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Topic: 2.9 BTC I found but think it's untouchable.please give advice. - page 2. (Read 780 times)

hero member
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2012-2013 isn't such a distant time period.Usually I remember the accounts that I've created back then.
If you know the BTC wallet website and the wallet email,you could recover the password by visiting the website and clicking on "Forgot password" under the login submit form.However,this option most likely won't work if the wallet service is down.Perhaps you could use the "Wayback machine" form archive.org to visit old webpages and try to remember the name of the wallet service.
Knowing the domain will help for a domain lookup and finding some info about the owner of that domain(his email address).
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Problem is that all I have is the email which is the same so I'm OK there,the wallet number and the wallet I.D number,it's not a blockchain.com one because the "send wallet I.D" option sent nothing to my email.

I don't know what email provider is about, but if by any chance you didn't delete your old messages you might be able to find out exactly what your online wallet is by checking that old messages. Usually, when registering for such services, an email is received to confirm the password or as a welcome message only.

In addition to blockchain.info and Coinbase, there is online wallet called WalletBit back in 2012, but it closed in 2013.
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Very hard to understand your problems. Could you please write more clearly? Are you trying to recover your fund via blockchain wallet? What exactly written on your paper? Only address or private keys, seeds & wallet I'd? If you have created account on blockchain then you can recover it if you have password or if you still have access of your registered email address. If you had used some other wallet then there should different way.

You will receive wallet id only on your registered email. If your aren't receiving wallet id means you forgot your mail. In that case just check one by one your all mail that you have used previously. Don't forget to search on spam folder as well.


Checking the spam folder is a important advice.
OP probably doesn't remember if he created the account on Blockchain.org (now Blockchain.com). I guess he could check to see what other wallets have thesame/similar login page format (wallet number and the wallet I.D number) within the period he/she opened the account to date.

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What exactly written on your paper
That needs to be made clear by op
legendary
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So you've found the login details to a web wallet, but you don't remember which web wallet it is? In that case, the best you can do is search around for web wallets which were up and running in 2013 and see if the credentials match. A lot of web wallets from that time no longer exist though, so your chance of recovering your coins in that case is zero.

Perhaps you could post the format of the wallet number and ID number to the Web Wallets board (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=222.0) and see if anyone recognizes them.
legendary
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Very hard to understand your problems. Could you please write more clearly? Are you trying to recover your fund via blockchain wallet? What exactly written on your paper? Only address or private keys, seeds & wallet I'd? If you have created account on blockchain then you can recover it if you have password or if you still have access of your registered email address. If you had used some other wallet then there should different way.

You will receive wallet id only on your registered email. If your aren't receiving wallet id means you forgot your mail. In that case just check one by one your all mail that you have used previously. Don't forget to search on spam folder as well.
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Hi,thanks to everyone here in the last month helping me out,on my last post I never did recover the .000001 BTC with the seed words but that's OK it was just a curious experiment.

The reason I'm finding these old wallets is it's 7 years ago now which is the time I can destroy old records that in case of an audit I no longer need and I'm finding my old bitcoin stuff from back in 2012-13,I'm running Finderouter on 1 address key all others I found,at 0BTC most of them,.4 BTC recovered so far but I found one written on a paper with the address and it has 2.9 BTC in it.

Problem is that all I have is the email which is the same so I'm OK there,the wallet number and the wallet I.D number,it's not a blockchain.com one because the "send wallet I.D" option sent nothing to my email.

That's all I got for you guys,I think it's gone but maybe I'm missing something,the email address will receive the info I need but don't know where to get the info ? There's no wallet services that sign-in by email I think and the wallet number would need a password,I'm done but thought I'd ask as you guys are wicked smart.
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Any ideas ?
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