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It's a SCAM! They pull you in with a drama video to purchase unlimited videos weekly, and then when you get to episode 41 of the video, they want you to pay more money to watch it. To pay $32.05 weekly for unlimited watching and then be told you can't watch more episodes unless you pay more, IS A SCAM!
This is one of the new short drama apps. They offer differing packages for different amounts. While most short drama sites sell full access for a month for between $25 -$40, moboreels.com sells packages for coins. What they don't tell you is that $25 gets you 25 episodes. However, a full story is approximately 60-70 episodes. So you not only dont get full access, you don't even get a full story. They advertise that the site is free, then rope you into buying coins that don't allow you to watch a full story. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY
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