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Today at 03:52:58 AM
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I am documenting an unresolved issue with my historical PACT balance on P2PB2B.

I held a significant amount of PACT on the exchange. I have original P2PB2B emails confirming:

  • June 9, 2022: 20,974.85100657 PACT was returned to my main account
  • October 5, 2023: 1,353.62465747 PACT was returned to my main account

On September 17, 2026, P2B confirmed to me by email that PACT had been delisted from the exchange.

I sent several follow-up emails specifically asking why I never received a delisting notice and what happened to my PACT balance, but P2B has not responded to any of them.

I cannot find any email notifying me of the PACT delisting or any withdrawal deadline. This is particularly important because P2B's own published information states that token holders are notified by email before a delisting and have 14 days to withdraw their assets.

My current account provides no accessible historical PACT records, and P2B support has not answered my follow-up questions regarding the exact delisting date, notification date, withdrawal deadline, or what happened to my historical PACT balance.

I am posting this publicly to document the issue and to ask whether other former PACT holders experienced the same situation.
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Today at 05:30:55 AM
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You made to classic mistakes

1. Trusting P2PB2B which is a known scam exchange for years. There are so many warnings and scam accusations regarding the exchange and I wonder why you ignored them. Just search around the scam accusation board, you will see quite a number of threads about them.

2. Leaving your tokens in an exchange for a long term instead of depositing them in your self custodial cold wallet. You have always been told that "Not your keys, not your coins"

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Today at 06:06:32 AM
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Honestly I am using this exchange before during early time as they got a good volume and quite popular back then, but ofcourse theres a time that popularity trimmed down and obviously users began to left and dont use this cex. Just like me noticed that they are going down a path that will resort to potentially like this and as I recall just like logfiles mentioned, theres a lot of scam accusation on their exchanges. For a user thats seems  prettt red flag and thats my cue to stop using it.

Sorry for your loss OP but I think that asset is good as gone.

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Today at 09:53:59 AM
Last edit: Today at 10:17:45 AM by Mitchell
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Honestly I am using this exchange before during early time as they got a good volume and quite popular back then, but ofcourse theres a time that popularity trimmed down and obviously users began to left and dont use this cex. Just like me noticed that they are going down a path that will resort to potentially like this and as I recall just like logfiles mentioned, theres a lot of scam accusation on their exchanges. For a user thats seems  prettt red flag and thats my cue to stop using it.

Sorry for your loss OP but I think that asset is good as gone.

Thanks. I also stopped using the exchange, but the issue I'm investigating is what happened to the PACT I had there. P2B confirmed the token was delisted, yet I never received a delisting notice or withdrawal deadline. I'm trying to find out when the delisting happened and whether other former PACT holders were notified.



You made to classic mistakes

1. Trusting P2PB2B which is a known scam exchange for years. There are so many warnings and scam accusations regarding the exchange and I wonder why you ignored them. Just search around the scam accusation board, you will see quite a number of threads about them.

2. Leaving your tokens in an exchange for a long term instead of depositing them in your self custodial cold wallet. You have always been told that "Not your keys, not your coins"

I agree with you. Looking back, trusting a CEX and leaving tokens there were mistakes. What makes this even worse is that P2B confirmed that PACT was delisted, but stopped responding when I asked for details about my balance and the missing delisting notice. The way they are handling this now really doesn't look good and honestly feels very scam-like.
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Today at 01:33:37 PM
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Thanks. I also stopped using the exchange, but the issue I'm investigating is what happened to the PACT I had there. P2B confirmed the token was delisted, yet I never received a delisting notice or withdrawal deadline. I'm trying to find out when the delisting happened and whether other former PACT holders were notified.
Its probably impossible that they missed an announcement to their users either on their social account or website notification or email about a certain delisting timeline. Cause if they really didnt, thats their fault and should be liable for those who got affected. But if they had an announcement and you missed it then theres a chance it was gone internally.

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