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A big Scammer do not do anything Indian Guy from India.
This are information where you can find him
Hosting is located on : hostinger in
pls if you had issue write email to hostinger.in and tell that he is a scammer and let him be blocked
BIG TIME SCAMMER DO MOT PAY HIM SINGLE PENNY HE WILL BLOCK YOU RIGHT AWAY AFTER PAYMENT I LOST MY 1000$ DO NOT PAY HIM HE IS A BIG SCAMMER
This guys are scammers, selling some else software claiming they are the developers? After you pay the send you software that doesnt work, or nothing at all. there website is also identicle to the scam website flashbtc.net. BEWARE!!!
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