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First thank you for reaching out to me about this whole situation, I am not happy about it because there has been deductions made off of my bank account, which I did not know of from the beginning. I can send screenshots of when it started and how much it’s been taking off of my account, and I want the full refund of all the deductions made. Thank you so much
Bob assisted me swiftly and professionally. I’m extremely grateful for his prompt and helpful response- great service indeed!
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