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I’m not sure you asked me for a review…
I’m not sure you asked me for a review before getting the results I paid for
Frankly I just wanted to see what it…
Frankly I just wanted to see what it would say. Maybe even see if I actually had to go and see someone to get properly tested.
It said it was 100% free but it asked…
It said it was 100% free but it asked for some money to get the results, it didn't ask for much and I was able pay for it, but otherwise its okay
It was easy and fast
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