Amazing that a company that's on government watchlists for being involved in fraud, that also has a website that looks like it was made in 1999 is involved in a 650million $ deal. Banyans website makes quantum's spelling mistakes look good. Google reviews are available on Google itself left by people unsatisfied with the products a company offers, quantums reviews are no different. If you guys think reviews mean nothing you must dine at a lot of 1 star restaurants right, and hire people with 1 star reviews to do work at your house. A couple reviews yes that's nothing, when hundreds of people leave reviews it's true. Also just to be clear, a company that cannot pay single customers amounts of a few hundred $ is going to be funding 300,000,000 to one company, then 650,000,000 to another, all whilst not being able to pay customers tiny amounts in comparison. Makes so much sense. Seems like this may be an imaginary money tree. Providing funding of close to $1billion but can't even proof read their own website, the jokes right themselves, or not really. Also providing 1 billion but can't come up with 10 million, yeah true I'll believe it when they can pay someone 500$ collectively to make a proper website for them both
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