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Exactly What The Other Person Said Worked For $25 Prepaid I Bought To Test Them Out Support Responded Fast The Moment I Spent $240 They Instantly Stopped Replying And They’re Constantly Showing As Active On Telegram Plus I Cant Leave A Negative Review On Site Which Is Why They Only Have Fake Positive Reviews
They are a scamming site that does not give you what you ask for. They start off by only giving to certain people or being nice and acting like their support is legit just to eventually ignore you and take your money. They use the same “vouches” over and over to make it seem like it’s legit but it’s not
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