You're not going to get your losses refunded so quit wasting your time.

Morally, legally, logically, you are not owed anything.  How much you wagered doesn't matter.  What you're trying to do is free roll the casino.  You gambled and lost.  If you would have won, you would have been paid.  When you did win you were paid.  In the end, you lost overall.  They didn't take your money, you gambled it and lost.  

Imagine if all you had to do to get your losses refunded from Stake is play from a prohibited jurisdiction.  Think of how many players would be lining up with their hand out.  They'd go broke.

Obviously they aren't broke, which means you're wasting your time.

it's not on an exchange anymore. exchanges wont do anything without police reports and stake wont file one.

Definitely but phishing and its links wont be stopped. That's why I am saying the security was so far below standard. If my account had history of sending huge tips to new accounts and things like this it would be easier to understand. It could not be more blatantly fraudulent and they keep repeating how grateful I should be about the portion that was recovered. The only reason that didnt go out is the hacker tried to send over their limit in instant withdrawals. The simplest form of security in any financial world is when 2fa is stripped or a password updated there is a secondary confirmation whether by text or email. If this simple thing was implemented as is the minimum in security protocol I wouldn't have lost a dollar. They are not a new company and they implemented this 12 hours after my account was robbed. Should have been done years ago. Its moronic and displays just such a huge lack of respect for clients money and their protection. Companies should assume people are trying to hack their players accounts, this isnt a new thing. Links are going to be clicked, if my email and my secondary forms of verification were affected I wouldn't be complaining. This was just way too easy and way too blatant of a theft for it to be considered ok. The phishing links and attacks are so prevelant there because of data leaks that were never admitted and other sources of problems. I bet 500m in turn over in 5 months and they don't have any extra security on my account than they do on an unverified un kyc'd account thats bet 0. I was initially told by support that my complaint is similiar to someone falling off a bike six years ago and blaming a broken leg that happened recently on that. Thats how 500 million dollars of business was treated.

Ya, it is generally a bad idea to buy accounts in any situation.  You never know if the person who owned the account before you engaged in shady behavior that could find itself to you down the line.  Maybe the account is going to have any funds deposited seized or maybe the account was KYC'd to a bad person that is wanted by the police, or who knows...  The original owner could reclaim his account using his identity as verification...  The list goes on and on why it's a bad idea to do something like this.  Least of which is probably Stake closing the account and your money being wasted.