I sold it somewhere around when I was questioned in relation to my account freeze. If it was earlier or after account was locked, I truly can't remember. But I do know who the phone was sold to, and if I was ever received any information to that third account, I could at least confirm or deny if he is one of the guys I sold the phones to. I can even name them both (privately) if that would help.
Or... we can reverse the process, where you ask that person who buy your phone whether they created an account on BC, what UID they have, when, etc. intstead of guessing what and how?
And yes, if you can do that, it might help us advance with your case. I mean do as above, asking them the question above, not sending me their name... It'll be useless if they're not related to this case.
As for how you log-in to the active account, I used phone + password. What I am telling is I don't know which one was exactly which, but I am 100% sure that one of these 2 accounts without activity were created out of a technical bug I previously explained, and that second account was NEVER used. Retracing it back a year, especially now that I have not my old phones with me would be impossible.
And holy, I really appreciate your thorough questioning, and once this issue is resolved (either here on in court), I'll come back and compensate you for time. You gave me already few different insights that were right in front of me, but I wasn't even looking at them. My lawyers are already drafting claims for Belize and Cyprus courts and the things you pointed me to helped A LOT! Thanks!
And what about how you access the account all this time? To LuckyWalker69? Do you use Google auto-sign-up or phone number?
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The problem is I no longer have contact of these guys, so I cannot reach them. One of them were working for a "my firm" and other one was sold online, so getting in touch with them would be hard, but if I can give you the names, you could at least check with your contact and if any of those two were owners of third account, I assume that BCgame could easily verify that by contacting them. Another problem in all of this fuss is that the third account we're talking about here was never banned (as you can see from image they sent me, and I assume you've also seen clear version), while two accounts of mine (active one and the one arose from a bug) were banned.
Q: What is this about?
A: So, you asked me how did I access to LuckyWalker69, I was using my phone number. And "what is this about" is verifying which account is which. The one I manually created (filing out information) was the inactive one (based on the screenshot created day prior). So the active account (LuckyWalker69) was created using Google Sign On option and that account was being verified/used all this time. Google SSO accounts doesn't need e-mail verification, as they "don't have" email on file.
Issue with double account bug is pretty simple: Bc.game doesn't cross-check database tables (e-mail and Google id) to verify if the user is actually trying to create account with already existing e-mail. If you have account on Stake, depending on how you created it, you can attempt to create another one (if you've manually signed up, try signing up with Google SSO or vice-versa) and you will see that it won't allow you to do that, because they do that verification, so users don't actually create double accounts by accident using same e-mail address.
I am still sad that all of this mess has happened because of an error, as I already wrote I have accounts with other casinos as well and every single one I started using after doing KYC verification, same as BC.game one. I would've never created second account intentionally.
Hmm... that'll pose as a difficulties, because I don't think BC will release the name of the owner. I mean, even with your consent that you wrote publicly here days ago, they still can't reveal private matters like your name. So I guess our only option here is back to trying to piece the puzzle.
Again, help me understand. Suppose the third account is indeed the one you sell your phone to, did you refer yourself to them? Did you ever share and use your affiliate account? I'm still trying to figure out how that affiliate could "attached" themselves to your device.
As for google SSO, well, I'm too paranoid to use any auto-fill, so I always manually sign up, but I think it's safe to say that when you sign-up to a platform, any platform, with that method, the platform will get access to your email address? No? So, although you always use your phone number to log-in, they still have your gmail address, from the first time you "sign up" with Google auto-sign-in.