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These guys tried selling me there redengine menu pretending to be the French associates from the real redengine. Tried selling a lifetime key for 25$ when normally costing 60€. You had to donate him the money through PayPal or trough his scammy website. I didn’t trust it and after that I left and the owner kept dming me that I had to buy and that he was not a scammer. DONT BUY because they are SCAMMERS!
Bought their service and ended up receiving nothing, do not buy this. Redengine.eu is the real website this is fake
I Joined the discord server and made ticket and when i sent the money i waited and after 7 hours i got banned from the discord server and have not got anything
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