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Absolute crooks. They managed to hack into my credit card and defraud me of some R10,000. Despite numerous emails over the last month, everything goes unanswered. Only when I turned to Trustpilot
did I realise that others have had the same experience. Crooks – they should be arrested today, the whole office.
NEVER SEEN A COMPANY SCAM AND STEAL FROM CUSTOMERS SO OPENLY, THANKFULLY AFTER SEVERAL REPORTS FROM USERS LIKE US, GOOGLE SEEMS TO HAVE TOOK ACTION AND TERMINATED THEIR PARTNERSHIP AND THEY CAN NO LONGER RUN GOOGLE ADS THROUGH THEIR SYSTEM, FOR GOOD! GOOD BYE HELL OF A SCAM COMPANY FROM AMSTERDAM, NL. YOU ARE A SHAME TO YOUR COUNTRY FOR SUCH SCAMS.
fake reports, fake clicks. They EAT UP YOUR BUDGET AND SHOW FAKE REPORTS, PURE SCAMMERS!
There are scammmmmmmmer don't believe them, they stole my money and removed my campaign
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