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Fraud startup
The moment you funded your account, your money is gone They don't allow withdrawal and their card is not working
It's literally here to steal your hard earned money
It's should be remove from App
Store
I am here to help others not to fall victim
I regret to share my experience with Sudo.africa, as it has been nothing short of frustrating. The company's lack of trustworthiness and unhelpful business representatives have made my interaction a time-wasting endeavor. I found their representatives to be utterly useless in addressing concerns. Sadly, I cannot recommend Sudo.africa based on my unsatisfactory encounter.
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