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It's the biggest scam .They will let you win and withdraw money to lure you in .Once you deposit a huge sum of money you can forget it they won't let you withdraw. I'm committed to expose these thieves and I won't rest until this sham is shut down !
Scammers.
U can deposit but forget withdrawing ever.
Your money is gone and you can't track it.
Zero control
Are you the one who chatted to me privately in the group? You're shameless, your own loan in other people's platforms do not pay back the money but also withdraw cash, but also said that they earn money
That's not supposed to be true? I had no problems with two separate withdrawals in the last week, one for 6K and one for 13K
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