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Hstore is an online store specialized in providing high-quality digital products and services with fast delivery and secure payment options. Our goal is to offer trusted solutions and excellent customer support to ensure customer satisfaction.
United States
2.9
2 reviews
Hasn’t replied to negative reviews
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This website looks like a scam. The person running it appears to be a Pakistani fraudster. Sellers should be very careful because it seems like the admin can access sellers’ account details and sell them himself.
I also noticed that user balances slowly get deducted without any clear reason or notification. Very suspicious activity.
I would not recommend using this site. Be careful before depositing any money here.
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