, could significantly damage their credibility. My comment is not an attack on what they offer, but this caught my attention, and I wanted to highlight it. Whats the real reason behind this?


Hello Albon!
You are absolutely right, at that time we were developing the addition of reviews from different sources and those posts that drew attention were written by AI and have already been removed and replaced by original reviews from different sites!
Thank you for your attention, we welcome any criticism!)
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Nice catch albon, What an ugly start for them, lol
They speak of transparency and reputation, but then go ahead to make fake reviews. They also have some contradictions with their terms and Compliance Policy. They claim they will provide the clients with the anonymity, but then will share the information with the authorities at any time if requested.
Hello, logfiles!
About we've already given the answer that it was a plug on the site at the time of developing our new testimonials page. At the moment you can find the real page with our users' reviews.
The philosophy of the project has always been the same, but the ability to give that very anonymity was not fully realized from the beginning. As you might have noticed we have updated our (TOS) and (Privacy police), you can go to the
https://www.pegasusswap.com/website and read them there.
Thank you for your attention to our service!
Pegasus - is not just an exchange service, it is a brand, trust, and quality.
We have appeared on the market not so long ago, but in the field of crypto we are professionals.
But who are you anyway? What brand are you talking about, I couldn't find a single piece of information about who is behind this site, a team, a location, a registered business... Anything
In the privacy policy, you start with a promise to protect privacy, yet later you say you have access to all data (accessible to authorized employers). Although I got the impression that it was a one-man show.
Collection and use of information
Pegasus is committed to protecting your privacy and does not collect personal information from users without their express consent. We may automatically collect certain information, such as IP address, browser and operating system information, to provide security and improve user experience.
Data storage
We ensure secure storage of all data collected while using our service. Pegasus users` personal information is stored encrypted and is accessible only by authorized employees who are required to adhere to strict privacy policies.
Hello, examplens!
The brand we are talking about is based on the trust of users and the quality of our work, you have not found any information about our team and its location and you will not find it in the near future. We provide anonymous cryptocurrency exchange services, the team also wants to remain anonymous.
At this stage our solution is as follows.
Thank you for your criticism, we appreciate it!
@PegasusSwap
- There are no checks on the validity of received addresses [screenshot]!
- Considering that you've listed a lot of exchanges in the footer area of your platform as your partners while claiming to be offering the best rates, am I correct in assuming that PegasusSwap is actually an exchange aggregator, as opposed to being a proper exchange?
- Any plans to remove all of the obvious fake reviews that albon referred to in the past?
Hello, SFR10 !
Try to create an exchange now and also self enter random values instead of the address, I'll tell you in advance, you won't succeed!)
I suggest you visit our site and make sure that we do not have these partners in the form of exchanges, as well as that changed (ToS), which confirms our words.
As you may have noticed, we have answered the question with feedback in other answers, this temporary solution has already been removed!
Hi, I just wanted to add that today they have been removed from OrangeFren (an exchange aggregator) because they were providing a different rate to OF to rank higher in the list of exchanges.
Here you can see the archived pages showing a difference of more than 25% from the real rate to the advertised rate:
actual rate:
https://archive.ph/rU2z1advertised rate:
https://archive.ph/HRGOMHello crimsonmarion!
You were very lucky to catch the moment our *endpoint* fell off, you can go to OF's website and check the current rates.
Thank you!