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+ 4000 euros validated but they always delay the payment with ever more ridiculous excuses, they give me dates that are never respected, I strongly advise against going to their place except if you like being manipulated and being lied to without scruple!!
To Whom It May Concern,
I’m writing this with profound disappointment and disgust. After engaging in what I believed was a mutually beneficial collaboration with your platform under the casino CPA, I have been met with nothing but lies, manipulation, and outright theft.
I have reached the required amount to pay and they have defrauded me and do not want to pay. The company is a scam and I do not recommend it to anyone.
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