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THEY ARE A PURE SCAM .
WHENEVER THE BOT DOESN'T PERFROM AND YOU WASHES YOUR WHOLE TRADING CAPITAL .THEY BLOCK YOU AND MAKE EXCUSES .
THEY ARE NOT RECOMMENDED .PLEASE DON'T GO THERE I ALSO LOST MY ALMOST 50$ THERE + I BOUGHT THERE BOUGHT THE MOST PERMIUM FLAGSHIP THEY MENTION .IT BUT HAS NO ACCURACY AND MY ACCOUNT GO WASHED AND NOW THEY HAVE BLOCKED ME
I regret trusting this service. Payment was accepted without any issue, but the moment I raised concerns about the bot’s results, my account was blocked. Support stopped responding completely. This does not feel like a legitimate business.
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