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Scammers
I still don't understand what happened. In December 2022 I created an account in the app to participate in the airdrop and mine the token (which was free delivery), weeks ago I could no longer log in to the app ("email does not exist"), I sent a message to support but they did not respond, today I created a new one and I have to pay for what was "free". Scammers!
Big scammers do not believe them
Big scammers do not believe them, they stole all investors money becareful from mineable never invest or you will regret they are thieves....
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