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Ordered 100 FRENCH subscribers, waited for like 3 weeks, got 100 ASIAN ones... Had to block each one of them so they don't appear on my page... No answer from the company after contacting them by email. bad company.
This website used to work in the past but it turned out to be a scam now.
Orders are confirmed, then confirmed as executed ... and are not delivered (3 tests made in April 2021). Customer service does not answer although they promise to do it within 24 hours.
To avoid unless you want to throw money at the wall
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