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This is a scam! I was tricked by a fake bot customer to make an account and I paid the registration. Do not fall for it! I tried to chat to more than 50 customers who are not real, no one answered! I asked them to return my money and no one responded! I tried to retrieve back my money with revolut, but I only was able to get back half of the money I paid. It is a discusting scam!
There's no Customer Service department, literally no way to contact anyone. When you sign up you immediately get a $15 tip that you can't cash out until you reach a minimum and you can't cash out unless you PAY THEM via a subscription.
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