Quote from: Pride-C-CEX on November 15, 2014, 06:45:07 AM

Quote from: huangliang on November 15, 2014, 06:38:27 AM

Quote from: Pride-C-CEX on November 15, 2014, 06:25:38 AM

Quote from: huangliang on November 15, 2014, 06:22:17 AM

Why do you think I this is framed, you do not consider the victims. This is really happening, before the huangliang072106@163.com account for 6 months to be deleted. Now this account is the newly built in 3 days. You cannot understand my incident

Show me the TXID's from your withdrawals that appear on the blockchain, I think it is you who is not understanding. If you were hacked they cannot delete your account, it's not possible from the customer's end. So please show me the blockchain TXID's and we can trace them.

Please treat seriously the problems we thank you

We have until you started with profanity, I will treat you with the same respect you treated me. I'm asking for TXID's that show past btc withdrawals from our site, if you are not familiar with a TXID here is an example of one: 51b78168d94ec307e2855697209275d477e05d8647caf29cb9e38fb6a4661145

https://blockchain.info/tx/51b78168d94ec307e2855697209275d477e05d8647caf29cb9e38fb6a4661145

Now show me all yours so we can try to help you, even though you posting on numerous threads falsely accusing us is certainly not helping your case any.

We have people with 50 times more btc in their accounts and they have not had any issues. I think you got hacked, they took over your email and you are trying to blame the exchange. You did not use 2fa so clearly security is not a concern of yours either.

When you are dealing with a customer in a public fashion, you need to always keep cool and treat them with respect. If the customer starts to act unprofessionally then their argument will lose it's value, despite any evidence they provide. If you react unprofessionally in return then no matter how the customer is acting, you will be at fault