If a platform calls itself "decentralized" but can blacklist your wallet, censor your questions, delete your messages, and ban you from the community...
Is it really decentralized?
I'm talking about @P2Pdotme . ๐
Web3 wasn't created to replace banks with Telegram admins.
It was created to replace opaque systems with transparent ones.
Right now, my experience with @P2Pdotme has been the exact opposite.
I hope they choose transparency over censorship.
I'm not asking anyone to blindly support me.
I'm posting every screenshot I managed to save before they removed everything.
Read them.
Judge them yourself.
Don't trust my words.
Trust the evidence.
To the team at @P2Pdotme :
If your blacklist is justified...
Explain it.
If your detection is accurate...
Show the proof.
If your system is fair...
Why fear questions?
Muting people doesn't prove you're right.
It only makes people wonder what you're hiding.
Tomorrow, a new user joins their Telegram.
They'll never know someone questioned the blacklist.
Why?
Because the chat was cleaned.
The criticism disappeared.
The conversation never existed.
That's not transparency.
That's narrative control.
But here's the funniest part.
After banning me...
They deleted my messages from the group.
Think about that.
If you're confident you're right...
Why erase the conversation?
Why hide the evidence?
I replied with just one word.
"Decentralised? ๐"
That single word apparently hurt more than any scam accusation ever could.
Because within minutes...
๐ I was muted.
Then someone asked in their Telegram group:
"If https://t.co/3SFZ444uHo is decentralized, do we still pay taxes?"
The admin proudly replied:
"https://t.co/3SFZ444uHo is a decentralized protocol."
That reply aged very badly.
I even offered everything.
โ Full KYC
โ Government ID
โ Transaction history
โ Any verification they wanted
If I made a mistake, tell me.
If your system made a mistake, let me prove it.
Instead...
Nothing.
I kept asking the same question:
What activity?
Was it a chargeback?
A merchant dispute?
A false positive?
Shared WiFi?
A referral?
I wasn't asking for sympathy.
I was asking for a reason.
I used @P2Pdotme to buy USDC.
One day my wallet was suddenly blacklisted.
No warning.
No notification.
No evidence.
Just one copy-paste reply:
"Your account meets the activity."
That's not transparency.
That's avoiding accountability.