Re: Game-Protect.com did not refund my money and stopped replying to my emails
My fault!
You informed that a scam never happened because I did not refuse to give the 210 back September 3rd.
h4ns asked to get the money back September 3rd
The only unclear part is why you support a July 2019 scam, while according to your own definition a scam never happened?
I still do not see where I have said that the scam occurred on September 3rd.You informed that a scam never happened because I did not refuse to give the 210 back September 3rd.
Refusing to pay back 210 after the date you were supposed to is a scam.
h4ns asked to get the money back September 3rd
(September 3rd) I immediately asked him to refund my money. But his only reaction was that he closed the tickets of my pending cases which generated an automatic email notification.
The only unclear part is why you support a July 2019 scam, while according to your own definition a scam never happened?
Furthermore, h4ns did not state that you began scamming them starting from the date of September 3rd.
If we prepend your system of beliefs to all our statements, then we shall find the present ever-present thereof
With a rambunctious philosophy of living carpe diem even fishiness can be cast beyond the void. The date on the scam doesn't really matter, does it? This is some point that you really want to press, but we should totally toss it out the window.
You already agree that h4ns is owed 210 regardless of how you like to twist linguistic semantics around.
Hence, clearly, you did not complete the case.
In this 'defamation campaign' h4ns accuses you of not returning the 210. This is true, given that you have not done so.
Defamation by definition requires an untrue statement.
Retroactively incurring financial burden upon a client preliminary to the absence of substantial financial fulfillment to mitigate costs over a prearranged agreement is absolutely iniquitous.