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Let’s be clear: A private company’s Terms of Service DO NOT give them the legal right to misappropriate and steal a user’s private property. Unless there is an official warrant from law enforcement or a court seizure order, freezing a deposit and refusing to return it to the rightful owner is a straight-up exit scam.
Let’s review their
Term of Service:
16.2 Limitations on Liability. Notwithstanding any other clause in these Terms, you hereby acknowledge and agree that in no event will Bitget or any of its Affiliates be responsible or liable to you or any other person or entity for:
(i) any direct or indirect losses (including loss of profits, business or opportunities), damages, or costs, whether arising out of or in connection with the Services or otherwise, including but not limited to:
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11. any termination, suspension, hold or restriction of access to any Account or Services, including your inability to withdraw Digital Assets, issue Instructions or enter into Transactions during the period of any suspension, hold or restriction, in accordance with these Terms or any applicable Product Terms;
I am not defending Bitget here; I simply want to point out that they are in an advantageous position. If you wish to take more serious action (with the backing of legal authorities), you should follow the instructions provided in point 18 of the ToS page.