Hoho. I say that you
should hold on to that and use the bitcoins
that it receives :v
Buut... if you wanna
do the right thing you should throw away that key and address.
But then again, you DID just randomly generate that didn't you?
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Sounds like someone had your private key. I'd suspect whoever sent you the bitcoins in the first place.
WTH?
And as far as you knew, there should only be ONE transaction, which would be the incoming .22btc?
And as far as you knew, there should only be ONE transaction, which would be the incoming .22btc?
What wallet are you using? (electrum, Bitcoin-Qt, Multibit, blockchain.info, etc.)
Where did you get the address that you used to receive the bitcoins? (generated by the wallet, brainwallet, vanity address generator, purchased address from someone, etc).
Did you ever import the private key of that address anywhere?
Where did you get the address that you used to receive the bitcoins? (generated by the wallet, brainwallet, vanity address generator, purchased address from someone, etc).
Did you ever import the private key of that address anywhere?
Hmm...this is strange. You sure you got sent the Bitcoins correctly?
I'm pretty new but that doesn't seem normal...
Once you have received them to your wallet they should stay there unless transferred back out manually, right?
Once you have received them to your wallet they should stay there unless transferred back out manually, right?
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