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I bought Bitcoin in 2022 to activate my card that cost me $40 000, and they never activated my card and transferred my money to another site immediately. These guys are crooks.... I am still waiting for refund.
I'm not happy with your service, How can you ask me a high fee to get card and withdraw money, if not of a friend with Telegram ID "incomupdate.". who help me withdraw my funds. it was at a free cost.
.... do not trust this global swift payment deposit 3 BTC is too much...
Scam web, ask you for paying 0.5 BTC to withdraw your founds and its obviously fake, be aware
fake
dummy amount showing
dont belive to deposit
if u deposit original cash u will lossssss
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