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SCAM product by Branson
Scam product. DO NOT BUY. False and misleading advertising as product does not work at all. The search function is non-existent and it will not generate a single cent for you by any of your action, much less than the $49 as claimed.
Google is the best browsing app
Google is the best browsing app. It provides information instantly. An excellent service is provided by it. I am very proud to availe it's services.
The product is not as described on the the introduction
The product is not as described on the offer, its is a scam be very aware paid advertising is better.
Also these shonky people won't give a refund
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