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Re: Is this warning genuine?

  by DelmarPhilly02
 
I recieved Im from a man called dywane Smith claims trying to warning me about luis matton who has not asked me for anything claims that luis is a scammer. I need to know if this is tr ue, and its creazy


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Re: Is this warning genuine? How do I respond?

  by AlanJones
 
Dwayne Smith is not one of our support team here, but that does not mean that the warning is not genuine.

If you would like to either PM or email me some details, I will have a look and advise you as to whether Luis Matton is a scamer or not.
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