I have ordered from USfine several different times.
The first order was 20m. Everything went as planned, I payed something around $5 per mil, the total cost was about $95.
The second order, was four things at once. I bought another 20m, which i scheduled so they would be getting it at night (so i could pay during the day), a low level with 60 attack, 50 strength, and 40 def, 43 to 87 hunter on my main, and 1-40 defense on a 1/1/1 level 3 account.
The 20m, they kept going on at the wrong times, and after getting about 6 mil, they stopped going on entirely. They told me the order was completed, and when i said they only got me 6 mil, they said they'd issue a refund- which they never did.
The low level account with 60/50/40, they gave me the password to it, and it was all fine for the first day, but the second day, the password was changed. I assumed they had simply recovered the account. I talked to them regarding this, but they said they had not recovered it and weren't responsible for what happened after they gave me the account.
The leveling of hunter from 43-87 I paid about $110 for. I got a confirmation email telling me that they would start immediately after farming the gold. I logged in after the gold farming issue happened (where they only got me 6m and never refunded me for the other 14m) and it was sitting in feldip hills with some bird snares, still at level 43. A week later, it was still in feldip hills with still no leveling up. I contacted their customer service department, and they said that I changed the password to something else, so they couldn't start. I gave them the password again (which was the same one i gave before) and they said they would start again. I tried to log in the next day to see if they started, and the password was changed. I contacted customer service again and they told me that they weren't responsible for what happened before they started leveling my account. I had jagex lock my account, and i recovered it (went on another account and it was logged in doing what i found out later). It was sitting in grand exchange with a saradomin full helm, and an empty bank. They had bounty transferred everything to some other account, and left me with a sara full helm. Contacted customer service again and requested a refund on the hunter and the 14m again, and they refused, saying they didn't know who hacked my account. Interesting how denial is the first thing they do.
The last thing (these orders were all jumbled together, but this was one of the first). I payed about $5 for 1-40 defense on my level 3 (was going to make it into a defense pure). They never started training it, and i contacted their customer support and they said that they would train attack and strength for free. When i told them it was to be a defense pure, they requested another $20 via paypal, because it was defense only. I told them it was false advertising, and they said they would give me a refund, which of course, you guessed it, they never did.
I poured a lot of money into runescape and a lot of time. I have since quit this game, but continue to try and help others not make the same mistakes that I did. I'm also currently selling my accounts

. The moral of the story is, don't go buy powerleveling service. If you really want it that bad, come onto sythe.org and find someone trusted, (or have recovs and find someone not trusted like me!) and let them do it for free, or pay the small fees people charge on here. I imagine the small fees they charge are only to pay for their own membership, so, you're doing a fellow runescape player a favor. Before you ask, no I do not have evidence to any of these purchases, if I looked back on paypal I could find them but i'm too lazy

. It's simple not to trust a gold selling company. Some people get lucky, some just have stuff stolen from them. It's better not to take that risk. Thanks for starting this thread, hopefully somebody can learn from my mistakes. This did happen a little over a year ago, but I recently checked their 1-40 defense price, and its still 5 dollars and 3 cents. Still false advertising.
~Matt