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I paid to upload a release on 1 May but have still not seen it published. The Businessmole contact phone number does not work and the response to my email was a standard email suggesting I upload a release. I think this is a scam.
I trusted an article in this portal and fell for a fraudulent crypto provider. The magazine claimed it was reliable, which is not true. That's why I lost a lot of money. It seems that you get positive reviews on this portal in exchange for payment and that they did not not really test. I am having my lawyers look into legal action to recover my financial losses due to the false test report. For a portal that provides financial information, this is a desaster, and I will not trust this portal anymore.
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