Quote from: pop71 on August 17, 2021, 07:44:17 PM

this was in Nov-2019.
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Now i have some details about the subspecies hacker , but it need an law enforcement authorities to investigate more starting with the information i have. I try to report to the local authorities without any luck ( i am living in the middle east).

You've been hacked for over two years and you didn't do a thing and then suddenly you come up with the details about your hacker and you know somebody even has the "credit card" of this hacker? I would have understood the email dress and details but why the cc, why would have he used it anywhore? This is a bit fishy and I do hope you weren't approached by one of those recovery con artists Charles-Tim mentioned that will claim they know everything and they will release the info for a few thousand dollars.

Judging by your other post, can it be that the coins have moved and hit a wallet you think it's an exchange?
If that's the case then you still might have some hope if the hacker was dumb enough and used its own name and bank account.

Quote from: SFR10 on Today at 11:37:32 AM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on Today at 11:22:12 AM

( Interpol in this case that is if they will be interested)

They'll ignore such reports unless local authorities or the police submits them:

And even if they do get forward the report they will just have it submitted to the Russian police, if that ignores it then the whole case is dead.
But other than that yeah, Interpol accepting this is his only chance, police units don't like going into international disputes for single cases, 37Eth sounds like a lot but when they will start the inquiry the value of the hack will be set at ~5000$ not what is worth now so..

Things don't look good for OP, it all depends on the story but anyhow, what's there to lose in filing a claim and poke the ones that deal with it every week? Doing nothing will certainly not bring his coins back.