Total scam
Bought the smallest option, 50 Contest Votes.
The website displays several payment options: crypto, Amex, Visa, Stripe, and PayPal. However, once you finalize the order and expect to be taken to a payment page, you’re instead shown a success page and receive an email explaining that you must complete the payment via a Wise transfer.
You already know this isn’t a 100% legitimate-looking business, and you accept that risk. It becomes even more apparent when you see this line in the payment instructions:
> *** Don’t write any other thing/voting link/or anything in the reference/note/instruction box.
Maybe there’s a legitimate reason for this instruction, maybe not. Either way, I accepted it and proceeded.
Since the email also says:
> Our system will automatically match your order and payment and we will start accordingly. After sending payment, you don’t need to do anything else. No email or nothing. If any confusion, always you can contact us.
I expected some action once Wise confirmed that the transfer had been completed and received by the other party.
Nothing happened.
I got in touch, not expecting much. Surprisingly, I received a reply saying they were experiencing a problem and were working on it. Fair enough. I waited.
Then silence.
I sent another email and never received a response.
Complaining about a service like this feels somewhat lower than buying the service in the first place. I took the risk and lost five dollars. That’s fine.
I just wanted others to know that, at least in my case, the service was never delivered. There’s no need to lose money on it—whether it’s five dollars or a much larger amount.
