US EditionPropSwap Error Leads to a Bad Marketing Tactic
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PropSwap Error Leads to a Bad Marketing Tactic
X user @thecat123454 has been owed $12,000 from PropSwap for almost two months. PropSwap took to X and stated they would be paying the bettor the full amount after making a “silly request” to try and get more users. They remain confident in their 0.0002% fraud rate and are looking at this as an honest mistake by the seller. LAS VEGAS – The online ticket exchange company, PropSwap, is under fire for their now-deleted tweet that said, “PropSwap wi…
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