Quote from: Coolcryptovator on Today at 12:42:21 PM

Quote from: gazora on Today at 12:11:03 PM

My mistake, yet the lesson learnt. He won't get away I've got his information and shared it with cybercrim devision in his country.

Even though you shared with the cybercrime, but it's quite complicated to recover your funds. It's gone whatever you sent to him, cryptocurrency isn't reversible. Surprisingly, you are warning others now, but you hadn't obeyed the warnings by DT members. Lots of similar threads have been created on the forum, but sadly, no one is hearing the warning.

Anyway, sorry for your loss.

Well apparently, some government and their anti-cybercrime divisions often tend to take the punishment seriously, especially once the law accepts the complainant's evidences to proof a certain online crime/theft had been done by the accused party. With that, there could be ways to give back the money of the complainant once the case allows him to get his funds back by either the bank accounts of the accused party or by the accused refunding the money to the complainant traded for a lighter punishment. But if every transaction was done through both online and via cryptocurrency, odds to win the case are very low, as the medium of possible evidence is mainly viable to tampering and falsification.