Starbit International Review: Centurion Network reboot w/ robo trader

Starbit International has one of the worst designed websites of an MLM company I’ve ever seen.

The homepage has just under 20
megabytes
of images and on average takes twenty to thirty seconds to load.

For visitors who don’t get annoyed and click away while it’s loading (the page has to load in full before you can see anything), they’re then presented with a site that has no information about who owns or runs the company.

The Starbit International website domain (“starbit.com”) was first registered in 2012. The registration was recently updated on April 13th, 2017, suggesting this is when the current owner took possession.

Iliah Kokh is listed as the domain owner, with an address in Dubai also provided. The address is a building with no street or suite number, suggesting it might be virtual (or non-existent).

The email Kokh used to register the Starbit International domain points to another domain, on which the following message is published:

CRYPTONETWORK EVOLVES

Cryptonetwork’s months of activity have produced a series of market information and findings that fully focused on the preliminary phase goals.

From May 2017, the initiative enters directly in the new operational phase, managed at an international level, with an even wider structure.

All agreemeents [sic] in place remains valid until regular deadline.

A link to the Starbit International website is also provided.

The domain in question, “cnt.network”, was used to promote Centurion Network prior to the message above being displayed.

Centurion Network
 was headed up by Sunitkumar Patel, Pascal Federle, Vincent Piscitello, Gianvito Ricciardone, Benedetto Cancemi, Fabrizio Di Silvio and Nicole Ganier, all members of the “Centurion Foundation”.

Centurion Network was a cryptocurrency MLM opportunity that revolved around Centurion Coin.

Centurion Coin is your typical pump and dump MLM altcoin.

Initially launched as Ponzi points, Centurion Coin launched with a publicly traded value of 6.5 cents in March.

Today the value is 3.8 cents and now that Centurion Coin is no more, likely to collapse even further.

Other than Luana Sicari serving as Chief Sales Officer, Starbit International has not made its executive structure or information about who owns the company public.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

Starbit International Products

Starbit International retail customers who sign up for free are given access to “basic information on Blockchain and its applications on the market”.

Two additional packages are available for purchase:

E-Learning Mini Pack – ” includes a series of tools / information tools with video tutorials, e-books and electronic materials”, retails for 0.13 BTC

Blockchain Information Package – provides access to community blogs, blockchain related newsletters, articles, videos, eBooks and webinars and “robot software”, retails for 0.4 BTC for a

🤖 Quick Answer

Who is the current owner of Starbit International according to domain registration records?

When was the Starbit International domain first registered?
The starbit.com domain was initially registered in 2012. Subsequently, the registration information was updated in April 2017, reflecting a change in domain ownership and management.

What technical issues characterize the Starbit International website?
The Starbit International website exhibits significant performance problems, with homepage image files exceeding twenty megabytes in size. Loading times typically range from twenty to thirty seconds, and the complete page must load before any content becomes visible to visitors.

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