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Website URL: https: //premiumzone365 .com
Product advertised: Matt Brunton Figma for Web Designers 2.0
Product URL: https: //premiumzone365 .com/product/matt-brunton-figma-for-web-designers-2-0/
Advertised price: $40 USD

On May 2026, I purchased a digital course from the above website for $40 USD. The website instructed me to pay via Solana (SOL) cryptocurrency to a wallet address they provided. I completed the payment in full.

After payment, the seller claimed the funds had not arrived in their wallet and refused to deliver the course. When I provided proof of the completed blockchain transaction via Solscan (a Solana blockchain explorer), they ignored the evidence and instead sent me a screenshot of a fake "Application for Self-Service Recovery" page claiming I needed to pay an additional handling fee to recover my own funds.

This is a deliberate fraud tactic. The transaction was confirmed on the Solana blockchain with status "Success", meaning the funds were received. The seller is lying about non-receipt to extort an additional payment.

May 12, 2026
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