The way you make money It's amazing
The way you make money It's amazing
But when you apply to withdraw ask additional fees 250$ for token and more trade I hope its scam guy be careful
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The way you make money It's amazing
But when you apply to withdraw ask additional fees 250$ for token and more trade I hope its scam guy be careful
Scam they don’t allow you to withdraw your money they ask for $250 token to be able to withdraw
SCAM (They didn't allow me to withdraw money and they asked me to pay additional $250 if I want to withdraw) Be careful everyone!
this is a scam , whoever u will find him ask u to deposit here and use theirs bots , its a scam , they will ask u to pay 250 dollars in order to withdraw as a licence fee , be careful guys . dont be stupid
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