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Its a Scam ..you will win and they will want you to deposit so u can withdraw , next thing they are going to change your Account number ....after ..then to Rectify yor account number you will need to deposit again.
This is a scam, deposited R350 as requested, tried to withdraw they ask for another deposited which makes no sense, also your credit score needs to be above 90.
I won an amount of money playing a slot an egypts book of mystery. But when I withdraw it doesn’t want to go through so please help me .The amount of money I won is 5666 to 6000
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