Would Anyone Like to See Me Sue Binance U.S. on Live Television?

Title, Judge Judy style.

For a little bit of context, I filed a lawsuit against BAM TRADING SERVICES INC. aka Binance U.S. in the court of San Francisco, CA, small claims division.

I was a customer of the original Binance website, and couldn't get my account or bank account verified with Binance U.S. for over 9 months, and it magically only became verified just as the bull run ended this year. I contacted customer service *many* times, many times.

When I contacted customer service, I would receive no reply for weeks at a time. I found notices finally that said they were backlogged and 'doing their best,' but they were still taking new customers, this button never disappeared despite the backlog claim. Binance U.S. took all my information, promised me the basic ability to buy, sell, and trade crypto, and held my account until the coins I would purchase were at maximum cost. I relied on Binance U.S. to verify my account in a timely fashion once they took all my sensitive personal information, my social security number, my bank account routing, account, and balance numbers. My address. My phone number.

I imagine the only counter argument is 'you could have gone to a different exchange.' Each time I received notice from Binance, they assured me it was temporary, and honestly, am I supposed to just spam all these details all over the internet in *the hope* that one of the parties receiving it is honest about their offereing? I don't see how any of this is in good faith, so I filed a lawsuit for the losses. I have a lot of documentation proving even the specific cryptocurrency I was trying to purchase as well.

When I contacted Binance parent company a couple times, I got an instant same day response, just like you would expect from the world's largest cryptocurrency market. They know this is a reasonable expectation. I read a lot that Binance U.S. is just a regulatory cover to keep the real activity on Binance. I'm not rich, I'm not deep into the market, I just wanted to buy a reasonable amount of cryptocurrency after the election ended. I saw someone else post about how Binance did the exact same thing to them, and how they literally cried at the loss, and I decided I would file my lawsuit.

The lawsuit was very easy to file. I looked up Binance U.S.' business records, starting with the info from their website. I found BAM TRADING SERVICES INC with the secretary of state(every state has some kind of collection of records of corporations doing business inside of them), I filled out all the required paperwork, and asked the court to serve the papers. I am indigent, so it cost literally nothing. Yes, you can file a lawsuit over something like this without spending a penny if you are poor. Do the reading, we should all know how to do it.

So today, I got a text today from a producer at the television show 'Hot Bench' in Los Angeles, CA. They've asked if I would like to litigate my case on their show. I could sue Binance U.S on live television, and everyone in the crypto community could watch.

What do you think?

P.S. - For the record, I'm clearly a big fan of crypto, I wanted to buy in at what I think is a terrific safe time: after the election when everyone remembers the current system is dogshit and starts buying out. This isn't an attack on crypto, I just want these people to play fair with us if they are going to become disgustingly rich along the way.