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Scam
Scam! Taken my money and won’t give it back. Do not know how to withdraw from the site
Scam company make you pay £100 then…
Scam company make you pay £100 then turns out it’s £310 be careful
Would give no stars.
Would give no stars.
Its a scam site. Do small tasks with the promise of big payouts. Then a task takes you to a massive pay out its bogus. Steer clear.
I hope all the people involves get explosive diarrhea
What does a site get 3.2stara with only 1 previous review giving 1 star?
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