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Sergey Vladimirov

Good day, in February on the 1xbet website I won 1 ml 227 thousand rubles, sent everything and my passport and the card from which I deposited funds, when I went in the next day all my bets were deleted and the amount that I deposited into the account was on the account, there is a photo, tech support does not pick up the phone from my number, they immediately answer from another, that's how from 400 rubles in 7 days I got to 1.2 ml and no one returned it to me. I can show a photo to anyone interested

D. Van 't Reeve

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Aleksandr K

1XBET is a lying office, DON'T TRUST YOUR MONEY TO THEM, THEY SCAM EVEN IN SMALL THINGS, and they will especially squander 700,000 rubles

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