This is likely because of this: Trustdice.win , UPD: TRUSTDICE SCAM, 2138$ USDT confiscated. (SOLVED)
The case has been solved and the money has been given back.
It is unfair that Coinbox1 which is Trustdice representative on this forum is still tagged red by Pmalek and holydarkness. But if the reference is clicked on, it would be known that the case has been solved. But it supposed to have been changed to neutral or the tag to have be removed.
I still always think that as long as a betting site is active on this forum, there may still be cases like this and we will like Coinbox1and other gambling site representatives not to fed up as long as their gambling site remain trustworthy to be used by people. We know some situations can be very frustrating and depressing.
If you bother to read the entire case described throughout the thread, you'll see that your sentence I marked in italic is somewhat insubstantial, borderline misleading. I've even explained several times why the tag stays, and have been offering them option to remove the tag, which they didn't fulfill.
Now, if you said that their cease and desist letter was a reflection of what happened on the case you referred, again, if you've been reading the entire thread instead of just blurting things out, you'll see that the statement by Coinbox1 won't make sense in reflect to your "accusation", i.e. because me and Pmalek acted unfairly.
This is what they wrote, let's break it down statement per statement, specifically on paragraph 3 as that's where they wrote the reason behind their action:
Members have different opinions on every situation maybe some members have grudges against the casino or one of his friends has bad experience playing at that casino hence the bad feedback.
I am not. And I will never do such gross action of tagging someone without substantial proof to justify the tag just because I had a bad blood with them.
What's your take on this I don't want to be specific but the question applies to all casino operators.
If I may give my personal opinion, I'll say it's not a good practice. If a platform decided to stop addressing cases on this forum and prefer a platform which more discreeat and the final decision is made by one person, I think it's fair to ask whether they prefer the solution method because they're more comfortable with the reliable platform or they're too afraid to open their case to public where everyone can contribute to the case and they can't exactly control the outcome they wanted.
Just like what several other members have pointed out. True that arbitrary platform like AG and CG on some cases are somewhat... more capable because they'll require every statement to be backed by evidences, where the evidences are kept private for their eyes only. For some cases it is good, for example for the case of multi-acc, this forum couldn't verify the victim's credibility by asking them to provide KYC, while those platform could, thanks to their rules of secrecy.
But for some other cases, where the case Oshosondy mentioned ironically serves as a very excellent example, solving it through arbitrary platform where only one person assigned to review the case and became the ultimate judge and jury, is not convenient or fair.
Having several eyes to see and validate the evidences --as well as brought some evidences themselves, just like the referred case-- is a good way to solve problems as unbiased as possible.
Edit: I just scrolled past coinbox1's latest post and learned that they painted it like I am a very bad and stubborn guy for keeping my tag for the case marked as "solved" although the past page of that thread describes my standing very nicely. But, as it seems to raise unnecessary annoyance and since it took mere seconds to adjust it like what mahdirakib suggested, the tag for said case is now retracted and will be replaced with a new one with more accurate reference.