Why are you arguing with me? You got the IP address from Uniglobe. Now you can find out which individual used it by contacting the Service Provider and also you can get the MAC address of the Device which was used to execute the Transactions. Who is stopping you from identifying the culprit? You just want to create a confusion and escape from this situation.

Now go ahead and find out the Person who used the IP address. Just claiming that the IP address was not used by @Saran92 is not sufficient enough. Either prove that the IP address was used by Uniglobe's Executives or find out the Person who used the IP address. But, you wil not do it? Because, the IP address will lead to either @Saran92 or his Co-Workers.

If I was @hindinfra, I would get all the required information from Uniglobe and with the help of Trade History, I will find out the Culprit who executed those Loss Trades.

I'm not supporting Uniglobe. I have the right to suspect both @Saran92 and Uniglobe.

PS -- Your Account with Uniglobe starting with 655 proves that it's a new account and it should have been opened only during the month of February 2017.

Previously, you mentioned that you have been with Uniglobe for close to 1 year and that you stated that you know their Fraudulent Activities. If that's the case, then why did you again chose to Open Account with Uniglobe? You invested close to $2000 USD and you're claiming that @Saran92 traded it and yielded Profits close to $700 USD. If that's the case, why can't @Saran92 yeild profits for @hindinfra account in Uniglobe with $2000 USD Investment. If you claim Uniglobe has executed fraud transactions using @hindinfra without @Saran92's knowledge, then why Uniglobe didn't execute fraud transactions in your Account which was traded by @Saran92? This is why I have the right to suspect your contradicting statements.