Online fraudsters disabling internet banking for their victim

[neku]

Since 2010, the top tech and internet companies have openly rewarded online fraudsters faking online income, domain ownership with great powers, monthly government salary using the robbed data of the real domain investor. Though the real domain investor has wasted a lot of time and money trying the online financial fraud, the top internet companies continue pampering, rewarding the online fraudsters.
Now the pampered online fraudster government employees have disabled some internet banking features for the domain investor who they have cheated, robbed for more than a decade. What can the domain investor do to prevent the powerful top tech, internet companies making fake claims about and rewarding the online fraudster government employees?

 

[gwolf666]

That situation you describe sounds incredibly frustrating and unfair. If a genuine domain investor has been robbed of their data and income for years while fraudsters get rewarded, it highlights just how broken certain systems can be when large tech companies or institutions fail to properly verify ownership. The first step I’d suggest is ensuring that all domain registrations are under secure registrars with two-factor authentication and updated WHOIS records, so there’s proof of ownership at all times. At the same time, documenting every instance of fraud, lost income, and blocked banking access is essential to build a strong case. While it may feel pointless, escalating to international arbitration bodies like ICANN or even pursuing legal action through cybercrime authorities could put pressure on those responsible. Beyond that, raising awareness publicly through forums, blogs, or news outlets may help attract attention to the injustice. Silence only empowers the fraudsters, so visibility is key.

 

[Augusta]

What is your country doing about all these fraudsters. They need to be fished out and dealt with

 

[eLdavis]

How are they able to rob their data in the first place, through hacking or what? I think the authorities needs to do something about it.