This is a gross misrepresentation. You can check the original address, the money is still there:
https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/address/12wLQaz26TQxJzRo2RLch6KyQ4uc1VrNuK/https://blockchain.info/address/12wLQaz26TQxJzRo2RLch6KyQ4uc1VrNuKYou made a mistake when creating the payment forward which resulted in a wrong destination address. Because of a set of security measures we have in place, it's very difficult to unlock the funds to send to a different or corrected address. As we felt we could have caught this particular mistake, we offered a free plan for a month in return (for a $75 value). Not to mention that you had used our services completely for free prior to that.
Now you come back 9 months later, posting FUD online. Needless to say, you have far exceeded the limits of our patience.
There is a bug in your payment forwarding API. It doesn’t verify if a destination address or process fees address were filled out correctly.
It should not accept an API request if an address is not correct. And it should return an error message informing that the address is incorrect, instead of accepting the API request. It is a very simple verification that is causing users to lose funds.
My mistake was to add an extra white space to the destination address when I sent a payment forwarding API request.
No matter how difficult it is to unlock the funds, you have the private key to manually execute this transaction and forward the funds to the destination address 3FKHGT3nJjuPfzQNa31aCG3vHYBqN8oGYp.
Even though, the funds are still in this address 12wLQaz26TQxJzRo2RLch6KyQ4uc1VrNuK, you have the private key to this address. And instead of forwarding it back to me, you forced me to accept a paid plan that was unsolicited. As BitCoinDream mentioned above, you robbed the funds from me.
All I’m asking is that you forward the funds to the destination address 3FKHGT3nJjuPfzQNa31aCG3vHYBqN8oGYp. And you will also do good by fixing this bug.
Thank you