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Very poor paying system I have made more than 200 ussd last month and I have tried every way possible to withdraw my balance but it seems impossible. Because one minute they are asking for IBAN verification after providing them with one they ask for id verification and after providing they delete your account. It's a waste of time to all global sellers.Long as they company owners making their profit
very poor management and payment system, the website does not make the payments to its sellers, actually after making almost 500 dollars the website started asking for ID then after submitting they dont release the funds. they further proceeds to asking the college you attend and still doesnt release payment and finally deleted my account with all that money for a reason that doesnt make sense, to all sellers, please dont waste your time, it was a good website but now it isnt.
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