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One day before the league game, Parnell said that i had to send his skins to him for a dfrag official "SHOWCASE" because he said he really likes my skins. I didnt know he also asked all my teammates the same thing, anyways, being "COACH PARNELL" and with the reputation he has, i sent my skins with no hesitation,
its been 674 days now and ive received no reply, my skins are not in his inventory, hes blocked me and ive seen photos of him flexing diamond tested chains. He is a confirmed scammer.
One day, someone SIM swapped my mother's phone and began impersonating her over text. They convinced me that she needed a ride and sent me to a specific location to pick her up.
When I arrived, she wasn't there. Confused, I texted her asking where she was. The impersonator replied with a photo of my safe and wrote: "Honey, what's the code? I want to store my iGET bar vape."
I raced home, but it was already too late. Six African migrants armed with machetes were waiting for me. They forced me to open the safe, and there was nothing I could do. They took everything.
In a matter of minutes, my entire net worth was gone. Coach parnell was behind this attack. It is confirmed as he had begun flexing all of my silver coins on social media.
No texts. No calls. Nothing.
My heart immediately sank.
I'd been SIM swapped.
I sprinted home because it scared the absolute hell out of me. Almost all of my funds were sitting on a centralized exchange, and I knew exactly what a SIM swap could mean.
As soon as I got back, I logged into my accounts.
Too late.
Every last cent had already been transferred to a wallet address I'd never seen before.
I sat there in disbelief, trying to figure out who had done it.
Then, a few hours later, Coach Parnell sent me a screenshot of his Ledger app.
There it was.
My funds.
Coach Parnell had SIM swapped me.