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Not paying don't use your credit cards on this website
I made a deposit by my bank card I was charged immediately and they didn't place my money on my account they tell me they are checking it with the payment department 4 days 5 days past I send them from the first moment the PDF statement of my bank card I send them screenshots I send them everything from my bank and they keep telling the same thing do not put your credit cards on this website they are stealing your money and they don't even contacting you I'm telling them 2 days to call me on my cell phone and they don't
4 June 2023
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