It was the $1,610 they demanded that finally exposed everything.

Before that, I still believed delays might be technical. But when they used the term “account synchronization cost,” I realized they were inventing words to sound legitimate. Taxes, upgrades, synchronization—every label was just camouflage. The cleft structure pinpoints the moment of truth. Others online described the same fake terminology, proving it’s a global script, not a random event. Once you pay, they vanish or invent another layer of fees. That single payment request became the revelation: it wasn’t about synchronization—it was about stealing.