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⚠️❗️WARNING ❗️⚠️
🚫Read the descriptions and then see 4 images and will know what is going on with PI Network⛔️
🅾️I LOST THE AVAILABLE $PI of MY WALLET ⚠️
I have never authorized, shared Passphrass of my PI Wallet with any and never clicked on any link, but unfortunately someone stolen the amount of available PI balance from my wallet. Then I sent many emails to the PI Core Team and their different communication platforms, but unfortunately didn't hear back anything.
It is very frustrating and suspicious for a crypto currency network that someone else access to your account or wallet. There are two ways;
1- It shows that PI might be scam that didn't have security.
2- The security system and the team is very weak and can not control the security and safety of the system.
As the team did not respond me from none of their platforms, it shows that they don't check the messages and just scamming people to earn from advertising on their platforms.
I followed up the wallet address my PI was transferred to and saw that more 5 transactions is ongoing in a minute (See the images I provided the wallet address, transactions, payments and effects categories). Check carefully the number of transactions, payments, and effects in a minute. In the effects category it transfers PI from creation of new created wallets, it shows that this wallet number is belong to the PI owner and controller of PI Wallet. At the meantime, this address is receiving a huge number of payments and transactions in a minute.
All, these things proof that the PI Network owners are collecting all available balances from different wallets. Another thing proof this, is that PI does not allow Passphrass change for users, if you change, will lose your migrated PI. Also, they kindly blocked old users mined more PI, by tentative KYC approval as well. At all, they prevent from transferring PI out of PI by different ways.
If all users do not raise up their voices and not complain from responsible team, all will lose theirs PI.
Does anyone else experienced such loss?
🚫Read the descriptions and then see 4 images and will know what is going on with PI Network⛔️
🅾️I LOST THE AVAILABLE $PI of MY WALLET ⚠️
I have never authorized, shared Passphrass of my PI Wallet with any and never clicked on any link, but unfortunately someone stolen the amount of available PI balance from my wallet. Then I sent many emails to the PI Core Team and their different communication platforms, but unfortunately didn't hear back anything.
It is very frustrating and suspicious for a crypto currency network that someone else access to your account or wallet. There are two ways;
1- It shows that PI might be scam that didn't have security.
2- The security system and the team is very weak and can not control the security and safety of the system.
As the team did not respond me from none of their platforms, it shows that they don't check the messages and just scamming people to earn from advertising on their platforms.
I followed up the wallet address my PI was transferred to and saw that more 5 transactions is ongoing in a minute (See the images I provided the wallet address, transactions, payments and effects categories). Check carefully the number of transactions, payments, and effects in a minute. In the effects category it transfers PI from creation of new created wallets, it shows that this wallet number is belong to the PI owner and controller of PI Wallet. At the meantime, this address is receiving a huge number of payments and transactions in a minute.
All, these things proof that the PI Network owners are collecting all available balances from different wallets. Another thing proof this, is that PI does not allow Passphrass change for users, if you change, will lose your migrated PI. Also, they kindly blocked old users mined more PI, by tentative KYC approval as well. At all, they prevent from transferring PI out of PI by different ways.
If all users do not raise up their voices and not complain from responsible team, all will lose theirs PI.
Does anyone else experienced such loss?
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