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I have referred this site to friend and she even made the payment still her is not yet verified and there is not contact is available. When we click contact it directly goes to telegram channel where we can read their messages, but we can't send message to them
Bad This Application Very Froudness
Such fraud company ever I seen they only received kyc amount and not any happen kyc it's totally fraud and website offer high paid offers which totally fraud so I request all plz stay away from this website not pay any single rupee
Fake app don't pay processing fee its scam no withdrawal keep safe from this app
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