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Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on May 03, 2022, 05:46:04 PM

Someone is trying to lie here Cheesy

Fortunately for us, every post is archived; This is what you said at first before editing the post

In 2014, Bitcoin's average price was $300-$400, sometime it even reached $700- $800

Let's say we consider the lower price $300, are you trying to say you sold the laptop at a flea market with (19,400 X 300) = $5,820,000 worth of BTC in it?

Good find! Hehe and besides who will sold his laptop on a flea market while he is holding huge amount of Bitcoin that time. He doesn’t need to sold anything if you have more than a million dollar on your crypto asset. And I doubt someone holding the .dat file of the wallet address will give it to him by just knowing he knew the password. It will just makes thing hard for the OP to get it because the value it contains is worth a fortune if someone manage to brute force the password.

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there is another person holding my wallet this is my ex girlfriend who i broke up with because i made a backup and i gave her 2011 and she doesn't have the password
I contacted her she ignored my messages for over a year
the solution for me is to return to my country to settle this story face to face
so there are 2 people who have this file
one with my ex girlfriend and the other with the one who bought my computer and I'm the only one who has the password
because I didn't save the password in the computer but I saved it in my head

In that case, you should do whatever it takes to win back your ex girl friend, if you really know what the 19,400 btc can do in your life (or both of your lives) you should work hard to get her to forgive you. if she still has the p/keys this is the easiest way to solve your problem, travel to her wherever she is and reconcile, am sure if she knew you are now a millionaire she will forgive you in a heartbeat Grin

Although I still find it odd you gave your ex gf the backup of the seed phrase and you don't have it yourself. Why would you do something like that? obviously you knew the p/keys was important that's why you made a backup but as clever as you are, you fail to have it yourself.

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I remembered this address because of the time when I had this purchase, it was within 2 pm

I can't understand the concept.
it was 2 PM and you remember exactly an alpha numeric code of something that you really didn't give a damn about (since you lost it without even backing up your private key?)
do you remember the address but not to make a back up? or to don't sell your laptop? ( maybe selling a portion of those bitcoins prevented you from this laptop sale...) mmm Roll Eyes

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@wilsder
I do not enter the veracity of the story ...
but I ask myself, after all this time, without having any kind of back up, how do you remember exactly this address?
1PeizMg76Cf96nUQrYg8xuoZWLQozU5zGW
you have completely forgotten that you have bitcoins or make any back up and do you remember the address?

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Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on May 03, 2022, 05:46:04 PM

Someone is trying to lie here Cheesy

Fortunately for us, every post is archived; This is what you said at first before editing the post

In 2014, Bitcoin's average price was $300-$400, sometime it even reached $700- $800

Let's say we consider the lower price $300, are you trying to say you sold the laptop at a flea market with (19,400 X 300) = $5,820,000 worth of BTC in it?

Good digging out there, you have managed to bust the guy out. What on earth is his purpose lying to us in this case? Can he gain something out of this? What is it that he is trying to accomplish? Those BTC are huge and should prove that he is the real owner somehow.

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Quote from: wilsder on May 02, 2022, 06:33:36 PM

hello I saw that some site sells wallet.dat

I am currently trying to find out if anyone by any chance will have the wallet.dat file 19400 btc from 2010
because i am the owner of the wallet and i have the password to unlock it
I will give 1% btc to whoever can find me

Bitcoin Address 1PeizMg76Cf96nUQrYg8xuoZWLQozU5zGW

Like what most have mentioned, if those wallets are indeed true, then the owners would never sell them- I mean 19,400 BTC would equate to around $700 million dollars which would turn any person into a millionaire by seconds. If I were you, avoid dealing with these people and their shenanigans. Most likely like around 99% these kinds of deals would result to a scam.

Again, these kinds of deals should be avoided at once. I highly recommend that you report this website in the forum so that people would be notified at once. There is always that slight possibility that someone would fall into this trap.

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there is one person on this forum who can prove my story to be true because he was next to me when i bought his bitcoins in 2010 and if i hadn't met him i would never have been able to buy bitcoins

I am curious who is that person.
Hopefully, you can meet that person so you can clarify that your story is right and there is no doubt between us.
Do you already contact the person?
It is an interesting story that you have 19,400 BTC in 2010 and if this is a true story, it will become a phenomenal story among bitcoiners.

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during the period from 2012 to 2016 I went through a difficult period in my life and I forgot that I had bought bitcoin it was since the year 2021 that I remembered everything and I do my better to recover my bitcoins

Don't judge a person without knowing their story first.

If this claim is true (of course this is from our perspective and not yours) then how you'd be so sure if the one who bought your laptop is still living or the laptop itself is still usable? Too hard to move on if you're hoping but if the buyer isn't anymore as well in this forum who recovered that wallet.dat file on his own then your chance of getting it is slim. Price of Bitcoin has gone parabolic and I doubt if the buyer will return it on you again, 90% chance you won't get it.

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there is one person on this forum who can prove my story to be true because he was next to me when i bought his bitcoins in 2010 and if i hadn't met him i would never have been able to buy bitcoins

Then may be you should tell the person to come and speak on your behalf if he/she is still active in the forum, as it is, nobody believe your story. Even i find it hard to believe that someone will forget about an asset worth over a million dollar. i don't know what kind of hardship you went through but i believe when someone is going through financial hardship that's when their brain becomes aware of what they own. Or you suffer a memory loss withing that period that prevent you from remembering. Whatever was the situation i wish you success in your quest if actually you are truthful.

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there is one person on this forum who can prove my story to be true because he was next to me when i bought his bitcoins in 2010 and if i hadn't met him i would never have been able to buy bitcoins

Your story is so unique that sometimes people wonder if it's true or just a fiction.
But if it's true as in the story then now you are no longer a difficult person but a successful person right.
Because in 2010 the price of bitcoin was not as expensive as it is now so how many million $ is yours now.

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during the period from 2012 to 2016 I went through a difficult period in my life and I forgot that I had bought bitcoin it was since the year 2021 that I remembered everything and I do my better to recover my bitcoins

Don't judge a person without knowing their story first.

You went through a difficult period in your life but so some reason forgot that you have over $6M worth inside your laptop, and just sold it for just maybe around 1,000 dollars to save you out of the bad situation you were in (the motive behind selling a laptop in a flea market is obviously money)... really?

How messed up you must have been? Shocked

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when I bought my first bitcoins was on the bitcoin market the price was not 1000$ but 100$ I received for 19400 btc but I don't know who sent me 14.35 btc in 2013

So you bought $1.9 million worth of BTC and you didn't make any back-up and still with that sum and by 2014 with also with a minimum profit of another 4 million depending on the day of 2014 you did this, you sold your laptop on the flea market!

Do you realize how ridiculous that is?

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I had forgotten to save my data on a key when I sold my computer in 2014 it was a powerful laptop a toshiba satelite we could also watch 3D movies with glasses on this computer

And even more ridiculous to brag about a $4000 laptop after you've just claimed you spend 2 million buying coins.

Now seriously, to all the others, what's the hidden scam here, as I'm not sure how he plans to scam someone like this, my bet is on trolling, right?

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I'm not sure if OP is legit or not, but in case that someone is looking for a wallet.dat file there are some threads on this forum and some services that allow you to buy those files:

Topic: Don't buy "wallet.dat" files with lost passwords. EXCHANGE THEM!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dont-buy-walletdat-files-with-lost-passwords-exchange-them-5242967

and https://allprivatekeys.com/wallet.dat

I already search there the address 1PeizMg76Cf96nUQrYg8xuoZWLQozU5zGW but looks like no one has that file.

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when I bought my first bitcoins was on the bitcoin market the price was not 1000$ but 100$ I received for 19400 btc but I don't know who sent me 14.35 btc in 2013

You are still talking despite you have been caught in your web of lies? You and your alts account think you can come to this forum to lie and get away with it?
The probability that you are not the owner of the btc is way higher than you claiming to be the owner. Only a dumb person will sell a laptop with 19,400 btc in it. Maybe you should go and trace the buyer of your old laptop. Cheesy

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when I bought my first bitcoins was on the bitcoin market the price was not 1000$ but 100$ I received for 19400 btc but I don't know who sent me 14.35 btc in 2013

This is even a more ridiculous possibility than the idea that you sold your laptop with an entire Bitcoin stash in them and completely forgot about Bitcoin until you saw a site that sells wallet.dat files.

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Posting consecutively is against forum rules.
You should merge your new post into the initial reply.

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I am relaunching my ad again
that I am the owner of this wallet and that I am ready to give 1% of my bitcoins to whoever finds me because I have the password to unlock it
Not like that liar Laborers Reward claiming to own that wallet with his dumb story!!!

how would anyone have that wallet dat? Did you share it at one point with anyone?

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Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on May 03, 2022, 05:46:04 PM

Someone is trying to lie here Cheesy

Not the first, not the last... Restoring OLD 2010 Wallet

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Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on May 03, 2022, 05:46:04 PM

Someone is trying to lie here Cheesy

Fortunately for us, every post is archived; This is what you said at first before editing the post

In 2014, Bitcoin's average price was $300-$400, sometime it even reached $700- $800

Let's say we consider the lower price $300, are you trying to say you sold the laptop at a flea market with (19,400 X 300) = $5,820,000 worth of BTC in it?

Lol

Nice catch Arena. I am out of sMerits. i will add your comment to my queue of posts most worthing merits.
It is really foolish to think that a person in a certain period of time, regardless of the circumstances, would sell something similar no matter how stupid it is.

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Someone is trying to lie here Cheesy

Fortunately for us, every post is archived; This is what you said at first before editing the post

In 2014, Bitcoin's average price was $300-$400, sometime it even reached $700- $800

Let's say we consider the lower price $300, are you trying to say you sold the laptop at a flea market with (19,400 X 300) = $5,820,000 worth of BTC in it?

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Quote from: wilsder on May 02, 2022, 06:33:36 PM

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Are you related to Great atomGs who claimed to have a private key to 12ib7dApVFvg82TXKycWBNpN8kFyiAN1dr but out of kindness, he hasn't spent anything on the wallet address, he didn't just prove everyone right, he wasn't able to sign an ordinary message for the forum members to verify, you guys are really too dumb to think that bitcointalk is a place to used others intelligence to catch fun.
You were able to easily secure a password for your wallet but lack the wisdom to back up your private keys, that's so cool of you and the lies. Try other lies.

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