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This site hijacked my crypto wallet, drained it, and will not let me get any of my money out that it says I have. They said I have to pay them 15000 dollars if I Want my wallet back and are extorting me, they stole 150k from my wallet and now they willl no longer speak to me...scam..do not use...
Complete and total SCAM. They want you to deposit $100 to "verify" your account and when you do they have these crazy rules to withdraw and want you to keep sending more money. FAKE FAKE FAKE
Fake site. Site requires you to deposit $100 to even be able to withdraw. NOT website that is real would require you to deposit cash first to withdraw.
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