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This website i this it's a scam
It's a pure scam. Was told if I want to withdraw my earnings
I need 30 referrals if don't want to find referrals I can buy them on the "exchange" which I did for $12. Untill today I didn't get the referrals or the earnings or my $12. Their "support" is just an unattended bottomless pit.
I have now gotten 30 referrals but I was told to wait for 30 -60 day before my account will be approved
I am told I need to refer 30people in order to cash out so I'm not sure if its a scam or what and its a new thing that is not popular at the moment
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