Quote from: examplens on Today at 10:10:40 AM

I'm trying to understand what happened here.
If you (OP, or whoever you already represent here) did not request payment in ethereum, how the exchanger knows what your eth address is?
Is it 0x4c15B9B6E6177f20E745254758ed84b3e33a447E really belongs to you, I mean do you have access to funds on there?

if that entire amount still remains in your possession, this case cannot be characterized as fraud.

something completely different if they behaved unprofessionally and if they have caused you many complications during one round of exchange.

Quote from: shasan on Today at 03:46:35 AM

Quote from: naim027 on November 21, 2021, 08:00:59 PM

Question to you. That's mean you send him that address?
And you are only asking about how he got it this is an ETH address?

They asked to send that as verification. So never told which address it is either ethereum or erc20 or something else.

As You Can See, OP Said he Provided this Address Via Email, Proof below,

But, The OP Claims he Provided This Address But he Didn't mention What address this is such as is it ETC? USDT? ETH? Then How UnioChange Know This is an ETH Address?

Quote from: shasan on Today at 03:46:35 AM

They asked to send that as verification. So never told which address it is either ethereum or erc20 or something else.

OP, Then Why Don't you mention What address is that?