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Now I can say that payeer is a good exchange if not for other things but for the fake that they finally sent me my money it all happened this morning when I visited payeer refund page and I was asked to email them which I did and they replied immediately as well and everything went through till I received my tokens to my wallet. Like seriously payeer deserves a kiss
Finally finally finally payeer has made up their mind to give users their funds now I’m a wetness all I did was to message them on their new website and I was able to receive my funds
I’m grateful that I have finally received all the money I have on payeer after I emailed them on payeer-refund and all the issues was resolved and I received my funds
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