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It requires you also to deposit 300$ to…
It requires you also to deposit 300$ to allow you to withdraw but after it you can only withdraw 50$
Fake
Fake
I paid $300 for it and it scams you.
You can only deposit $50.
Total scam.
yes its realy fake
its a fake platform
its a fake platform, which will show you mining and earning in usdt. For Withdraw you have to deposit 300usd to your account. after deposit you can withdraw only 50 usd from your deposited amount. so dont get trapped.
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