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the moron wants our money, send him to his father, the scoundrel who created him...
Topic: Loans are difficult for those who are not ready... ok i see (Read 318 times)
the moron wants our money, send him to his father, the scoundrel who created him...
Take a look here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/do-you-think-these-2-accounts-are-related-5375382
It's just the same person scamming a different way or another person who picked up the scam and ran with it.
Either way it's the same video(s) and the same scam. The scripts do not work, you cannot do what they say they can.
It's amazing that people think something like BTC that has now been around for 13+ years has such a gaping vulnerability that it can be cracked like that and that nobody has found it yet except for "them"
-Dave
It's just the same person scamming a different way or another person who picked up the scam and ran with it.
Either way it's the same video(s) and the same scam. The scripts do not work, you cannot do what they say they can.
It's amazing that people think something like BTC that has now been around for 13+ years has such a gaping vulnerability that it can be cracked like that and that nobody has found it yet except for "them"
-Dave
This bitcoin is a bitcoin that has 340 bitcoins, but has never sent money...
Are you sure about that? I don't believe that bitcoin is actually bitcoin, let alone that it has 340 bitcoins... And what do you mean he never sent money? Is he broke?
I think you are a beginner who doesn't even know how to check this rsz value.
Ehm... yep, you got it.
Many people know this address.
All addresses and their content is visible publicly on the blockchain.
But from picking a fat address to getting its private key is a big step.
While you are free to try to "hack" it, what you do is actually wasting energy.
And no, this cannot get you a loan. For a loan you need proper collateral.
All addresses and their content is visible publicly on the blockchain.
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I'm not talking about all visible transactions.
We talked about how to create a transaction rsz value that has not yet been traded.
I dont think you understand. Nothing you can say will convince anybody here to simply "lend" you 1 BTC. If you had reliable collateral thats worth more than 1 BTC that you wish to put against the loan that they can then sell if you default, then somebody *might* entertain your project, but it is clear you have no collateral and obviously no real goal or intent of paying anything back. You clearly just jumped on this forum without even reading the sticky like the countless of others who post here with no success.
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Many people know this address.
All addresses and their content is visible publicly on the blockchain.
But from picking a fat address to getting its private key is a big step.
While you are free to try to "hack" it, what you do is actually wasting energy.
And no, this cannot get you a loan. For a loan you need proper collateral.
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The point is not to find addresses that have BTC but to retrieve them and that noob, is simply unrealistic.
I think you are a beginner who doesn't even know how to check this rsz value.
Now you hit the jackpot!
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Then find some "lost bitcoins" instead of begging here. No one will give 1 BTC to a newbie, let alone for some idiotic "program" that will never work.
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