> All I have is a private key to the bitcoin address where I sent you the coins.
That is all you need. Sweep that private key with Electrum: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/importing-your-private-keys-into-electrum/
Topic: ✅[ANN] SUDOKU WALLET | Bitcoin Tumbler | CoinJoin | Instantly Mixing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Read 3289 times)
July 18, 2020, 05:54:18 AM
July 15, 2020, 07:21:08 AM
What kind of private keys? My Sudoku wallet stopped working right after I sent you bitcoins. All I have is a private key to the bitcoin address where I sent you the coins.
Why are you ignoring my emails?
I have detailed my problem here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-sudoku-wallet-5261354
You must return my money if you intend to continue working!
Have they resolved your issue yet?Why are you ignoring my emails?
I have detailed my problem here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-sudoku-wallet-5261354
You must return my money if you intend to continue working!
I am starting to feel something shady of these chaps. Anybody planning to use their mixer or wallet should be very careful and void using them for now.
Soduku's wallet connection is not even secure. It's a shame for a mixer/ wallet claiming to advocate from transaction privacy.
July 15, 2020, 04:45:47 AM
I have added sudokuwallet to the list of fraud charges (Chinese version list)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2020-5247254
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/2020-5247254
July 15, 2020, 01:29:52 AM
We don't have access to your coins, only you owns your private keys.
Please sweep them to your wallet.
Please sweep them to your wallet.
What kind of private keys? My Sudoku wallet stopped working right after I sent you bitcoins. All I have is a private key to the bitcoin address where I sent you the coins.
Why are you ignoring my emails?
I have detailed my problem here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-sudoku-wallet-5261354
You must return my money if you intend to continue working!
July 11, 2020, 08:52:17 AM
We don't have access to your coins, only you owns your private keys.
Please sweep them to your wallet.
Please sweep them to your wallet.
What kind of private keys? My Sudoku wallet stopped working right after I sent you bitcoins. All I have is a private key to the bitcoin address where I sent you the coins.
Why are you ignoring my emails?
I have detailed my problem here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-sudoku-wallet-5261354
You must return my money if you intend to continue working!
July 11, 2020, 12:47:52 AM
Already solved, please check out your email.
No, my problem is not solved. I still haven't got my bitcoins. Support hasn't responded to me for 4 days.
I've offered 3 refund options. I don't like the option of another mixing and sending you new coins. I have no confidence in your mixer.
I recommend other users to refrain from using sudoku wallet!
We don't have access to your coins, only you owns your private keys.
Please sweep them to your wallet.
July 09, 2020, 03:59:05 AM
Already solved, please check out your email.
No, my problem is not solved. I still haven't got my bitcoins. Support hasn't responded to me for 4 days.
I've offered 3 refund options. I don't like the option of another mixing and sending you new coins. I have no confidence in your mixer.
I recommend other users to refrain from using sudoku wallet!
July 02, 2020, 06:18:14 AM
I tried to use this mixer for the first time yesterday. After sending btc my sudoku wallet became unavailable. I emailed you but didn't get any response from support.
Already solved, please check out your email.
July 02, 2020, 05:00:24 AM
I tried to use this mixer for the first time yesterday. After sending btc my sudoku wallet became unavailable. I emailed you but didn't get any response from support.
June 30, 2020, 08:32:03 AM
Google ad for searching "wasabi wallet" is titled "Wasabi Wallet" but takes you to "sudokuwallet.io" unlike what the title suggest. It wants to create the impression to the user that this is Wasabi Wallet while in reality it's probably just taking the users' bitcoins.
Displaying ads at competitors keywords is not phishing or scam, its just marketing.
Dear nopara73, you have no moral or legal rights to blame other services for stealing until you have facts.
Did you use our service and we stole your BTC? Maybe you know someone who did?
Please open Scam Accusation, if we steal your money, and provide evidences.
If you cannot do this, then I will ask you to apologize for defamation.
June 30, 2020, 07:01:40 AM
Google ad for searching "wasabi wallet" is titled "Wasabi Wallet" but takes you to "sudokuwallet.io" unlike what the title suggest. It wants to create the impression to the user that this is Wasabi Wallet while in reality it's probably just taking the users' bitcoins.
It's indeed borderline Google adwords url phishing (tho to be fair sudoku url does appear on the top of the ad). Not sure about fund stealing but clearly shady behavior at best. It's bad "marketing" decisions like this that could make users stop using and trust someone else to keep their funds.
Disclaimer: not affiliated with Wasabi or any other wallet software. DYOR and stay SAFU
June 29, 2020, 05:55:47 PM
This is a scam: https://imgur.com/a/ADxTw5B
Can you clearify what is wrong?Google ad for searching "wasabi wallet" is titled "Wasabi Wallet" but takes you to "sudokuwallet.io" unlike what the title suggest. It wants to create the impression to the user that this is Wasabi Wallet while in reality it's probably just taking the users' bitcoins.
June 29, 2020, 03:21:37 PM
June 29, 2020, 11:05:24 AM
This is a scam: https://imgur.com/a/ADxTw5B
Can you clearify what is wrong? June 29, 2020, 07:47:46 AM
This is a scam: https://imgur.com/a/ADxTw5B
June 02, 2020, 10:19:05 AM
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May 16, 2020, 10:22:49 AM
Everybody, please, calm down.
Let's put it in simple steps, to try to see what happened.
1- lqudG3 created a new mixing session
2- lqudG3 sent some coins he wanted to mix to the deposit address. Let's call this address A
3- The transaction got 3 confirmations, and it unlocked the "mix my coins" button
4- lqudG3 clicked that button, and the mixing started
5- lqudG3 received 2 addresses (B and C), with their private keys, so that when the random amount of coins arrived at a random time delay, those could be swept
But we are seeing that B and C never received any coins and are still "mixing". A did receive the coins. So there was either some kind of bug in the system; or the coins didn't arrive in porpuse.
Bugs can happen. But it is very strange that it happened twice to the same user days apart.
Right now, I don't know what to think about this. It's unlikely there is some malware, because the coins were sent to address A, received the confirmations and the website allowed the mixing to start. B and C have not received the coins, so it's not that someone got control of the private key and swept the funds before the user could.
Let's put it in simple steps, to try to see what happened.
1- lqudG3 created a new mixing session
2- lqudG3 sent some coins he wanted to mix to the deposit address. Let's call this address A
3- The transaction got 3 confirmations, and it unlocked the "mix my coins" button
4- lqudG3 clicked that button, and the mixing started
5- lqudG3 received 2 addresses (B and C), with their private keys, so that when the random amount of coins arrived at a random time delay, those could be swept
But we are seeing that B and C never received any coins and are still "mixing". A did receive the coins. So there was either some kind of bug in the system; or the coins didn't arrive in porpuse.
Bugs can happen. But it is very strange that it happened twice to the same user days apart.
Right now, I don't know what to think about this. It's unlikely there is some malware, because the coins were sent to address A, received the confirmations and the website allowed the mixing to start. B and C have not received the coins, so it's not that someone got control of the private key and swept the funds before the user could.
Hello there!
This only happened once!
The wallet btc was stolen last time!
This is the first time I have encountered this situation!
May 16, 2020, 10:13:59 AM
Everybody, please, calm down.
Let's put it in simple steps, to try to see what happened.
1- lqudG3 created a new mixing session
2- lqudG3 sent some coins he wanted to mix to the deposit address. Let's call this address A
3- The transaction got 3 confirmations, and it unlocked the "mix my coins" button
4- lqudG3 clicked that button, and the mixing started
5- lqudG3 received 2 addresses (B and C), with their private keys, so that when the random amount of coins arrived at a random time delay, those could be swept
But we are seeing that B and C never received any coins and are still "mixing". A did receive the coins. So there was either some kind of bug in the system; or the coins didn't arrive in porpuse.
Bugs can happen. But it is very strange that it happened twice to the same user days apart.
Right now, I don't know what to think about this. It's unlikely there is some malware, because the coins were sent to address A, received the confirmations and the website allowed the mixing to start. B and C have not received the coins, so it's not that someone got control of the private key and swept the funds before the user could.
Let's put it in simple steps, to try to see what happened.
1- lqudG3 created a new mixing session
2- lqudG3 sent some coins he wanted to mix to the deposit address. Let's call this address A
3- The transaction got 3 confirmations, and it unlocked the "mix my coins" button
4- lqudG3 clicked that button, and the mixing started
5- lqudG3 received 2 addresses (B and C), with their private keys, so that when the random amount of coins arrived at a random time delay, those could be swept
But we are seeing that B and C never received any coins and are still "mixing". A did receive the coins. So there was either some kind of bug in the system; or the coins didn't arrive in porpuse.
Bugs can happen. But it is very strange that it happened twice to the same user days apart.
Right now, I don't know what to think about this. It's unlikely there is some malware, because the coins were sent to address A, received the confirmations and the website allowed the mixing to start. B and C have not received the coins, so it's not that someone got control of the private key and swept the funds before the user could.
May 16, 2020, 10:10:45 AM
The process of mixing btc at your site!
1. Create a wallet!
2. Wait for 3 transaction confirmations! (Three confirmations are required to click mix!)
2. Click Mix! And wait for the mixing to complete!
You can tell me the principle of double consumption attack! And cost?
Tell me 400 dollars! Is the cost of double consumption attacks enough?
Mail me a log thank you!
Sorry, but we did not say anything about double spend.
Please tell me, how can I transfer out btc before you?
And successfully started mixing!
Can you explain my doubts?
May 16, 2020, 10:10:04 AM
The process of mixing btc at your site!
1. Create a wallet!
2. Wait for 3 transaction confirmations! (Three confirmations are required to click mix!)
2. Click Mix! And wait for the mixing to complete!
You can tell me the principle of double consumption attack! And cost?
Tell me 400 dollars! Is the cost of double consumption attacks enough?
Mail me a log thank you!
Sorry, but we did not say anything about double spend.
Please tell me, how do I transfer out btc before you?
We didn't say that you transfer btc.
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