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Scam
Scam. Takes money and asks for more to cover fees. Then stops answering you and gives himself a 5 star review. Will keep changing the review on his website back to 5 even though he'd scammed you. Makes you pay with friends and family knowing you can't get it back.
1 May 2023
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Scammer don't buy anything from him he…
Scammer don't buy anything from him he is a scammer he scamed me for 20 bucks
21 April 2023
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