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The new review by someone named Dammy Damm is possibly made by the same person who contacted me and the other victim. Scammers change their names from victim to victim. Dammy Damm's story is the EXACT same story which was used by the scammer who ripped me off. Stay away from this site!!!
Someone who called himself a buyer ask me to upload my painting as NFT through Arnimo.com he told me that he is willing to pay 3.5ETH for each and through website he did. But for each upload you need to pay0.04ETH and for withdraw they ask for 10%tax which they do not mention it anywhere. All owners are fake and the website is not working properly. For the tax they will ask you to pay to someone else by another wallet address. Do not trust this website nor to the buyers who claims that they are using this platform for a long time.
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