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Foundryusaminer.com is a scam
Foundryusaminer.com is a scam, I loss my money $258.
I am just the old women and got scam from foundryusaminer.com
I'm following the contract instruction and my money still not refunded yet.
Today is the 9th day since the purchase of the $258 contract, they gimme instruction to following chat with bot if my purchase under $1000.
i am a retiree women trying to improve my financial situation by investing with them, but i was scammed by them.
Really hope that God will repay their evil deeds.
username: adolfina
on foundryusaminer.com.
God Bless Me...
20 November 2024
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