Quote from: Ambatman on Today at 11:05:32 AM

Quote from: worldofcoinsaltacc2 on January 31, 2025, 08:04:07 PM

I don't have much hope of getting my scammed amount back, but what's wrong with trying to mail a few exchanges citing his wallet, email, IP, and telegram? Who knows what happens after it?

Nothing, you need concrete evidence to back your claim and providing this ain't enough.
The exchange might see you trying to get smarts after a deal was complete.

With your explanation, that's not a definition of hacked.
I really don't understand how you would go into another deal with a person that have scammed you before.
Nobody is that stupid, right?

I've left a neutral feedback since no one bothered to.

Feedback on worldofcoins account, This account has been hacked, if this person asks you to trade claiming worldofcoins ask for signed message from the bitcoin address "bc1qlqjr0sfx6pg44g08898u05aw8elg4zq4wf979d" (Delete)

Please don't trade with it until I claim I've regained access to it. If someone gets scammed by the person in possession, don't expect refunds from me.