Quote from: MCTarakan on April 06, 2018, 06:40:08 AM

Hello.

My Payza account been hacked and around 2000 EUR been stolen! Sad

Here are wallets where money been transfered to (Altcoin):

01.02.18 Altcoin amount: 0.20474213 BCH: qzj2q6x0nntp2dw768a3z7frsrjgxc0jlyfs0z37np
01.02.18 Altcoin amount: 0.40257233728 ETH: 0x006a04d52Ed6F0380e334132d4f97A97Dc7dB966
02.02.18 Altcoin amount: 0.9404104736 ETH: 0x006a04d52Ed6F0380e334132d4f97A97Dc7dB966
05.02.18 Altcoin amount: 0.54335207 BCH: qpns2v3urqzh4hyp9jm9te8grxektxh2aqv67zdyf9

Unfortunately NO hash provided by Payza.
Unfortunately it was made in early February but I noticed much later and after I asked to get help by Payza support they waste my time over 1 month and finaly wash their hands saying that "we can't recover your funds"...

What can I do to recover money? Or it's useless?

Help needed!

2000 EUR is a huge amount and shouldn't be stored on any third party, let alone Payza who has a less than reputable past with their owners and all that drama that has stemmed from it these days with them getting indicted.

Your account probably got hacked, but Payza has indeed washed their hands of this case so you never know. And even though it's just a one sided statement, you do not have any proof that they have any wrongdoings on their side. Which is why storing money with third parties is extremely risky, you have no recourse once you get hacked.

Consider the money to be gone. TXIDs are viewable on the blockchain already payza can't do anything about it.

Quote from: audaciousbeing on April 07, 2018, 06:30:59 PM

I have read about Payza being shut down by the government a while ago last month to be precise and there is no getting money out of there again. Its a lesson to everyone and I am really sorry for your loss.

It hasn't been shut down. Payza.eu is still operational but i would certainly not use it.