Green-text-on-red-background fixed to make this legible:Please people,
if some well respected member can ask the betcoin.ag these absolutely normal and rational questions:
1. What was the EXACT balance of my account at the time of closing?
2. Please show a list of the bets i took (all the bets please) [...]
I already did:
I think that’s a more reasonable question. Anyone from Betcoin.AG want to address that?
2. Please show a list of the bets i took (all the bets please) which will "of course" prove that i was abusing your system.
I think that that’s a sort of canard by omission. Are you purporting that that can be the
only evidence of your abuse?
I don’t know if you are guilty or not. I know that if you are, your VPN was
not protecting you as you thought it was (LOL). Based on my own security expertise,
I would not assume that they can have no evidence.
Yes, I am confident that I myself could avoid any multi-account detection. No, I will not tell the fine folks here how to do it. If you try, you will probably get screwed—tough luck.
Another problem:I AUTHORIZE betcoin.ag to disclose all of the above mentioned personal information here in public ...
The question as stated only makes sense if it includes information for
all of the accounts that Betcoin.AG alleges are yours; otherwise, the picture presented is incomplete and unfair to Betcoin.AG. But you deny that the other accounts are yours!
How can you authorize Betcoin.AG to disclose in public “personal information” about accounts that you claim are not yours?Please somebody from this well respected community ask the casino these questions.
OK.
As for the balance... well, i think it is reasonable if betcoin.ag really going to comply with the mediator, that as there is a chance i will be deemed innocent, the btc would need to be returned, so its only FAIR to specify the amount BEFORE the verdict of the mediator, and not after like betcoin.ag is trying to do. I feel they may be planning another scam here - return much less money than the actual balance, as they have never confirmed the exact amount.
There may be other reasons for them to be reluctant to answer
any of your questions, given your approach. I do suggest that they should clear this up, at least: A statement of the balances for the accounts in question, at the time of the accounts being closed for alleged fraud. If they have sound reason for
not disclosing that publicly, then I suggest that they should say so, rather than ignoring the question.