Quote from: eaLiTy on September 20, 2019, 08:28:19 PM

Quote from: carnage88 on September 20, 2019, 07:44:41 PM

this is the transaction he made from my wallet:
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/b42c2c5096f0003a88a700cb7c9dd246f1f2b79d6bd53f88f08fa24ed3b053d4
this is his address
12HfRnx47gQnnYn9Q3Zpiuzzv6yzXTKMEJ

Looks like the coins are sent to a coinpayments wallet, you can contact them and explain your case and they might block the account or if you are lucky enough and if you could provide evidence they might help you in recovering the coins. I have seen coins being recovered after the hackers sending to exchanges in the past, the faster you contact their customer support and state your case the better .

Bitcoin payments are supposed to be irreversible. What do you describe could be compared to a 'chargeback'. In terms of abuse like merchands are abused with PP.
OMG if companies start to accept to do such practices then, it will be exactly like Paypal.
You buy something, wait for the item to be shipped, and then contact the platform to say "hello, I've been hacked here is a signed message!"