3. We could send a small amount of crypto to an initial receiving address; you would then tell us the exact amount, and that would be enough to verify you as the owner of the receiving address — and again, you claim to have no access to it.
In my accusation against you, I passed the validation as you wrote here, but you did not change the address. To delay, you say that the amount is too large, and you require me to send BTC from addresses where I do not have access.
You didn't change the address and sent my xmr to someone, just by making a gift. You admitted your mistake, what else is needed for you, a fraudster, to compensate for my losses of more than $100K
