Scammers and liars
Scammers and liars. Scammed me out of a lot of money
27 February 2026
Unprompted review
Phoenixsports
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Company details
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Phoenix Sports Bets is a sports betting consultant business. Our chief purpose is to provide the best possible professional service, with the utmost dedication at all times. The rigorousness of the selection process of our team is one of our core principles. We only work with the best. We have the world’s best traders who live and breathe sports having achieved success unparalleled in the betting industry
Contact info
22 Boulcott street,, 6011, Wellington, New Zealand
- contact@phoenixsports.group
- phoenixsports.group
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