Topic: Instawallet claim process - page 36. (Read 79243 times)

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So how da fak I do claim?

This has been answered for Blockchain wallets - see link above.

Boussac, it would be great if you can address this (for me and for others). I've not had a response in the forums, and I'm sure there are many like me who have zero idea how to do this. Not everyone who uses Bitcoin understands how to do this kind of stuff.

Since it is your proposed process it would be great if you can tell us how to do it. If there was a hacker then I am sure he can do it because he is into this kind of stuff. Probably the rest of us are not.

Also is it possible to submit the claim now in order to get it in first and then come back to the page later to add the Crypto stuff? Or do we only get one shot at it?

(Please someone repost in case I am on M. Noizat's ignore list.)

Thanks

Have posted this question here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tech-help-needed-with-instawallet-claim-process-174041 asking for help...

As long as instawallet have private keys to the adress you sent bitcoins to, which they should have, then the bitcoins should be able to be reclaimed. However, it's startingly that these persons simply ignore and evade all legitimate questions. I'm probably ignored too, so please somebody random, quote this post as well!

I am not impressed by the way they do business. When you do business and things gets fucked up, you take responsibility and stand erect and explain to the customers what is going on, you don't ignore everyone that's not 'nice' to you. That's how a spoiled child behaves. If it was the other way around, that someone else ran the wallets, and the instawallet owners were holding 100 BTC there, I don't think they would've been too happy about it.

Anyway, my instawallet address still gives not found with the procedure you described, but it contains zero btc, so perhaps they zapped all such accounts.

One of my wallets for the claim shows 0.00 balance and shows only the wallet key and bitcoin address, and has the message "The wallet balance may not include the latest transactions. We will update them before we process the claims." and there is no option to fill claim information in.

The single transaction into this wallet was done shortly before Instawallet went down - so this is plausible.

Boussac could you please advise when and how we will be able to fill in claim information for wallets of this nature?

*** As I am probably on Boussac's ignore list he may not see this. Could someone please re-post this and ask him to elucidate.

Thanks

The last transaction into my one wallet for the claim came from another wallet I control. I would like to do the "Cryptographic proof of ownership" thing:

"If you or someone you know controls the private key of a Bitcoin address that sent a transaction to this wallet, you can help us by providing cryptographic evidence. The owner of the emitting Bitcoin address can sign a message and generate a signature which we can use to prove ownership of this wallet. In the fields below, enter the Bitcoin address of the emitter, a message, and the signature of the message generated by the private key associated with the Bitcoin address."

Can anyone advise a non-tech how to do this??

Thanks

This is not in the source code as of right now anyway.. I also tried an instawallet url - although there's no coins in it, so don't know if they would include those anyway.

It gives:



We all have a breaking point, where things just gets too much. The 'fucking jokers' statement was my impression already from the set go when this started to unfold. I am glad that civilized diplomatic persons like you speak their mind bluntly as well - I'd prefer if everybody always spoke their mind bluntly, those unable to handle it, should develop thicker skins.

I've assumed that these guys are criminal from the start of this debacle. I always assumes the worst, that way I will have to treat everything that's not the worst as a bonus.

According to my google fu, this is Boussac, unless of course he has used a fake image throughout - although I do doubt that:



Here's some more contact information:
Source: http://bitcoin.travel/listings/bitcoin-central-net/


It seems like it's correct that is his real name, if he's listed correctly on linkedin.

He's also on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pierre.noizat



Davout haven't been active on the forum in a while:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/davout-1929

Can think of it being a good story for a hollywood movie, the thiefs stole lots of coins, then bought a ticket to a tax heaven with their last savings, retiring with what they thought was a few million worth of USD in crypto-money, and then when landing on their tax-heaven realized everything has gone to zero! (Not that it's going to happen, but still a nice plot - imagine their faces when they pull up their smart phones after landing to see the value of the coins, and it shows it's all gone to zero! hehehe.

Anyway, whois information for paymium:
http://whoisinspector.com/whois/paymium.com

Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1783407

He seems to be quite thin skinned.


Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1783068

Seems from the reports they can't even get the reclaim procedure right, so it that is not lack of resources, what is it ? Incompetency ?


Communicate better, and pretend you care - we all know by now that you don't have the ability to care, so fake it professionally, please.


Paid troll, really mature from an adult business-man...

Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.318050

Goes along with the claim that his real name is Pierre Noizat.

Since he's been around since 2011 though - that means that either he hasn't scammed until now, or he's actually legit, but have a huge issue with communicating in an adult manner.

Either, he's been using a fake identity from the set go, waiting for an opportunity to scam, or he is legit and his real name and info is out in the open. He should not be too hard to find it anyone went to Paris if that's the case...

Davout has been a member since early 2010

Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17474

Maybe that was before MyBitcoin went down in flames, but the similarites are striking..

Ah well - perhaps it's just unfounded everything - time will show.. Seems like it's possible to get at the persons in question though.


Comedy ensues:

Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1809594

Please post here whether you can access your wallet for the claims process or whether you get a 404 error.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/instawallet-claims-who-can-access-who-gets-404-error-173902

I think they are talking about Instawallet itself not the users.  It's like a a eulogy.

They are just writing a melancholic memorial to their site. It means, "We had a good thing here until coins became worth so much that the barbarian hordes broke down the gates and stole them. They ruined a beautiful thing."  (Source: I'm a poetry major)

Check for yourself using your browsers "View source" function.

Let me get this right...




is actually in the code on the site??

EDIT: Correct URL and adding an image: view-source:https://www.instawallet.org/

Damn. That doesn't look good.

What the fuck is this?: https://www.instawallet.org/ (very top)


EDITed out image and supplied it in my next post below. Site was acting slow, hence the changes.

Wow, it isn't even plausibly a mistake.



They're not even trying anymore.

The police need to get involved dude. There's bullshit going on there IMHO...

seems like everyone got word that claims are getting filed and their server can't handle the bandwidth. you don't get the money back till next month apparently.

They're breaking it up into 1000 BTC wallets. Somebody please explain to me why this action needs to be done.