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Topic: Anatomy of stolen 65000 USD money by HitBTC (Read 228 times)
in my country; crypto currency is not acceptable for crime cases.
another problem is if you want to start an international investigation; you simply can't. No one cares that situation.
another problem is if you want to start an international investigation; you simply can't. No one cares that situation.
Cambodia. In this country I live in (which is not my country of citizenship) bitcoin is banned by the central bank. The country's entire commercial banks were advised to close accounts of customers suspected of dealing or trading in cryptocurrencies. So I can imagine if anyone here becomes a victim of a crime or any situation where bitcoins are stolen or robbed, the criminal will not face any charges and will get away scot-free. Bitcoin is simply not recognized here. This is a country where you really want to use a robust wallet with strong security protocols in place. Reporting a bitcoin theft to the police here will only worsen the situation.
It's not just banned but also illegal for this country's citizens to own, use and trade bitcoins.
Bitcoins in Cambodia
I wonder where HitBTC is based and if one can remotely retain a lawyer in that country to look into a case of fraud. USD 65k is a seriously immense amount of money.
in my country; crypto currency is not acceptable for crime cases.
another problem is if you want to start an international investigation; you simply can't. No one cares that situation.
another problem is if you want to start an international investigation; you simply can't. No one cares that situation.
Don't simply give up. USD 65000 is not a petty amount. You should continue to push towards a solution, even if it involves fees for returning the money to you. If this exchange refuses to acknowledge and accept your KYC credentials, demand that the money be return to the account it originated from. Don't give these scammers the benefit of using all that money for a Tahiti or Maldives luxury trip!
Bombard them day and night with reminders to resolve this issue. Confront them aggressively on every social media channel they use. Expose them. That's what I would do, if I were in your shoes.
Bombard them day and night with reminders to resolve this issue. Confront them aggressively on every social media channel they use. Expose them. That's what I would do, if I were in your shoes.
i asked and asking again, again and again...
OK, what if i my KYC unsuccessful, what will be my balance ? -- no answer --
2 months. Really tired.
Get an attorney or just move on then. Sounds like you are being scammed. Sorry!
Don't simply give up. USD 65000 is not a petty amount. You should continue to push towards a solution, even if it involves fees for returning the money to you. If this exchange refuses to acknowledge and accept your KYC credentials, demand that the money be return to the account it originated from. Don't give these scammers the benefit of using all that money for a Tahiti or Maldives luxury trip!
Bombard them day and night with reminders to resolve this issue. Confront them aggressively on every social media channel they use. Expose them. That's what I would do, if I were in your shoes.
Bombard them day and night with reminders to resolve this issue. Confront them aggressively on every social media channel they use. Expose them. That's what I would do, if I were in your shoes.
i asked and asking again, again and again...
OK, what if i my KYC unsuccessful, what will be my balance ? -- no answer --
2 months. Really tired.
Don't simply give up. USD 65000 is not a petty amount. You should continue to push towards a solution, even if it involves fees for returning the money to you. If this exchange refuses to acknowledge and accept your KYC credentials, demand that the money be returned to the account it originated from. Don't give these scammers the benefit of using all that money for a Tahiti or Maldives luxury trip!
Bombard them day and night with reminders to resolve this issue. Confront them aggressively on every social media channel they use. Expose them. That's what I would do, if I were in your shoes.
Bombard them day and night with reminders to resolve this issue. Confront them aggressively on every social media channel they use. Expose them. That's what I would do, if I were in your shoes.
I have always avoided HitBTC like the plague, not the first time they've been dishonest.
I cannot fathom how so many people still trade on it
I cannot fathom how so many people still trade on it
Oh man - 65k on that shitty exchange? I hate to say it, but you kinda asked for that... Cryptopia is another to avoid. Support turnaround is currently at 30 days per ticket.
You should hire an attorney, depending on where you reside you may be able to get the money that way?
I have always avoided HitBTC like the plague, not the first time they've been dishonest.
I cannot fathom how so many people still trade on it
I cannot fathom how so many people still trade on it
I will share some information with you and asking some question. Your choice. I really tired.
1 Feb. 2018; ticket #224572 opened with withdraw problem XMR and HitBTC ID is 434102a8-44b7-466b-b066-5cdb89ac9448
- I sent requested selfie
- I sent full of my knowledge about source
- I sent International Identitiy Card who is sent my whole balance.
- I sent again requested new selfie with given new background photo.
- I sent more info, founded about source.
- I sent my own Identity Card because of they want to mine, not my friend nor source
- I sent new ethereum transaction id which is contain data 'Yes, #224572 ticket owner proven for KYC' but they was not accept that
- I sent my ethereum address private key for proof of ownership but ignored
- I sent credentials of my another exchange sites because wanted from me with detailed username and password
They not solve my ticket and said; we can't accept these for KYC.
Now, I gave up.
Just asking; why do they keep the money? just send back the original funds or don't accept before opening account.
However...
If you solve that ticket, i will share everywhere with contains 'I am sorry' OR Please accept that; Fck you!
You are fckd up my life.
1 Feb. 2018; ticket #224572 opened with withdraw problem XMR and HitBTC ID is 434102a8-44b7-466b-b066-5cdb89ac9448
- I sent requested selfie
- I sent full of my knowledge about source
- I sent International Identitiy Card who is sent my whole balance.
- I sent again requested new selfie with given new background photo.
- I sent more info, founded about source.
- I sent my own Identity Card because of they want to mine, not my friend nor source
- I sent new ethereum transaction id which is contain data 'Yes, #224572 ticket owner proven for KYC' but they was not accept that
- I sent my ethereum address private key for proof of ownership but ignored
- I sent credentials of my another exchange sites because wanted from me with detailed username and password
They not solve my ticket and said; we can't accept these for KYC.
Now, I gave up.
Just asking; why do they keep the money? just send back the original funds or don't accept before opening account.
However...
If you solve that ticket, i will share everywhere with contains 'I am sorry' OR Please accept that; Fck you!
You are fckd up my life.
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