We're going round in circles here, you're stating the same points over and over which imo dont make sense. It'd make alot more sense to recover an account when there is knowledge of large amounts of gold on it if my intentions were to scam you which they are not.
In what sense does any of your second point make sense, if i was recovering both accounts and there was wealth on the first one at the time i supposedly scammed you - why wait until the day after, let you reset the password yourself, wait a bit longer then supposedly try hack the second account? Surely it'd be logical to do both accounts at the same time, when i've apparently scored big by taking the wealth of the first?
Good rep doesn't let you "get away" with intentional scamming - a good rep which i personally believe i have is hard earned through trust and not easily broken - your points do not make logical sense and you're simply trying to pin the blame on me.
I have no way of checking if the password on the second account was incorrect, as only you knew it. Regarding the first account the account was played on your IP for over a year, with multiple password changes during that time, its conceivable that you've built up enough recovery information on the account to submit an appeal yourself to get the email changed yourself and frame me for something i did not do.
Unless you have more evidence to add (or any evidence of your claims at all) then post it, otherwise i suggest we both wait for a moderator to make a decision on what i need to refund to resolve this situation.
@veng @video
Also to note - only the account that you'd had a year happened to have the email changed - the account in which you was able to build up more recovery information on. Not the account you purchased a week or so ago which you've had little to no recovery info on.