▲ 17 r/PakistanChess
Going All In ♟️
Sometimes you don't need to slowly build an advantage. You see the opening, calculate the sequence, and go all in. A few forcing moves later ...either checkmated or checkmate. ♟️
u/turtle_jump — 13 days ago
▲ 5 r/PakistanChess
Got them in 4th round
I usually play anonymously, testing new openings and random strategies rather than taking every game too seriously.
Every now and then, though, I run into a player who seems to have everything calculated three moves ahead. This was one of those games.
They beat me three games in a row before I finally started figuring out their weaknesses. By the fourth game, I was completely out of time and had to keep throwing them 15-second bonuses just to stay alive.
Eventually, I cracked the code. 😄
Nothing feels better than losing three straight, figuring out what your opponent is doing, and finally turning the tables.
u/turtle_jump — 1 month ago
▲ 30 r/FIREPakistan
Sold 182 USDT on Binance P2P. Buyer later came under investigation and now Easypaisa, Bank Alfalah & UBL have blocked my accounts. Need advice.
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for advice from anyone who has experienced something similar.
On 11th July, I sold 182 USDT through Binance P2P. Binance automatically matched me with a buyer, who sent approximately PKR 52,000 to my Easypaisa account. After confirming the payment, I released the USDT. Later, I transferred the funds from Easypaisa to my Bank Alfalah account.
Everything seemed normal until recently.
A few days ago, my UBL ATM stopped working, and I couldn't log in to the app. After contacting the bank, I was informed that my account had been blocked due to a fraudulent activity report from another bank.
I then checked my Bank Alfalah account, which had also been blocked. After contacting Easypaisa, they informed me that the person who had sent me the money on 11th July was under investigation, and because of that, my Easypaisa account had been blocked. It appears this restriction then propagated to my Bank Alfalah and UBL accounts.
I have no relationship with the buyer other than that single Binance P2P transaction, and I had no way of knowing there would be any issue with the sender's account.
My questions are:
- Has anyone here experienced something similar after using Binance P2P?
- Is this usually caused by the sender using a compromised or disputed bank account?
- Which institution actually raises the initial fraud flag—the sender's bank, Easypaisa, or another authority?
- Is there a way to determine which bank initiated the complaint?
- What documents did you provide to get your accounts restored?
- How long did the entire process take?
I'm gathering all my transaction records and Binance order details, but I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through this or understands how these investigations work in Pakistan.
Thanks in advance.
u/turtle_jump — 2 months ago