Harald Seiz founded Karatbars in 2011, but all related companies have failed and every aggrieved party should secure a refund of their investment. This company construction is a true chameleon, new idea results in a new company. About credit cards with integrated gold threads, fake purchases of gold mines in Madagascar, alleged bank purchases in the USA, the KaratBank Coin without a trading platform or physical gold as security for deposits. Nothing worked.
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