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Be Careful of this Site, nearly got Lured in from an online dating site. 3-5K asked saying could double IT. Tried to get me to transfer to this page after a week or two of chatting. TRUST NO ONE!
2nd WD i got banned they said cause bot !!!!
What kind of bot
This website is a scam do not use. I lost 5k from using this. I wanted to withdraw and it would not allow me to. I had no clue where the address of the money would be sent to so it led me not to withdraw but either way I lost the money. Sarina Nguyen showed me the website and is an unprofessional person.
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