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Used once and C.Card info was stolen and sold. Cleared up after 2-3 days of stress. Also at same time my email address was mysteriously sold and I started receiving 100s of spam emails per hour. Just too much of a coindience for a card I rarely use.
Wish I had read the reviews before I purchased. The seller tried to up the amount through PayPal using automated payment. SCAM!
Do not order! I am an independent artist and my artwork is being 'sold' on this website, you will not receive anything from this website and it is a scam. Beware!
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