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ja*****21
Egypt
Very good . ill be back for more
Ja*****te
United States
even gave a free extra set 🥹 love this person might buy again highly recommend
J *****og
United States
Great, very fast, gave even better than offered!
ch*****10
United States
Did exactly as promised quick and easy well worth the money
fl*****an
United States
Really well done. I was a bit nervous but not anymore. Def by from him or her! Merry Christmas
Ga*****pa
Belgium
i accidentally bought 10b psx gems thinking it was ps99 but the seller was really kind and offered to replace it with ps99 gems, defonetally recommend!
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