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A pirate set up
A pirate set up. did always get my winnigs when withdrawn, but there isno option to put on hold if you want a break. Because of this I asked them to xlose the account - have asked 3 times niow and now with emails come back undelivable! Avoid at all costs
You're in luck
You're in luck! Your account has been updated with an exclusive offer. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Impossible I don’t have an account with these crooks Some how they have my number and bombard me day in and day out advertising their fake website
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