How difficult it is to actually trace someone's transaction? - page 2.

DobZombie

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Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 04:32:56 AM

Quote from: Light on April 12, 2014, 04:22:07 AM

Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 04:17:34 AM

You are right.

But, wouldn't expect a hero member asnwering like a 10 year old bully.

Yes and no. Some members have a propensity to be quite a bit more blunt when it comes to their views. Just a part of human nature.

You know, I am new here, and as happening to all discussion communities, I give more emphasis on senior or "hero" as called answers.

But this case degrades this point of thinking.

ps. So "older and wiser " does not apply here?

Sorry if I was a tad blunt (read:sledgehammer Wink

) but I read your post as "I scammed someone and I want to launder the coin".
The answer I gave was only directed to that question, not you buddy!

If you were attempting to ask "If I got scammed, is there a way for the scammer to make the scammed coins untraceable?"
Then the answer to that is "yes"

There are several ways to launder coins.

1) Coinjoin
2) bitmixer.io
3) bitcoinfog

and many more... (google those words for more info)

again, if you're not a scammer asking a scammy question, then I apologize. Nearly EVERYONE in this forum has been scammed, and it can make us a tad grumpy Roll Eyes

Light

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Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 04:32:56 AM

You know, I am new here, and as happening to all discussion communities, I give more emphasis on senior or "hero" as called answers.

But this case degrades this point of thinking.

ps. So "older and wiser " does not apply here?

Sr and Hero posts on technical matters are in general more sound, in particular pay attention to DannyHamilton & DeathandTaxes as I've found that their technical responses as they are well informed. Most (and I emphasise most) VIP/Donators are also very technically competent.

As far as matters regarding ethics some members no matter what rank they hold are far more vocal as this case demonstrates. What I'm saying is that it's best to avoid making sweeping generalisations about members - don't lump all Sr and Hero members in the same group. Trust me at every level here and society in general there will be people you don't like/disagree with but it doesn't mean everyone at that level is just as bad.

On your final point, I only speak for myself when I state that - not everyone on this forum/rest of the world. I'd like to think I'm not so arrogant that I know everyone that well.

tzortz

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Quote from: Light on April 12, 2014, 04:22:07 AM

Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 04:17:34 AM

You are right.

But, wouldn't expect a hero member asnwering like a 10 year old bully.

Yes and no. Some members have a propensity to be quite a bit more blunt when it comes to their views. Just a part of human nature.

You know, I am new here, and as happening to all discussion communities, I give more emphasis on senior or "hero" as called answers.

But this case degrades this point of thinking.

ps. So "older and wiser " does not apply here?

Light

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Circa 2010

Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 04:17:34 AM

You are right.

But, wouldn't expect a hero member asnwering like a 10 year old bully.

Yes and no. Some members have a propensity to be quite a bit more blunt when it comes to their views. Just a part of human nature.

tzortz

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Quote from: Light on April 12, 2014, 04:12:00 AM

Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 03:51:38 AM

You are a hero member.

I cant believe you give such answers.

Shame on you!

A Hero member is a person nonetheless and like any person on this forum is entitled to his opinion. I don't know why there is some misconception that Hero members have to be nicer, more knowledgable and ethical than the rest of the forum base. Some are - but as evidence will show you some aren't.

You are right.

But, wouldn't expect anyone in this forum answering like a 10 year old bully.
Especially when he is a senior / hero member.

zetaray

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I have a great idea. If want your scam coins to be untraceable, sent them to gox.

Light

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Quote from: tzortz on April 12, 2014, 03:51:38 AM

You are a hero member.

I cant believe you give such answers.

Shame on you!

A Hero member is a person nonetheless and like any person on this forum is entitled to his opinion. I don't know why there is some misconception that Hero members have to be nicer, more knowledgable and ethical than the rest of the forum base. Some are - but as evidence will show you some aren't.

Equate

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Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and.....

You wanna scam , GTFO

tzortz

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Quote from: DobZombie on April 12, 2014, 03:14:23 AM

Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and want to wash them, isn't it virtually impossible to trace?

Well, if you scammed some coins & you want to wash them, follow this easy guide...

1) Transfer the coins to 1gofuckyourself4kS34F3ScW4dx

2) Sit back while I plough your mum, fuckhead.

It's Just that easy!

You are a hero member.

I cant believe you give such answers.

Shame on you!

DobZombie

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Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and want to wash them, isn't it virtually impossible to trace?

Well, if you scammed some coins & you want to wash them, follow this easy guide...

1) Transfer the coins to 1gofuckyourself4kS34F3ScW4dx

2) Sit back while I plough your mum, fuckhead.

It's Just that easy!

skooter

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Quote from: mintodev on April 12, 2014, 02:34:56 AM

Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and want to wash them, isn't it virtually impossible to trace?

All I need to do is deposit the coins onto some web wallet, and withdraw them, and I get different coins, since most web wallets don't keep the coins tied to your account on the actual cash in address. (I've tried this. After I withdrew my coins, the original coins I sent are still unspent, so I got totally different coins).

Even if someone wanted to trace it, they don't know *where* I sent the coins to, since sites don't exactly publish a list of bitcoin addresses they control. And when I cash them out, nobody would know that I even sent coins to an exchange, because again, anyone could own that address. And from what I've seen, most sites don't pool coins into a centralized known address, they keep them distributed over many address and just spend the outputs when they need to, so unless you make a withdrawl from mt gox and get coins from a particular address, you wouldn't know mt gox controls that address.

Are you giving tips to scam or are you asking question?

Because i see that you just posted the hints for people to scam, lol

Im wondering is there any realistic way to track the coins? Even if places keep records, nobody would know who to go to for said records.

All I posted was how to wash coins.

mintodev

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Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and want to wash them, isn't it virtually impossible to trace?

All I need to do is deposit the coins onto some web wallet, and withdraw them, and I get different coins, since most web wallets don't keep the coins tied to your account on the actual cash in address. (I've tried this. After I withdrew my coins, the original coins I sent are still unspent, so I got totally different coins).

Even if someone wanted to trace it, they don't know *where* I sent the coins to, since sites don't exactly publish a list of bitcoin addresses they control. And when I cash them out, nobody would know that I even sent coins to an exchange, because again, anyone could own that address. And from what I've seen, most sites don't pool coins into a centralized known address, they keep them distributed over many address and just spend the outputs when they need to, so unless you make a withdrawl from mt gox and get coins from a particular address, you wouldn't know mt gox controls that address.

Are you giving tips to scam or are you asking question?

Because i see that you just posted the hints for people to scam, lol

kwukduck

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You mean its more perfect than using cash?

skooter

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Quote from: LAMarcellus on April 12, 2014, 12:51:37 AM

Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and.....

We're not fond of scammers here.... Angry

GFY

Uh, bitcoin is like THE PERFECT currency for scams.

jdun

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There are sites like bitcoinfog that will put your coins in a tumbler. If a coin washer was not used, then in theory the transactions could be trace, but I'm not sure.

LAMarcellus

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Quote from: skooter on April 11, 2014, 11:56:09 PM

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and.....

We're not fond of scammers here.... Angry

GFY

skooter

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Merit: 10

So, let's say I scammed some bitcoins and want to wash them, isn't it virtually impossible to trace?

All I need to do is deposit the coins onto some web wallet, and withdraw them, and I get different coins, since most web wallets don't keep the coins tied to your account on the actual cash in address. (I've tried this. After I withdrew my coins, the original coins I sent are still unspent, so I got totally different coins).

Even if someone wanted to trace it, they don't know *where* I sent the coins to, since sites don't exactly publish a list of bitcoin addresses they control. And when I cash them out, nobody would know that I even sent coins to an exchange, because again, anyone could own that address. And from what I've seen, most sites don't pool coins into a centralized known address, they keep them distributed over many address and just spend the outputs when they need to, so unless you make a withdrawl from mt gox and get coins from a particular address, you wouldn't know mt gox controls that address.

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