Franky, I feel that a 4 BitcoinBTC donation is fair. We have jumped into the Bitcoin community and we have been mining for over a month. If someone can recognize the numbers and it works to be able to access the actual address then I would be happy to share. I also have given free advice to others and I believe in karma, but in this instance I understand that time is money and I would love to get this figured out. Danny, those numbers I shared are the right amount just changed them up, but they are the correct amount. So 12 numbers on the first line, and 8 Capital letters and 6 numbers on the second line. We have tried bitaddress.org and use the numbers to create an address, but that didn't work. I haven't tried Armory, but someone on reddit said he didn't think it was Armory.
It would help a lot if he ever mentioned where or how he preferred to store his bitcoins.
The number could be a userID to some website, and the capital letters with numbers could be a password to that same website.
It could also be authentication information (or decryption passwords) to some software he might be running on his computer where he may have his private keys stored.
As BurtW has mentioned, if your friend was a bitcointalk.org member, he may have participated in some discussions that would shed light on what the information on that paper represents.
Was the information on the paper printed with an inkjet printer, or was it hand written?
