Not everybody wants their addresses and transactions published publicly on internet forums. Its not a matter of being brainwashed, its a matter of choice for whatever reasons and should be respected. Anyways, lets wait and see how Cloudbet responds.
It make sense. OP then can ask help from someone in the forum who is at-least a member in this forum to create an investigation topic in the investigations board. He can then give him the TXs and signed message so that the other guy can post it on behalf of him.I will be more than happy to create one topic for him to post those TXs and signed messages if he wants. Only the forum members who are at-least Member (rank) can see that topic.
Cloudbet has already acknowledged the OP both on here and on askgamblers.com. They don't deny the deposits were made. The deposits are not the issue here, the problem is with his withdrawal. So why do you want to open a separate investigation into whether the OP indeed made the deposits?
Cloudbets are asking for proof of ownership for the account, not for the deposit. Lets stay focused here. They have received every piece of document they requested. The account has 2fa enabled, and withdrawals need email confirmations, so what is the problem?
Why OP shouldn't provide with a message signed from that exact deposit address and give tx IDs? What's stopping them? I understand the fact that they're rather interested in staying anonymous with their transactions, but then, they came here (on this so-called internet forum only) in order to take help and ask cloudbet by opening a scam accusation against them. We're not really investigating the interrogator himself, it's just that if they just show the tx and a signed message from the same address, it'll put cloudbet under the red light (which they already are, after their shady behavior).
Just out of curiosity, are you OP's personal assistant or hired lawyer?
