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This is scam website. I credit my account with $50, issue me credit but refuse me to send sms. I contact them and ask why, they don't reply. For over 5 days now, they have refused to reply. I ask for refund no answer. Stay away from them.
They'll take your payment and not add credit to your account
Live chat will give an excuse that it takes 30 minutes for the payment to go through and then after the 30 minutes they'll stop responding
Don't buy sms credit to this provider they will just scam you. after I top up credit no 30 mins my credit is gone, slow support team, they are just bunch of scammers.
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