Topic: If you are the hacker who hacked my bitcoin please give them back. - page 2. (Read 2007 times)

That's true but without money you can't buy things and you need some things to have some fun in life.

Take this opportunity to explore life beyond the material plane.  While the hacker may have accumulated more greed to feed his ego, you're given the opportunity to learn from this experience and detach from worldly possessions, which is endlessly more rewarding.  Money cant buy peace.

I didn't but maybe my wife did this feels so painfull

had you opened any unknown/suspicious program before your pc was compromised?

That's a lot of BTC, i don't think so the hacker will return your BTC sorry for your loss  

yes i formatted my whole computer , but now it's to late i think 

Sorry for your loss. Have you taken the necessary steps to remove malware from your computer?

Those are enormous amounts of bitcoin.

49 btc stolen... adding up from both wallets together.

I`m sorry to hear this loss, regardless if its fake or not. Have linked your other scam accusation thread here? I dont see see besides the balances that were supposedly stolen for you..

I think this is real, the bitcoin address that he posted is the bitcoin address that send the 35btc.

If I'm reading it right it looks like the coins ended up at an address that has been reported in multiple scams here.

This address has been mentioned in at least 2 scam accusations:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-alert-timetobittimetobitcom-scammed-338-btc-744692

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=791367.40

It's not a fake post dude..

beggar

nothing but a fake post to plead a scam so schmucks can throw them some coin

Sad story, i am sorry to hear that. i'm pretty sure your coin wasn't belong to you anymore, he/she will never give them back.

Maybe the title sounds stupid and i don't know if this is the right section to post this in. ( if not, mod's please move )

I’ve been thinking about all the ways you could have found the necessary passwords to get into my computer and actually be using it overnight. None of them too easy. You put some pieces together in a pretty clever way and worked around my many accounts with 2fa. You maybe even had privileged access to something in order to get my credentials including multiple passwords. Or maybe I was just galactically stupid and it wasn’t that hard afterall. Anyway. Wow.. Seriously, Kudos.

Funny story: you would have had more time browsing my computer & email (I saw you searched my gmail for “bitcoin”) before I killed the connection if you woudn’t have accidentally un-paused the TV episode my wife had paused before we went to bed. We heard the noise of a show across the house and got up. You had already gotten my wallet backup file though, you were quick, but I suppose you would have found much more given time.

The funds were comprised of wedding gifts and a not-insignificant portion of my salary invested over the past year.. and some hobbyist mining. This one really hurts.. like I got punched in the gut and betrayed by a friend.

To be sure you have the right person: Here are the 2 tx’s where you emptied my wallet

https://blockchain.info/tx/b90e41c6740f3a9fb9419e446deaa30b3183b4ca854fadf8dd441daad135b42f

https://blockchain.info/tx/5ae9903150beb1928ab63eb7362507a4ae7334642cbaa904f6d8e1ba7c773770

Here’s a signature of the title of this reddit post from one address from that wallet: 12V4dq4Y3sMk1WUmQSuiCA5wK8RPWAwMw7

HM+X0sKK7dWc1p5nesQxU96YQcMdQnOwbY+uBs6i+WM7v0wH7NuaiKc/LdoVfFypvgqN7OwdVdg/qqGHFJGoUF8=

Here are the 2 addresses you sent the coins to. (not there anymore)

https://blockchain.info/address/1AeaZr5d52sz8Ztcq6NL6bjxinEPzf3hrt

https://blockchain.info/address/1Pu51bwzxtw75ETWdY1YCaCvxFqu3d1nA7

And, here’s where you can return funds to me (some or all are much appreciated):

14G6G56TbZ72oPKyCrwXqBwzp7FhntfDNP

Thank you so much.. AND. Thank you for the life lessons. They are well learned.

Sincerely,

Well, you know who I am..