Red shark logo is a scam
I tried contacting via email, no reply, also on Instagram and then I see account removed by Instagram. I did a better research and found that the legit Megalodon Tips uses a blue shark logo, while red shark logo is a scam.
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I tried contacting via email, no reply, also on Instagram and then I see account removed by Instagram. I did a better research and found that the legit Megalodon Tips uses a blue shark logo, while red shark logo is a scam.
Of course its bad when its just a bad copy. This is not the original Megalodon. This is as fake as it can get.
Great place for everyone that are into sports betting!
Crap dont buy vip with this web site
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