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I am a seller here and they have not been making my payments for 6 months, using various excuses, and the support team is not responding to me at all. I do not recommend selling your products here.
❌ SCAM ❌
The models are missing textures, and all the model information is incorrect.
I bought two models and the payment was effective, however within the website it says error and the models do not appear for download
SCAM!
Do not pay any money there. The balance does not change after you try to make a deposit/buy coins.
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