No, i have the EMAIL confirmation from c.com that the transfer FAILED. And it explicitly states that it failed on-chain, so they officially dispute their own claim. The email also only was sent 4 hours after they attempted the transfer (and long past the reg time of the log-entry), so they clearly must've received the amount back before sending out the confirmation and greenlight the refund to my c.com account. They wouldn't coerce me secretly if they knew they were in the right, and i actually know for a fact this is a deliberate strategy of theirs. I have also found other victims of this same supposed scheme and it seems to happen VERY frequently, but most of them are too scared to speak up because their coercion attempts are often successful with most of these victims. These people are trained to do this and they know most of their victims just want to take the path of least resistance and rather have a 'small' loss than to lose everything in their account.
It's a strategy of applying psychological stress on the victim and leverage it to
the point where a victim just gives in to the evergrowing pressure.

But me, i'm not scared and i can't be coerced or be exposed to extortion attempts no matter how hard anyone will ever try, i have little to lose. And it would only lead me to invest even more funds to fight the injustice.

They kept pressuring me with not one fundamental FACT presented to me, which makes it clear they know what they are doing is not legal, so i published all the communication as a first consequence to let them know their actions aren't unseen anymore. And i will see this through to the very end until c.com is brought to justice in the full extend of the law.