Wow guys, Paymium/Instawallet have confirmed that the address is indeed theirs and are working to get my bitcoins back! Awesome.
Wow, an address from 2011.
Wow, an address from 2011.
I hope you can get back your btc very soon, good luck
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I hope you can get back your btc very soon, good luck
Wow guys, Paymium/Instawallet have confirmed that the address is indeed theirs and are working to get my bitcoins back! Awesome.
Wow, an address from 2011.
Wow, an address from 2011.
least it was a test, lol
Been there. I accidently sent a test LTC using the "Addresses" instead of "Receive" address. That was dumb thing of my part. Lesson learned.
I'm trying to figure out if this is an old Instawallet( or Paymium) address
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN
I sent 3.2btc into it like a dumbass a few days ago copying the first wallet that came up in my client when I clicked the "addresses" tab instead of the "receive" tab. Turns out it was an address I sent coins in and out of back in 2011. Now I'm trying to figure it out to get them back.
I am in touch with Boussac who is looking into it. Someone has access to the wallet since the coins have been swept into another wallet. A very active wallet at that. You guys have a take on what it could be?
You can look here for more info https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-worst-ever-that-could-happen-448918, but I'm not sure being in the Beginner's category would yield someone capable of doing a deep analysis of the blockchain.
Of course there's a nice bounty for successful recovery. Thank you
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN
I sent 3.2btc into it like a dumbass a few days ago copying the first wallet that came up in my client when I clicked the "addresses" tab instead of the "receive" tab. Turns out it was an address I sent coins in and out of back in 2011. Now I'm trying to figure it out to get them back.
I am in touch with Boussac who is looking into it. Someone has access to the wallet since the coins have been swept into another wallet. A very active wallet at that. You guys have a take on what it could be?
You can look here for more info https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-worst-ever-that-could-happen-448918, but I'm not sure being in the Beginner's category would yield someone capable of doing a deep analysis of the blockchain.
Of course there's a nice bounty for successful recovery. Thank you
They are gone, hopefully a lesson which is worth more than 3.2BTC has been learned. Stop for 10 seconds and review everything before you broadcast a transaction.
Cant believe I've been dealing with crypto since 2011 and still can make a dumb mistake like that.
I'm trying to figure out if this is an old Instawallet( or Paymium) address
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN
I sent 3.2btc into it like a dumbass a few days ago copying the first wallet that came up in my client when I clicked the "addresses" tab instead of the "receive" tab. Turns out it was an address I sent coins in and out of back in 2011. Now I'm trying to figure it out to get them back.
I am in touch with Boussac who is looking into it. Someone has access to the wallet since the coins have been swept into another wallet. A very active wallet at that. You guys have a take on what it could be?
You can look here for more info https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-worst-ever-that-could-happen-448918, but I'm not sure being in the Beginner's category would yield someone capable of doing a deep analysis of the blockchain.
Of course there's a nice bounty for successful recovery. Thank you
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN
I sent 3.2btc into it like a dumbass a few days ago copying the first wallet that came up in my client when I clicked the "addresses" tab instead of the "receive" tab. Turns out it was an address I sent coins in and out of back in 2011. Now I'm trying to figure it out to get them back.
I am in touch with Boussac who is looking into it. Someone has access to the wallet since the coins have been swept into another wallet. A very active wallet at that. You guys have a take on what it could be?
You can look here for more info https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-worst-ever-that-could-happen-448918, but I'm not sure being in the Beginner's category would yield someone capable of doing a deep analysis of the blockchain.
Of course there's a nice bounty for successful recovery. Thank you
They are gone, hopefully a lesson which is worth more than 3.2BTC has been learned. Stop for 10 seconds and review everything before you broadcast a transaction.
I'm trying to figure out if this is an old Instawallet( or Paymium) address
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN
I sent 3.2btc into it like a dumbass a few days ago copying the first wallet that came up in my client when I clicked the "addresses" tab instead of the "receive" tab. Turns out it was an address I sent coins in and out of back in 2011. Now I'm trying to figure it out to get them back.
I am in touch with Boussac who is looking into it. Someone has access to the wallet since the coins have been swept into another wallet. A very active wallet at that. You guys have a take on what it could be?
You can look here for more info https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-worst-ever-that-could-happen-448918, but I'm not sure being in the Beginner's category would yield someone capable of doing a deep analysis of the blockchain.
Of course there's a nice bounty for successful recovery. Thank you
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN
I sent 3.2btc into it like a dumbass a few days ago copying the first wallet that came up in my client when I clicked the "addresses" tab instead of the "receive" tab. Turns out it was an address I sent coins in and out of back in 2011. Now I'm trying to figure it out to get them back.
I am in touch with Boussac who is looking into it. Someone has access to the wallet since the coins have been swept into another wallet. A very active wallet at that. You guys have a take on what it could be?
You can look here for more info https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-worst-ever-that-could-happen-448918, but I'm not sure being in the Beginner's category would yield someone capable of doing a deep analysis of the blockchain.
Of course there's a nice bounty for successful recovery. Thank you
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