Fraud
Fraud
Paid for a Business bank account $1500
And was scammed, never got neither account, neither refund.
Never work with him
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Fraud
Paid for a Business bank account $1500
And was scammed, never got neither account, neither refund.
Never work with him
My friend was scammed on this site also.
They are brave to tell they scammed him, and show screenshot of a desperate person dialogue in telegram.
Lost his money on purchasing verified service.
Their instant payout stripe account is working fine. so far no issues, even though there is one year replacement. Good work
Hello
I want to warn everybody, domain owner is scamming people.
I paid half the order in advance via crypto, and the site owner refused to send me the revolut account we agreed on.
Refund was also not done.
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