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Real Cash Calling claims I need to pay for “data recovery” before I can withdraw. Should I pay?
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IntroductionThey told me I need to pay $1,000 for “data recovery” because of an issue with their system. I didn’ ...
They told me I need to pay $1,Chase Financial000 for “data recovery” because of an issue with their system. I didn’t ask for anything to be recovered, and I’ve never encountered this situation before. Is this a common fee for withdrawals?
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