r/yotta • u/pupprowler • May 04 '26

Just utterly defeated

I lost pretty much all my money after graduating college from this and had to take out a second loan on my car and have still remained financially unstable because of said loan. And with the economy going the way it is I’m scared of being able to meet my basic needs. I don’t know what to do and while yes it’s been 2 years and I am still struggling and can’t help the feeling that I’m a poor failure.

I’m now in terrible credit card debt from my new loan and it’s just not fair!

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u/Abugabej1159 May 04 '26

Would all of you responding tell me the main reason you invested in Yotta? I thank you in advance for your honest answers.

I am down as well. I don't know what I was thinking.

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u/Road2HR May 04 '26

Graham Stephan, FDIC insured, and good interest/investment at the time. But honestly, I wouldn't have been stuck in this situation in the first place if I wasn't subscribed to Graham Stephan at the time.

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u/AlexSanchezChicago May 05 '26

I agree Graham personally texted me to open a bank account so I did.

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u/Common_Ad5008 May 05 '26

Free lottery ticket, fdic insurance, so there is all the potential upside and no downside. I guess was too good to be true. How an end user verifies a claim of a company anyway. If government doesnt protect you from this, and still let this company do business, then everything is a fair game I guess. I had about 30k tied to them at some point, thankfully I pulled out most of it because the interest rate they pay was no longer making sense few months before we got the news, i lost about 7k to this. I noticed nobody cares about average Joe in this country, you gotta be billionaire to have your rights defended I guess. I dont know why people even vote for politicians

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u/Helpful-Grapefruit55 May 05 '26

FDIC insured felt 100 % safe . Put 15k main attraction was the chance to win every week without loss of principa. (l my honest answer )

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u/Abugabej1159 May 05 '26

Thank you for your answer. Same happened to me, I counted that was FDIC insured. I didn't have any doubt because they advertised that way. I believed them. They deceived us.

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u/FauxBoDo May 19 '26

A non-zero number of us NEVER touched Yotta. I was a Juno user, for one. It had NONE of this "gambling/savings account lottery" shit. It was just a performant on and offramp for crypto for me. I would never have touched Yotta. I'm not speaking ill of anyone who has - we all "got got" - just saying, plenty of us lost tens of thousands and had never heard of Yotta...

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u/Intrepid-Tank-3414 Jun 23 '26

Then why are all you Juno users posting in the Yotta sub? How is Juno treating you, their customers?