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i got a varicamo of m4a1 s but they don't even let me withdraw it...they take me straight to the exchange page and tell me to exchange with skins which costs a looooootttt lower...earlier i got 3 skins and they were automatically sold
This is the worst site ever I colected like 2.50euros worth of promo codes. So, I put all my money (2.35€) into onea of the M4A4 cases and I got an Evil Daimyo, then I tried to withdraw it and waited like 2 hours and fidn't get nothing. And to make it even worse they have a feature that sells your skins.
This site is bad. It won't send you the skins you win
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