Global Esports Phoenix Accused of Scam

Global Esports Phoenix Accused of Scam

Drama

28 August 2023 11:05

Global Esports Phoenix is accused by content creator SnehilOP for Slot Scam. As per SnehilOP's assertions, Global Esports Phoenix is accused of manipulating their entry into the tournament by exploiting a connection between one of their players and the owner of Sting Boys.

Sting Boys received an official invitation to BGIS 2023: The Grind. Notably, this invitation was sent to the owner's email account. Allegedly, due to being friends with the owner, Abeeda “Vixxen” Zubeen of Global Esports Phoenix acquired the login credentials for this email account and gained unauthorized access. Leveraging this access, Vixxen purportedly registered Global Esports Phoenix for BGIS 2023: The Grind without the knowledge of Sting Boys.

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Global Esports Phoenix Accused of Scam

Drama

28 August 2023 11:05

Tags: Global Esports Phoenix

Global Esports Phoenix is accused by content creator SnehilOP for Slot Scam. As per SnehilOP's assertions, Global Esports Phoenix is accused of manipulating their entry into the tournament by exploiting a connection between one of their players and the owner of Sting Boys.

Sting Boys received an official invitation to BGIS 2023: The Grind. Notably, this invitation was sent to the owner's email account. Allegedly, due to being friends with the owner, Abeeda “Vixxen” Zubeen of Global Esports Phoenix acquired the login credentials for this email account and gained unauthorized access. Leveraging this access, Vixxen purportedly registered Global Esports Phoenix for BGIS 2023: The Grind without the knowledge of Sting Boys.

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