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This site is scamming gives you 2000 makes you think it’s real, then makes you deposit 200 and 200 again for wallet then some bs about $600 for taxes before you withdraw, and still can’t withdraw.
Remember Texbiom.com? They are back, or a copy cat with Racecs.com trying to scam people by making them think they won $2000 in crypto that you can cash out with your bank information.... and a deposit of 200 bucks, and you won't see a penny back. DO not fall for these kind of scams.
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