I use a trezor one cold wallet, and I have verified my pc and they do not have any type of malware. I think that since they are manual withdrawals, sometimes they cannot be 100% infallible, I repeat that I have no reason to falsely accuse them, since I was earning and receiving withdrawals very quickly from them, what I ask for is an investigation on their part in this manual payment
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I am not an expert in cryptography, is there any way to find out at least from which exchange or billet company such LTC address comes from? I admit that it could not be infallible either, and although I have checked my devices for viruses and have not found them, this would be the only way to copy an LTC address wrongly, I mean, who could make a mistake copying an address and then not knowing where from? I copy it with a little research? In my case I have not been able to find the source of that address, I use coinbase, binance and my trezor cold wallet, and none of them have this LTC address on their list. If my problem is of any use, I hope that by reading this they will verify their addresses when charging and capture the withdrawal request to prove anything.
Topic: Serious Sportsbet problem, they paid 38.32 LTC to the wrong address - page 4. (Read 465 times)
August 22, 2023, 04:55:46 AM
August 22, 2023, 04:48:06 AM
It can be a clipboard malware in a way that you will copy an address on your device, but the clipboard malware will past an hacker's address.
Did you check and recheck the address and you are sure that it is correct when you pass it on withdraw page on Sportsbet?
I will advice you to reinstall your device OS. If it is phone, format it to clean your device from search my way.
Did you check and recheck the address and you are sure that it is correct when you pass it on withdraw page on Sportsbet?
I will advice you to reinstall your device OS. If it is phone, format it to clean your device from search my way.
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August 22, 2023, 04:46:39 AM
This doesn't prove anything. How can you be sure that you didn't give a wrong address. There has been a trend of copy paste malware which can change anyone's content on the clipboard. It's possible that you have been infected with that malware and they changed your copied address into this address. Well, this is a possibility. It has happened with so many people.
Regarding sportsbet, I really doubt they would apply such shady method to not pay legit winnings. They are one of the coolest casino out there. From the last few days experience, one thing I learnt is that they care the most for their customers. Anyway, anything can happen. I will PM SB representative here to have a look here.
Regarding sportsbet, I really doubt they would apply such shady method to not pay legit winnings. They are one of the coolest casino out there. From the last few days experience, one thing I learnt is that they care the most for their customers. Anyway, anything can happen. I will PM SB representative here to have a look here.
August 22, 2023, 04:40:24 AM
Hello, sorry that I only registered to warn of this problem that I had today with Sportsbet.io I won a live bet of 38.32 LTC, I proceeded to request a withdrawal, which was pending for a while, until it was approved, but I was surprised that it was paid to an unknown address that did not belong to me, I wrote to the chat and they said that they cannot be held responsible because the money has already left them and the problem is mine, so is it possible that they can pay the direction they want and just wash their hands?
Unfortunately it is a drawback of the anonymity of cryptography, and it is your word against mine, I have been earning about $4000 in the last few weeks with withdrawals without problems, and there is no reason for me to want to trouble them if they have already paid me. I would like you to recommend a solution, Sportsbet has only washed its hands, and they probably believe that they are infallible by copying and pasting addresses, I only ask that they investigate it, I leave the transaction id and the LTC address where my money was paid:
ID: 29d6872171596eac7edf443da01a5b0e5fcd879c11655e11c83d738e82d32f5a
LTC address: MTiJxudm8tTcCrLwwNsykcRaUGoHjMFaAs
Unfortunately it is a drawback of the anonymity of cryptography, and it is your word against mine, I have been earning about $4000 in the last few weeks with withdrawals without problems, and there is no reason for me to want to trouble them if they have already paid me. I would like you to recommend a solution, Sportsbet has only washed its hands, and they probably believe that they are infallible by copying and pasting addresses, I only ask that they investigate it, I leave the transaction id and the LTC address where my money was paid:
ID: 29d6872171596eac7edf443da01a5b0e5fcd879c11655e11c83d738e82d32f5a
LTC address: MTiJxudm8tTcCrLwwNsykcRaUGoHjMFaAs
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