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  • Review fromAnthony C

    Date: 12/08/2022

    Don’t do business with this company. They have been informed they have malware on their site and their President said claims are “baseless” without looking into it. The only place I had used that card was their website, therefore process of elimination where the breach was became very easy. The leadership is extremely rude to customers and do not provide any customer service. 0/10 do not recommend.

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