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Be careful of paying anything to this website, they'll take your money and not offer any service. Very bad customer service, they'll ask you to download the app, don't do it. They don't care about helping you once you pay they won't answer or guide you through anything.
Terrible service. Rude customer service agent. They dont know the difference between a consultation and a follow up even though both terms are used on their app! I do not advise on these scammers!
🚨🚨🚨🚨One the worst website that I use. Bad service. I asked for doctor consultation. Link me there I tough I was talking to carpenter. I know medicine better than him 😰😰😰😰😰😰
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