There’s still no response from him. I’m wondering what kind of workload could prevent him from addressing this, as this issue seems to fall under their responsibilities as well.
Once this matter is resolved, I’d like to shift focus back to the main issue, which is far more important and needs attention.
Hi, sorry, I was just able to get to the forum.
Regarding the silence, I've had a talk with him earlier, summarized, it's just a small technical issue that hopefully he'll be able to sort out soon. If I may throw a guess, I think it's the old-school situation of casinos respecting and keeping their customer's privacy close to their heart that even with the customer's consent, they can't share sensitive data publicly.
I believe Kirito is trying to get this sorted out.
Though I have to agree that, IMO, this topic is a bit irrelevant, I can't help myself to be a bit curious, so I finally decided to take a look at this review on TP myself, just to satisfy my curiosity and, to my surprise, I actually can't find it. Where was your review, again? Was it removed? Why?
How did this suddenly become a "technical issue"? Initially, Kirito was ready to post the information but stated that he was waiting for my permission. Now, after I’ve publicly given my consent and even posted my email address myself, how is privacy still a concern? Don’t you think my privacy is already revealed?
Additionally, why was Kirito trying to frame this as if I were blackmailing them? And over 0.01 BTC? That’s absurd. It’s frustrating to see these attempts to divert the focus rather than addressing the questions directly.
Regarding my Trustpilot review, it was removed because I provided proof that was older than one year, which goes against TP policies. That’s the sole reason it was taken down. I’m not sure why this makes you suspicious, but I’d appreciate it if you could come straight to the point. What exactly are you trying to imply?
Here’s the link to my review that was removed by TP
https://imgur.com/a/cVtHQzaLet’s focus on the main issue regarding the bet results, as the core aim of my post has been diverted multiple times to unrelated topics. For instance, Kirito's claim that they receive similar emails and posts every year or so and pay to avoid exposure has not been addressed properly. He hasn’t explained why they pay or what the blackmailer threatened to expose that prompted such payments.
Moreover, he called me a scammer and tried to divert the matter, framing it as if I was sending them emails and demanding money without any proof. This constant diversion from the primary issue only delays resolution and adds unnecessary confusion. Let’s stick to addressing the actual issue at hand.
Kirito89: Since you ignored earlier:
Is it truly a coincidence that these emails always seem to appear conveniently after someone publicly calls you out? This raises serious questions about your narrative and whether these “blackmail attempts” are being fabricated or manipulated as a tactic to discredit anyone who challenges your platform.
If I may - When exactly did you last pay a blackmailer, and what was the specific issue they were using to blackmail you? What made you so afraid that you decided to pay them despite claiming their accusations were baseless?