You can begin with dropping that attitude. We are here to deescalate matters, not to escalate things. If you still insist to go with that extortion of "pay me and compensate me within 72 hours or face legal suits", don't bother to shoot me with your UID, I don't need another headache of entitled brat, I already have plenty of that kind on my list.
If above is doable, then send me PM with your UID, I'll need that to get my contact to zeroing into your account and see what's wrong from their side. And while you're at it, kindly upload those images to
talkimg. I can't access any of the images.
How many times has someone taken money from you illegitimately in your lifetime? From your response, not many. While a poor attitude isn't constructive, I think that anyone has the emotional right to be angry and to threaten legal action when they have been unlawfully treated.
Also, just a reminder that you are here to deescalate matters. People who are complaining are here to escalate them (since that is the only way to resolve issues with bc.game according to the hundreds of prior cases which support that statement). I would advise against playing god with people's money. If you took on the assignment to help players resolve issues that root from bc.game's ongoing misconduct and fraudulent behavior, it is only natural that you show some understanding when someone is angry as a result of being unfairly treated (especially given that it involves their money).
People panic when they have their money frozen or locked. Calling the OP a brat over being angry about their funds being locked and making a demand for them to be returned is entirely inappropriate.
If you are genuinely helping people and this job you have taken up (entirely for free and out of the goodness of your heart) is frustrating you, maybe stop for a while? Of course, bc.game will be labelled as a scam very soon after, though what's more important, your mental health, or you helping a shady casino stay alive by resolving cases for them for free?