Scammer agency for digital tools for lifetime access.
totally fake agency. please avoid their lifetime digital tools acccess . Lifetime access is totally scam.
April 13, 2025
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Toolbat is a fake and scammer agency.
one of cheater agency and not only scammer but also fake agency. First of all, they take your money with sweet talks , after taking money , the will not give you digital tools access.I have lost my 1500 bdt taka and after that I was crying .Hey Allah, you are the judge , please give them punishment...
April 13, 2025
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They will take your money but won't…
They will take your money but won't give you any access. Big scam! Stay away from them! They have no customer support, ignore complaints, and trap people with false promises. Do not trust them with your money!
January 28, 2025
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