Skyway Capital Review – A Few Facts Why This Business Is a Scam

A transportation system that will allow the transport of people and goods on rails placed above our heads. Safe, friendly to nature, minimal operational cost of such a track, that is precisely what is expected from the Skyway project today by its author – Anatoly Yunitskiy. It promises investors a long-term passive income, which will also benefit the next generations from. Is that really true? Is the revolutionary business finally here, or is it just another scam for people? I hope you will get answers to all your questions in this review.

 

What Is SkyWay and Who to Look for Behind This Project

SkyWay is supposed to be an above-the-level transport system that uses patented string technology to operate. It should be a revolution that will change the overall transport system. SkyWay’s means of transport should be separate capsules or whole sets of capsules hanging on rails in the air. Developers are expecting high speed and safety, low operating costs and environmental friendliness.

 

The idea for SkyWay originated in Belarus many years ago, and the Russian scientist Anatoly Yunitskiy (Junitskiy), who has been working on this project for up to 39 years, is the one to celebrate! Anatoly Yunitskiy is also president of SkyWay Group of Companies.

Anatoly Yunitskiy is an original railway engineer. He is according to an official record also the author of more than hundreds of different patents and eighteen books, as well as 200 other scientific studies and publications. Some various awards are associated with his name, and this is true worldwide.

 

How It Should Work – Options How to Earn on SkyWay

The essence of the SkyWay investment project is the purchase of  Euroasian Rail SkyWay Systems stocks, American Sky Rail SkyWay Systems, African Sky Rail SkyWay Systems, Australian & Oceanic Rail SkyWay Systems through an investment fund SkyWay Capital and other similar companies (also partners of SkyWay Group of Companies). The manager of the investment company SkyWay Capital is Jevgenij Kudriashov.

The value of the listed shares should be significantly increased upon their entering of the stock market, as estimated by the owners of this online “business,” by an estimation of up to 2 to 5 years. It states that the difference can be in the horizon of up to several thousand percents, shares purchased at the right time can allegedly increase their value even up to five hundred times.

 

The money that SkyWay will receive from its partners/investors is to be used to complete the project – the construction of the EkoTechnoPark test facility in Belarus. It is necessary to build up so the company can get the certification and could start with the development . This EkoTechnoPark also serves to test future technologies.

 

Making money is possible not only by investing, but also by recommending this internet “business” to other people. This is a multi-leveled system of provisions that let the company pay you up to 20% of the investment of the members you bring into this system.

 

To Invest or not to Invest?

The project looks interesting, and something similar would definitely work in the future. Anatoly Yunitskiy is a real person, which is not the case with most Internet businesses. Our planet certainly needs a similar mode of transport. It is also true that SkyWay is presenting itself at various world exhibitions and fairs. However, I see the issue in the investment opportunity, specifically in the partner company of SkyWay Capital. Here are some reasons why SkyWay Capital gives me a feeling of mistrust and why I do not recommend investing in this project.

 

1.) There Was the Vision in the Beginning

Skyway is not currently listed on any public exchange, so you simply buy only fictitious (if you want – virtual) shares. To put it more accurately, you will get a sheet of paper called a certificate in which the company confirms that you are booking and they reserve for you some stocks.

 

According to SkyWay’s official videos, if you invest $ 4,000 (you will receive a million of “stocks” for the amount invested), you will earn a million US dollars because once the company enters the stock market, you will be able to sell one share for $ 1 (million shares = million USD).

 

If SkyWay ever enters the stock market, which I doubt, the value of one share will indeed not be 1 USD. The exchange rate determines demand and supply. Easily could happen that if they enter the stock market and people want to sell their shares and earn extra money, no one will be interested in them. At that moment their real value will be shown.

 

What is more interesting, however, and what attracts people in that amount is that SkyWay guarantees the redemption of your certificates for $ 1. So if they enter the stock market and it shows that the real value of their shares is big fat zero, SkyWay guarantees to buy them from you.

These are really great promises, but unreal. They will never enter the stock market, and if they do, they will undoubtedly fail to fulfill their obligations. Otherwise, they would bankrupt. Just simple math. 100,000 people are registered, and each invests $ 4,000. SkyWay will earn $ 400 million. 50% of this amount is split into a pyramid, among partners (to motivate them to attract the others to join this project), some SkyWay money will undoubtedly be spent on the construction of the EkoTechnoPark in Belarus, etc. But if a company enters the stock market, it will have to buy from 100,000 people precisely 100 billion shares. And because they guarantee you to buy one share for $ 1, count it out. Where does SkyWay receive $ 100 billion? This may be clear below, in point 2.

 

By the way, in 2016 it was said that SkyWay will enter the stock market in 2018. It is almost the end of the year, and nothing is happening yet. They supposedly postponed it for 2019. The same reason as with X similar companies that sold worthless papers promising that when they enter the stock, they will buy them from you at a much higher value.

 

Do you consider all these statements of SkyWay trustworthy or you do think, the same as I do, that it is only another trap for people that are easy to be caught to the idea of easy money?

 

2.) Where Does the Profit Come from Now, If Nothing Has Been Built Yet?  How Is the Money Payout?

SkyWay claims to have signed contracts worth billions of dollars with several governments around the world. I mean signed contracts with the Australian and Indian governments worth $ 922 million. Interesting, however, no government knows anything about this contract.

Neither the company itself nor the people who have invested in this business have so far provided any evidence of the claim above. No premise building plan, government documents, just anything that would confirm that SkyWay has signed contracts worth billions of dollars. Anything that would prove SkyWay’s real revenue, or at least interest in their revolutionary transport system. Why does the company not submit any signed contracts at least to its partners/investors? They would silence all the doubters and also an increasing nervosity of co-owners and partners. It would be a clear proof of trustworthiness of this “revolutionary project.”

 

 

The only visible source of income for the company is money from investors who buy for it worthless certificates. And it is more than likely that this money is also used by the company to pay out the extra rewards. If this is true, there is nothing else than just a redistribution of money through a pyramid game / Ponzi scheme.

 

With every system always check where are the money to be paid out coming from. If it is from the starting fee, registration fee, new members investments, it is for sure pyramid game/Ponzi scheme.

 

3.) They Do Not Have the Permission to Offer Investment Services

If it should be about buying the company’s shares, it’s an investment. For a company to operate in this area, it needs a license. What do you think, is SkyWay licensed to provide investment services?

On the website of the Czech National Bank, there is even notice appearing that investment in the securities of Eurasian Rail SkyWay Systems Holding is not by the law. More information:

https://www.cnb.cz/cs/spotrebitel/ochrana_spotrebitele/upozorneni/upozorneni_euroasian_rail_skyway.html

 

The same news also came from Estonia, Italy, Belgium, and Latvia. We can, therefore, assume that SkyWay company is not licensed to sell any stocks from any EU country.

 

4.) The Dubious Past of the Skyway Capital Founder

I would also like to draw your attention to the dubious past of the director of SW Capital, Mr. Kudryashov, who in the past created a website not only promoting “MLM” fraudulent activities, but he also benefited from these activities.

http://web.archive.org/web/20131231011452/http://ekudryashov.com/

 

The link mentioned above was dated 2013 and it had since been taken down. However, thanks to the internet archive project, it is still possible to find. I would also like to mention that the webpage is in Russian, so you might need a translator (or translation software e.g. Google translate) to read it. On the said website, you can find information on where to invest, according to Mr. Kudryashov. A search can be done online about Macro Capital, where Mr. Kudryashov, the director of Skyway Capital, was making money.

 

Alternatively, we could search for the term MMCIS, which is where Mr. Kurdiashov, the director of SkyWay Capital made a tidy sum.

www.leaprate.com/news/forex-mmcis-goes-out-of-business-leaving-50000-clients-high-and-dry/

 

What do you think? Will it be any different this time around?

Personally, I don‘t believe it at all. In my opinion, any person, who has good intentions, will not want to have anything to do with these kinds of „businessmen“ to raise capital (leaving them 42% of the deposits as commissions). If only for nothing else, it gives the whole SkyWay group virtually zero credibility in the eyes of most potential partners/investors.

As a result, even if SkyWay signs a memorandum on any project, once the city/country learns more information, the project simply shuts down quietly, as it did in India:

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/doubts-raised-over-belarus-company

 

5.) Is the Transportation System, Offered by Sky Way, Able to Operate?

I’m not an expert to evaluate the technical side of this project. I’ll leave it to someone else. It probably does not matter at all, because SkyWay is, in my opinion, a financial project in which the technical parameters are just a trick. Something as: ah, look, we have a revolutionary product (transport system) into which, when you invest, you will become millionaires.

 

In any case, in some online discussions, several well-known people agree that SkyWay’s rail technology is not realistic. Implementation suggestions are not entirely convincing and thought over.

 

In the article below, you can read about the significant shortage of Junitski’s string technology already in 2002 – www.membrana.ru/particle/2486.

The article says that the reports presenting the STU can be divided into the ones on the test operation, the ones for participation in exhibitions and those about lectures and visits of famous guests. Thus, 15 years ago Mr. Yunitsky built a test polygon, received delegations from all over the world, presented himself before Putin, Žirinovsky and visited numerous exhibitions. So what was the main argument in 2002? That he did not build a single kilometer of the track. And what is today’s state? Polygon, exhibitions, politicians and 0 km of trails.

 

 

Conclusion

I have to admit that SkyWay is so technically thought over into details, at least for laics, that it causes confidence in the project. Mr. Yunitskiy exists, which is not the case for similar projects. Indeed he has some patents and inventions, but his problem is that for 30 years he has been drawing money from investors, but no one wants to buy his revolutionary technology. So at least no evidence to prove different has yet been submitted.

 

In my opinion, this is just another sophisticated scam (unfortunately, so far it looks like) that stands and falls on the partners’ initial investments and their subsequent redistribution to the pyramid. The above facts indicate this precisely. The whole project is just about the balamute and the promise of the most beautiful tomorrows. Invest in the company, buy “shares” and one day you can maybe get some extra income.

 

I have to admit though that of all the sophisticated frauds like Kairos, OneCoin, Recyclix, Banners Broker, Zeekrewards, Dexcar, etc. are, SkyWay Capital is, in my opinion, the most advanced.  

 

 

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