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Is Snugaprize a Scam? Review of the Online Website
Is Snugaprize a Scam? Review of the Online Website

The website, Snugaprize, located at snugaprize.com is a scam. The website claims visitors can receive free iPhones, PS5s and other electronics, but claims it needs their credit card information. If something is free, why do they need credit card information? Please do not be fooled by the website. If you have any information about Snugaprize, please leave it in a comment below.

About Snugaprize's Website

Snugaprize at snugaprize.com

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by an anonymous user from: Tampa, Florida, United States

Their Terms &Conditions/ Privacy Policy is just a blank page, that shows is a scam.

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by an anonymous user from: Burlington, Mt Laurel, New Jersey, United States

I did some background and it's actually a company called MDS who take the money for they are refusing to give me back mine saying I ordered from them and what not so MDS is behind the scam of snugaprize

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by an anonymous user from: Hernando, Brooksville, Florida, United States

Snugaprize.com is still open. Usually we see something is "Free" most of the it is catch somewhere.

Offering a free iphone 12 pro.. I'm not risking it. Also if free, why do they need your credit card!!

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by an anonymous user from: Illinois, United States

So WHAT IS THE DEAL, WHERE IS MY PLAYSTATION!!!

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by an anonymous user from: Laurens, Dublin, Georgia, United States

Did you ever receive it?

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