Scam company. Dodgy tactics.
Scammers
They will take your money and claim you subscribed to the service. Do not trust at all.
April 25, 2024
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all of their games are good
all of their games are good, the price is deserved
January 18, 2018
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You are a mob of robbing Conmen …
You are a mob of robbing Conmen Apparently I got up at 2.24 on Saturday morning and subscribed to your childish games.I wasn't ev en awake at that time.I am a 66 year old pensioner and don't want anything to do with your company. YOU OWE ME $6.99
July 21, 2017
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looking up ticket prices i was …
looking up ticket prices i was subscribed and charged $6.99
a week just to fined out how much a ticket cost what a RIPOFF
and a scam :{
April 7, 2017
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