-SNIP
Was it a few public internet sources? Or was it in the discord you can no longer find? I know where it was from. It was easy to see, since your affiliate link has a total of 1 clicks. And it wasn't discord. You are embarrassing yourself, go away. We highly recommend that you stop creating accounts on Betcoin. We know for a fact that this isn't your first BitcoinTalk account or bogus scam accusation. You are no match for us. Tell your scammer friends, scammer. It will save you all some trouble, scammer.
LMAO. This literally makes no sense.
Let's just quickly walk through Betcoin's Greatest Hits:
First, I'm "suspicious."
Then my balance is "not mine but affiliate commissions" (which they paid, btw).
Then my sole referral is "abusive."
Oh wait now I'm the referral though?
Then abruptly I'm somehow in the background of some else's KYC photo?
And now they can magically look at the future with one click and follow me online?
Tell me, y'all does ANY OF THIS SOUND ON THE LEVEL TO YOU?
They've changed their tale six times. They never did post any one receipt, IP match, or real evidence. Just bombast, jargon, and an awful lot of "scammer" trash.
You took the referral. You credited the commission. And then you canceled when it was pay time. That ain't security that's plain theft.
Betcoin can't even get their lies consistent, and they're too arrogant to notice that people are figuring them out.
To the rest of the members reading:
Is this a legitimate fraud case or a casino attempting to avoid a $250 payment by yelling louder than the truth?
Because from my vantage point, it appears that Betcoin just robbed an affiliate and labeled it "terms of service