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Same as the only REAL review on here: Took our money, went quiet. Gave one update saying they had launched advertising but gave no links, dashboards or anything to gauge progress.
This is a scam site. Do NOT believe any generic positive reviews - it's probably them or a bot.
These guys are clearly professionals in their field, I started to cooperate with them recently, but their results are already surprising me, I am glad that I found them.
This is a very high-quality advertising service that can work with an audience who is keen on investing. I give 5 stars.
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