Steven M.

Problems started already from the beginning. My paymed was confirmed, but it was 'waiting for approval'. After contacting the live chat, the women, not speaking English that well, asked me to sent an screenshot from my webbrowser of the website where I was clicking the button or something. I was trying to sent the screenshot over the live chat but it failed over and over again. Then she asked for my account e-mail address and password. So I quickly changed the password (as I use this password more often), and I gave her the new account details. After a couple of minutes she said we were fine. And indeed, the 'waiting for approval' button was changed to 'Get coins'. Couple of minutes later, my mobile phone rang, UK number. A Chinese women was telling, not sounding UK-ish, she was calling for a economic magazine and if I was interested. I quickly hang up the phone. Strange call, but still being naive, re-opened the website and tried to get my coins. Followed the steps, listed the players according to their variables, confirmed the player via their website and waited for it (should last 10 seconds according to their website). After an hour, nothing. Went back to the live chat, and there was that women again. I asked her why it didn't worked. She was telling me strange stories, like 'they were not buying players, you should buy your own players'. Tried it again a couple of times, didn't worked, ofcourse... I'm not getting it, they are answering the live chat very fast. They make it look like they are actually working on it. My thoughts, why all that effort to eventually scam somebody. Now they are not responding anymore. Searched a bit around the internet, seems to be Asian scammers. They were even asking people to send a copy of their drivers license etc. to confirm their identity. After all, I was thinking about a documentary a while ago. It was about the dark net. How easily people could buy credit card details, fake driver licenses, private information of random people, etc. etc. Maybe I am a little bit suspicious but I've send them a file from my computer, I've picked up my phone saying my last- and surname and I've send them my email address + password of my account from their website (and I luckily changed the password quickly before). I also found a couple of website with some positive reviews about the website. Look for it, they are always the same: "the live chat helped me so much, very fast delivery". It's always about the live chat, and how they worked things out for people where it didn't work. After all, lost my EUR 50, lesson learned.