PeerBerry Reviews

I've been putting my money into this platform since 2018. During this time, the sector faced two major crises: the covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine. The pandemic didn’t really hit hard, and they’ve been managing the Ukraine situation pretty well too. The board said they would share the load during tough times, and so far, they’ve kept that promise. This is the only platform I know of in the p2p space that actually shares the burden with its investors. The rest either go belly up or leave all the weight on their investors' shoulders.

This is a top-notch platform for investing...they were able to get back over 50% of my investments in Russia and Ukraine since the conflict kicked off!

I hold accounts with both Mintos and PeerBerry. Ever since the conflict in Ukraine started, my Mintos investments have seen a ton of loans go into default, and I doubt I'll ever get that money back. On the flip side, my experience with PeerBerry has been different; my average return on investment has dipped from 11% to 9%, but I haven't encountered any defaulted loans yet. Out of the 6k I put into areas impacted by the war, over 3k has been returned to me. Honestly, if I had thrown that 6k into another platform, I would’ve been in deep trouble. It’s pretty impressive how PeerBerry has pulled this off with the help of its partners.

I've got my hands in five P2P platforms, and I gotta say, Peerberry stands out as my favorite. Sure, they ain't flawless and have made some blunders, but they really know how to keep in touch with everyday investors.

Pros:
- Their Telegram updates are top-notch!
- The returns are solid.
- The way they handled the loans stuck in Russia and Ukraine is a real standout in the P2P scene.
- They didn’t pull the 'force majeure' card because of the conflict.
- The website is pretty slick and easy to navigate.

Cons:
- The management took a big risk by heavily investing in Ukraine and Russia, which ended up putting the company at risk. What seemed like a good move back then turned into a potential problem later on. The delay in responding to the political changes (like pulling capital from RU & UKR) was the real issue, not the investments themselves!
- They claim to have settled over half of the overdue loans from Ukraine and Russia, but the reality varies across different portfolios. It all depends on how you interpret the figures and what you count as part of the original amount.
- They’ve made partial repayments on loans from Ukraine and Russia, but considering the losses (I see Ukrainian loans as nearly a total loss), this could impact the overall financial health of the group. If they can’t sell the Russian assets for a fair price or recover some funds from there, they might run into some serious financial trouble.

In summary:
Peerberry is definitely my top pick for P2P investments, with excellent communication for investors. However, I’d keep an eye on their financial stability in the mid to long term.

I've been putting my money in since 2018. It's one of the most reliable and steady P2P platforms, which is clear from how they handled things during the COVID crisis and the conflict in Ukraine.

This platform is way better than most other P2P lending sites out there. Honestly, it’s one of the few that actually took meaningful steps for loans affected by the war in Ukraine. I’m really impressed with the significant portion of the principal that PeerBerry has managed to repay. In contrast, Minton, the largest P2P lending platform, hasn’t returned a single cent on my investments and isn’t doing much beyond sending emails to the lending companies and claiming to be in 'close cooperation' with them (who knows what they really mean by that).

Anyway, I want to stress again that PeerBerry ranks among the top platforms for P2P investments. Just remember, while these investments come with risks, I was genuinely impressed by how PeerBerry dealt with the war's effects.

They experienced a data breach, so I won't be doing business with them again.

Investor names and email addresses got exposed, along with some phone numbers, making this a pretty big deal. This kind of info is like gold for hackers looking to phish and whatnot, and it's definitely a serious leak. We also need to find out how many folks were affected to keep things transparent.

I've got 4 late investments from Ukraine and Russia still hanging in my account, and it's been over 250 days. They were meant to be part of my payback guarantee plan. When am I gonna see my money back?

This is an awesome platform, truly dependable, and the sole one that compensates investors with war-affected loans each month (which I can't say for other platforms I put my money into).

I've been using Peerberry for a couple of years now, and I gotta say, it's a fantastic place to put your money. I really wish they'd provide us with even more loan options to choose from. Overall, I highly recommend giving this platform a shot.

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A lot of Ukrainian loans are stuck for over 200 days. PeerBerry has failed to keep their commitment to payback.

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This investment platform is super easy to navigate. It offers solid returns and a buyback guarantee, plus the support is top-notch. Keep it up, Peerberry!

I've been putting my money into Peerberry for a year now, and I've seen some solid returns. They really do honor their commitment to refund loans impacted by war, just like they said they would. Seems like a trustworthy platform!

Three years back, I began my investment journey with Peerberry, and I gotta say, I'm really impressed with how well this platform has handled its operations through the pandemic and the ongoing issues from the war in Ukraine. It's gained a lot of traction thanks to its openness and fair approach to customers. I hope Peerberry continues to expand, giving us even more chances to invest.

This platform is super reliable. I get my repayments for investments in war-torn regions every month, unlike any other site where I’ve put money into Russian and Ukrainian loans. I’m definitely planning to boost my investments in PeerBerry down the line.