Topic: I was robbed :'( please refer … PLEASE HELP ME ! (Read 797 times)
Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do with it. Transactions in Ethereum blockchain cannot be cancelled once they are confirmed, so the only thing you can do now is to pay more attention to the privacy of your new wallet. Never paste your Private key on websites, use Metamask or hardware wallet.
I know that feeling mate because last year I was a victim like you! After then I always told people do not use the Myetherwallet alone. Everyone should use a hardware wallet, you had 45 ETH and one hardware wallet price is only 100 USD almost. You should've bought a hardware wallet. I don't know there is any chance to get back your assets! Now, you have to buy a ledger or Trezor wallet firstly! Have patience mate!
Looks awful for making a review about your case. Always there is a meaning to double check the certificate system of MEW and other exchange, online wallet services.
Phishing sites can steal your passwords if they can successfully collect your data against you. The phishing mechanism is simple but it works. I never open the wallet sites without checking the certificate.
I do not know English well
in short what can I do
they will kill me for it
Hmmm...sorry buddy but this looks scary. I mean losing money not yours but for other people all at a time. You may not have any immediate resolution that can lead to your funds coming back to you but you have an option to be careful next time. Learn from this and protect yourself. Sorry anyways. in short what can I do
they will kill me for it
Sad to say but the transactions are irreversible and there is nothing you can do to get back your balance in myEtherwallet. I suspected that you might entered a phishing sites or you do not even used private keys. This is a lesson learned for everyone that you have to secured your balance in any exchanges or wallets.
https://www.ethereum.org/ - myeterwallet I was using your wallet
PLEASE HELP ME
https://etherscan.io/address/0x195229d13249C12d2643085D4907c191742c5eb0 eth= 43.3
https://etherscan.io/address/0xBF3198787a839ac3C49a3c5F6A837c0a41B3E7c0 eth= 2.55
please. I beg
these are my ethers
https://etherscan.io/tx/0xeb625eeccdef1cd7b1e6fc73a057fb97b73958401cfa0d27f62b7d062659528a
PLEASE HELP ME
https://etherscan.io/address/0x195229d13249C12d2643085D4907c191742c5eb0 eth= 43.3
https://etherscan.io/address/0xBF3198787a839ac3C49a3c5F6A837c0a41B3E7c0 eth= 2.55
please. I beg
these are my ethers
https://etherscan.io/tx/0xeb625eeccdef1cd7b1e6fc73a057fb97b73958401cfa0d27f62b7d062659528a
I read your thread and found out that the ETH is not yours, but your friend's.
Bro i am really sorry for you, at least describe what did you do with the wallet before hacking happened.
For example, where did you login, what did you do, when the last you using the private key to login, etc so we can guess the cause of your loss.
Unfortunately, these transactions can no longer be canceled. Most likely, the fraudsters used your private key, which you could leave somewhere by mistake or download a phishing application as if I did not want to help you, but it is already impossible to return your money.
You have been hacked mate , sorry about it but you shouldn't have left such a huge amount in one wallet. You must have entered your key in a phishing site
sorry, I can't help because the successful transaction cannot be canceled. You have to release it. and make a new MEW wallet, don't use the hacked wallet. advice for you do not open the MEW link via email because it is at risk of being a phishing link
Sorry to hear it mate, you lost a big amount, 45 ETH means something, any normal person can go into depression after such a big loss. Personally I do not keep my funds in a single wallet, its good if you use h/w wallet or app wallet and distribute your funds. Do not share any information on internet or do not download files from unknown resources. Hackers cannot attack anyone w/o any channel. Now its not possible to get these funds back, even we cannot trace the hackers as these transactions are done on a decentralize platform. I advise you to plan for future, its not the end of the world, take sometime from your friend to give back this amount. I hope he/she will understand your situation.
$6K worth of eth gone, that's very unfortunate. Sorry for the loss.
Maybe OP can just take it like this is a dog-eat-dog world. Someone took it from you like how you took some coins from the translation bounty where you use google translate.
I'm not happy with your loss but things just happen everyday. You heard them saying not even the ETHER team can help you restore your ETH tokens.
Maybe OP can just take it like this is a dog-eat-dog world. Someone took it from you like how you took some coins from the translation bounty where you use google translate.
I'm not happy with your loss but things just happen everyday. You heard them saying not even the ETHER team can help you restore your ETH tokens. 
this is not an ordinary event,
It could happen to all of us.
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no one can restore your eth, in this forum even the etherum team can't help you return eth that has been stolen from your wallet, I say this because I have experienced it, it's better to immediately move the token left in the wallet before it is taken by the thief too It could happen to all of us.
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This is so unfortunate, you must have entered your private key in a phishing site, I had same experience it wasn't an easy one but I moved on. This is sad
No-one can help me expect who robbed your Money which is also unlikely.
Probably you did clicked a phishing link. It is the most common way right now. Sorry for your loss.
Probably you did clicked a phishing link. It is the most common way right now. Sorry for your loss.
~ I'm also using this wallet ~
the important thing which method used to access these wallet and always Do not use your main wallet
use hardware,offline wallets to store large amount use online wallet only amounts you need to use for example small amounts in metamask to use Decentralized Exchanges or Dapps etc ...
That's sad. Your money is lost. I'm sorry for your lost. Next time you should be more vigilant look at the site
https://www.ethereum.org/ - myeterwallet I was using your wallet
ethereum.org? You told us that you are using myetherwallet. You should be using myetherwallet.com. I'm also using this wallet but, I bookmarked this on my browser so that no one can mislead me. 
There are certain agencies in almost every country devoted towards solving issues and for solving financial case, we have the FIA that deals with such issues. CIA and FBI might deal with these kinds of issues in the US. Since this is a case of hacking, you can make use of the proof you have and the exchange the transaction was made to and contacting that exchange might possibly lead to a solution. Unfortunately this is the problem in cryptocurrency due to which many people do not invest here.
This is an unfortunate case where there really isn't anything that anyone can do for you at this point, unless the person that stole the coins are willing to just send them back. When you say that you've taken all safety measures, this is unlikely, because then this would mean that someone was able to access your private key without your help and this would imply a greater vulnerability within the entire network or MEW.
More likely you've accessed your wallet on an infected computer or got phished. If you retrace your steps you might be able to see where you slipped up and allowed an attacker access. Hardware wallets, cold-storage and offline-generated keys would be suggested for long-term storage of coins.
I don't think this belongs in Bitcoin Discussion, since it's not about Bitcoin, by the way.
I do think the same that this is one of the unfortunate happenings here in the crypto currency community. Honestly, I don’t think that the money of the OP that have been stolen can ever been bring back to him because as he said, it was stolen and not been accidentally sent to a wrong address. There still a chance if it was sent accidentally because the recipient if he or she have a good heart could have the possibility to send it back but the case is different, it was stolen, so it was something that has been hack or in any ways that they get it from his wallet. More likely you've accessed your wallet on an infected computer or got phished. If you retrace your steps you might be able to see where you slipped up and allowed an attacker access. Hardware wallets, cold-storage and offline-generated keys would be suggested for long-term storage of coins.
I don't think this belongs in Bitcoin Discussion, since it's not about Bitcoin, by the way.
Moreover, I never been heard anything a lost money here in the crypto currency have been bring back to the owner.
No one can help you, even those who have been hacked millions of dollars cannot do anything so how could you? I happened to experience this and all I could do was accept the fact that it was all gone already and nothing could change that. You must have been phished or something alike. Clicked one of those spam emails and there you go, an empty wallet.
This is nothing new, we only take extra precautions when bad things already happened. We should change that way of thinking. So learn from your mistakes and carry on.
This is nothing new, we only take extra precautions when bad things already happened. We should change that way of thinking. So learn from your mistakes and carry on.
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