TopcountermoneyReviews of topcountermoney.com

I got scammed out of $345 they told me my order would come in 5 days never got my item.. after you send payment they stop talking to you

These guys made me believe in counterfeit money after lots of attempts from other websites, totally satisfied best i website i come across

What shall one say?! If you don’t pay anything, you won’t get anything... you get what you pay for! You will never be receiving anything. The business model: Expenses for Web hosting, Website Development, API’s, Content creation (includes reviews as well), Domain, email etc. don’t even exceed $100 per year. Get yourself a phone number and create business accounts on some communication channels (Instant messengers). Publish those numbers throughout that website. Finally, in order to make it look a bit more authentic, they apply a built in live chat feature - if smartly done though - the back end will merge all messages received and land them all in one basket, which can be accessed from a single device, smartphone or so. Since there’s no actual resource or value being created, there’s no further expense than shown above. Just leave that website running and update some reviews every few days and that’s all. Someone will get trapped sooner or later. Honestly, I believe that they’re making decent money with that. Later they actually start to run several different websites. They might look different, but are - if looked at closely - very poorly made and sometimes even just a copied version from one another. Even domain registrations show identical registrars. If the registrars vary, the IP location matches. What I find the funniest, their website text shows how they beat each other desperately trying to appear as if they’re genuinely competing to create a perception of being legitimate businesses in competition. At the same time though, some text parts are literally copied, word by word. Open your eyes and always be rational. The secret service doesn’t even waste a minute with such websites since they are simply not harmful - although the intend to sell or buy counterfeit money may be persecuted however, no immediate harm to general public or property by those blokes. - and ultimately, just think of it please! Why would you sell undetectable counterfeit money for a few cent on a 20 dollar note? I think we saw some offering $2.50 on $20 and even worse. That’s a ratio of 1/8 (Meaning you would need to pay $1 in order to get $8 - or - you pay $0.13 on $1). Come on guys this is such a silly low ratio, thus it’s a low - level scam! Real counterfeit notes, printed with the most sophisticated technologies, is up to 3 times that price - depending on quantity. In a large operation and 3 years investigation, the FBI and secret service found large quantities of US Dollar notes, indistinguishable from those, issued by authorised bodies. Those counterfeit notes were are called “super notes”. The deals for such notes however, rather sound like $0.35 (35 cents) on a dollar IF one orders a minimum quantity of 1 Million dollars. Ratio: 1/2.9 Ergo you would be asked to pay $350k in order to obtain $1M super notes. This is the actual real time market value (Q2 2020) for super notes (undetectable money) - just to say it in their terms. Much fewer would be happily paying this! Hence they drop the price to attract as many people as possible. And those “customers” that fail to detect such scam and send money over there, only needed a lesson to learn from... you get what you pay for.

%100 SCAM,you pay WU or bitcoin,you ill get NOTHING!!!