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Can you verify they're there and confirmed thru blockchain? Is it a QT wallet? If so, this takes but a minute to try yourself. On the client open debug window and console. typing the command "listaddressgroupings" will give you a list of the addresses in the wallet and their balances. Highlight and copy one of the addresses that contains a small amount. Performing the command "dumpprivkey " for that address will give you the private key (mind you, be safe with it), which you can directly import into other wallets with a single command or click (fresh QT wallet, blockchain).
This will not be a practical solution for your wallet, if it contains more than about a dozen addresses with a non-zero balance. Too tedious. "listaddressgroupings" will at least show you if there are 12 or less for the 5-10 minute do it yourself don't have to trust anyone total solution without downloading any special wallet software. Those two commands are not capable of damaging your wallet, either.
This will not be a practical solution for your wallet, if it contains more than about a dozen addresses with a non-zero balance. Too tedious. "listaddressgroupings" will at least show you if there are 12 or less for the 5-10 minute do it yourself don't have to trust anyone total solution without downloading any special wallet software. Those two commands are not capable of damaging your wallet, either.
I got my address and it shows 0 balance and also 0 on blockchain.info....it says priv key is not known....
