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I’ve been playing MLBB for about 5 years. I really loved the game and spent money on it to get cool skins.
In total, I had spent $1,300 on the game, and I had no intention of quitting anytime soon. About a year ago, a player reached out to me, claiming to be an ambassador for a popular esports team—a team I happened to admire. I was even subscribed to their official YouTube and Instagram channels. The player told me that I had won a random giveaway held for their subscribers and that I would receive in-game currency as a prize. Their profile picture featured an attractive young woman, which led me—in my naivety—to believe it was all legitimate.
As soon as I provided him with my details to facilitate a currency transfer, I realized he was a scammer. He locked me out of my phone and wiped all my data. When I managed to recover some of it, I discovered that he had already changed the email address and other account details associated with my game profile—he had effectively taken full control of my account. Even though I had the original screenshots from when I first started playing, as well as records of my earliest in-game purchases, I was unable to recover the account through the game’s support team. I spent an entire month trying to get it back, but to no avail. Eventually, I came to terms with it, learned my lesson, and simply created a new account.
Yesterday, this scammer suddenly reappeared and asked if I had any other accounts for this game; it turns out he sold the account he stole from me for $200.
Could you please advise me on what I should do? All I know is that the scammer is likely from either Indonesia or the Philippines—I have no other information. He messages me on Telegram using a fake account; feeling that he can act with impunity, he continues to reach out, and there is nothing I can currently do. All I have at the moment are screenshots of his messages.
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Not reading your word ai sloppa salad
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bro, sorry, i'm from Kazakhstan and I used Google Translate.
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>>35075044
>told me that I had won a random giveaway held for their subscribers
Shmuck
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i can train you... to become one with the grass, and two with the ass. come join me in my playa paradise work house. where we work... on the house. after a long days work you'll be sweatin cold hot lemonade in the grass, oh yeah. oh yeah.
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>>35075081
I'm from Russia, so what?



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