Scammer selling shutterstock enterprise account
"Shutterstock Enterprise Account
Valid for 1 year, (Unlimited Downloads)(Photo/Vector).
Price: $999 via BTC"
After sending money you will not receive any response from them. Professional scammers!!!
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Tomato.to helps you to download images without watermark.
"Shutterstock Enterprise Account
Valid for 1 year, (Unlimited Downloads)(Photo/Vector).
Price: $999 via BTC"
After sending money you will not receive any response from them. Professional scammers!!!
I send them $us 500 for a service they offer, but they never answer me the mail explaining a reason, and never send back the money.
They stole me.
I deposited 500 USD in BTC for an unlimited account of Shutterstock and they never responded
We paid for the Shutterstock account ($500 USD), they never answer back
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