Sam M.

I had contacted them during me searching for real, ethical hackers. They emailed me back saying what they wanted from me. Since by this point I already had enough dealing with these "hackers", I ignored them. They responded again after I ignored them, saying something along the lines that they won't help me and all that.

Don't ever trust any sort of hacking site. If they speak broken English, ask you for money and not show any proof of what they do, it's a scam. Thankfully the last one I dealt with was rude to me and didn't even attempt to take my money.

Copy pasting my review from TrustPilot. Don't trust this site. When i contacted them on whatsapp they were incredibly rude. "Sorry, we can't help you." Then responded to one of my texts asking if there was another hacker able to help, since they advertised having multiple professional hackers on their site, responding with "and then what?" When i didn't respond for a bit because i was confused, they followed that up with, "Did i make cry?" Last thing i responded with was "What?" Then they blocked me. Even when i emailed them they never responded.

If you can't handle when customers ask questions or having basic conversation, then you shouldn't be trying to advertise a site and claim to have 24/7 customer service. Or for that matter, even make a site for hacking if you immediately respond to a customer asking for what you advertised with "Sorry, we can't help you."

One person does not speak for the whole company. If you couldn't forward me to these other well known hackers, and get so angry that quickly when asked about it, then it's proof enough that it's a scam and that you're all liars caught red handed.

They have horrible customer service and probably scammers too. Don't buy into