Conflicting BTC ADDRESS mystery

[Ra2377ven]

I know I am not the lone person this has happened to....am I?

A payout request, (which had a very fluctuating and changing statuses, btw), finally processes and it's to an address that I didn't provide.  I haven't changed nor lost any wallets, I wasn't drunk or confused about how to make a request when I requested, I usually even scan the casinos QR code they provide but either way- I check the address I enter several times, always.

Anyone have any thoughts?  I pretty much know I am mostly screwed out of this one, but gosh it doesn't hurt to hope or talk about it at least.

Thanks everyone for reading.

[Afi4wins]

9 hours ago, Ra2377ven said:

I know I am not the lone person this has happened to....am I?

A payout request, (which had a very fluctuating and changing statuses, btw), finally processes and it's to an address that I didn't provide.  I haven't changed nor Lost any wallets, I wasn't drunk or confused about how to make a request when I requested, I usually even scan the casinos QR code they provide but either way- I check the address I enter several times, always.

Anyone have any thoughts?  I pretty much know I am mostly screwed out of this one, but gosh it doesn't hurt to hope or talk about it at least.

Thanks everyone for reading.

Hi there Ra2377, welcome to the forum. 

I'm not a crypto user, neither do I believe in cryptos either, but my readings so far have all indicated an influx of hackings into cryptos wallets and transactions, and there may already be quite a number of users who have lost their money, either through their wallet accounts, or via interceptions of transactions.

There was once a very strong belief that BlockChain Technology was an unbreakable and impenetrable fortress, impossible for hackers to break into their codes or transactions, but many recent cases have proven that to be UNTRUE! Cryptos are now just as susceptible to fraudulent activities as fiat currencies!

Maybe someone else here in this forum can give you more meaningful insights or advices, but all I can say is that using cryptos DOES NOT guarantee safety of your money!

[ValDes]

On 6/12/2021 at 9:15 PM, Ra2377ven said:

I know I am not the lone person this has happened to....am I?

A payout request, (which had a very fluctuating and changing statuses, btw), finally processes and it's to an address that I didn't provide.  I haven't changed nor Lost any wallets, I wasn't drunk or confused about how to make a request when I requested, I usually even scan the casinos QR code they provide but either way- I check the address I enter several times, always.

Anyone have any thoughts?  I pretty much know I am mostly screwed out of this one, but gosh it doesn't hurt to hope or talk about it at least.

Thanks everyone for reading.

Hey there and welcome to AskGamblers Forum  

Hmm, quite a weird situation and to be frank, rather difficult for me to imagine that a crypto transaction went to the wrong address IF everything from your end was 100% accurate and correct. 

Still, not sure if such transaction is reversible but it's certainly trackable   and you can check ALL details of your transaction at any time, including whether you entered the correct address or not. 

Keep us posted.