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I sent my first $100. Initially, the transaction in my account was marked as “Under Review,” but then it disappeared completely. There is no customer support and no way to contact anyone. The money never showed up in my account. **This is a scam!**
SCAM STAY AWAY
I lost $100 today paying for a crypto card. Adding the card to my Apple Pay failed and all the sites I attempted to use it on to pay a payment failed.
The site and its information is convincing. The crypto wallet address linked to the platform have volume and look like its associated to credible exchanges.
When you top up / activate the card, you should get access to support but still dont after activating card. It's a convincing detailed scam. I hope nobody else loses money
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