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Less than 1 star if I could.
They are scammers..I deposited the bitcoin required for a report and they have not credited my account or issued the report.
I tracked the btc transaction and can clearly see the credit to destination. I sent in multiple requests for service to the service desk and they are unanswered...
THEY ARE COMPLETE SCAMMERS LOSE YOUR CRYPTO IF YOU DON'T WANNA BELIEVE ME.
Scammers. Deposited the fees and after two weeks it is still not reflecting in my wallet yet. Logged multiple service requests and sent emails to their support team, but no response.
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