[Notice] Stolen Bitpiece coin - Public address to look out for

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Quote from: tread93 on June 10, 2024, 02:08:06 PM

Ya, that is huge bummer. And to think that OP's coin could be in a ditch out in the middle of Europe or something somewhere. I can only imagine the kid or person who comes across such a coin the curiosity of researching it and finding out that they may well have just come across a small fortune, or even worse they peel the sticker and lose the keys or something awful like that, oh man it is very unfortunate for OP. I hope this somehow turns up for you OP! Don't give up on your search and definitely check with those postal carriers regularly in case it does pop up, it could happen!

Thanks for your kind words:)
Yes, i still hope that one day the coin will reappear somewhere....I recently checked and it has not been redeemed, it is still fund...
It is also possible that a neighbor got it. Indeed, i had package from the member Hox that i got back in the very last moment: i got an Email saying a package as been delivery to my letter box. I went down the stars (i live in a bulding),
open my letter box...and nothing!!! I immediately gave a ring to the sorting center and they said the mailman will visit me after he finished his tour. He opened every letter box of each resident and found my precious package in an other one!!!

I should have been upset against him but i was so happy to get my precious package that i thanked him...

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Quote from: MoparMiningLLC on June 08, 2024, 07:42:44 PM

Quote from: Bitbuddy60 on June 08, 2024, 05:53:00 PM

Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 26, 2017, 03:00:22 AM

Quote from: montreal on February 25, 2017, 02:15:57 PM

idk if you have craiglist and pawnshops in your area but it may be worth checking out just incase they try flipping it

We don't have craiglist, but instead, leboncoin:
https://www.leboncoin.fr/
That beeing said, even if i come across the coin, what can/should i do Huh

I had a BTCC stolen W0052, 1NZeufbdEd2AQZKmD9P9FMaEDJrA9zdpyk. Just notify me. Thanks.

buddy that is a .1 BTC that sucks it was stolen.

Ya, that is huge bummer. And to think that OP's coin could be in a ditch out in the middle of Europe or something somewhere. I can only imagine the kid or person who comes across such a coin the curiosity of researching it and finding out that they may well have just come across a small fortune, or even worse they peel the sticker and lose the keys or something awful like that, oh man it is very unfortunate for OP. I hope this somehow turns up for you OP! Don't give up on your search and definitely check with those postal carriers regularly in case it does pop up, it could happen!

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Quote from: Bitbuddy60 on June 08, 2024, 05:53:00 PM

Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 26, 2017, 03:00:22 AM

Quote from: montreal on February 25, 2017, 02:15:57 PM

idk if you have craiglist and pawnshops in your area but it may be worth checking out just incase they try flipping it

We don't have craiglist, but instead, leboncoin:
https://www.leboncoin.fr/
That beeing said, even if i come across the coin, what can/should i do Huh

I had a BTCC stolen W0052, 1NZeufbdEd2AQZKmD9P9FMaEDJrA9zdpyk. Just notify me. Thanks.

buddy that is a .1 BTC that sucks it was stolen.

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Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 26, 2017, 03:00:22 AM

Quote from: montreal on February 25, 2017, 02:15:57 PM

idk if you have craiglist and pawnshops in your area but it may be worth checking out just incase they try flipping it

We don't have craiglist, but instead, leboncoin:
https://www.leboncoin.fr/
That beeing said, even if i come across the coin, what can/should i do Huh

I had a BTCC stolen W0052, 1NZeufbdEd2AQZKmD9P9FMaEDJrA9zdpyk. Just notify me. Thanks.

bestcoin_59

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Just a reminder...in case...

bestcoin_59

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Quote from: bitdexter on February 10, 2022, 06:50:14 AM

Am I missing something?
It was a high value coin, why wasn't this sent with DHL tracked next day delivery.
Always go for the most expensive delivery option when it comes to postage of high value items

Hi,

At that time 1BTC = 2.000 USD (approx), so it was already a high value coin, but nothing compared to the value of today.
That's what saddens me the most...

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Am I missing something?
It was a high value coin, why wasn't this sent with DHL tracked next day delivery.
Always go for the most expensive delivery option when it comes to postage of high value items

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Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 06, 2022, 01:45:15 PM

...so might be into the ditch by the road...

This would be the most tragic of endings.

bestcoin_59

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Thank you, dear community, for your support

Quote from: Suzuki Matt

5 years and the pain never subsides.

Exactly...

Quote from: Cryptogreatdane

Ill be watching for those first bits. Remember, a resolution solely depends on your perseverance to get to the truth. Keep up the good fight.

Thanks

Quote from: polymerbit

Have you attempted to contact the shipping company again?
There have been cases of parcels being found after a few years.

Thanks for the advice. This reminds me that the carrier (La Poste
in France) sale by auction items that can't be attached to a sender
or a receiver, for instance when labels become detached in transit.
I'll contact them, who knows...

The only thing i know for sure is that the postwoman who used
to deliver the mail at that time got fired given the number of people
complaining for the loss of their mail...

That being said, i don't think she stole my coin on purpose. I was
thinking more of a neglect. They deliver with a bike and the sorting
sorter is several miles away...so might be into the ditch by the road...

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Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 05, 2022, 04:58:00 AM

-----Bump-----
I know that this topic is nearly 5 years old...
However, i still can't accept the loss...
I just check and it looks as if the coin has still not been redeemed.
It should be somewhere...but where???

Given the value.... and yes chances are small...

Have you attempted to contact the shipping company again?

There have been cases of parcels being found after a few years.

Cryptogreatdane

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Id say the best news is that 5 years later and the coin hasnt been swiped. This forum and posts regarding this issue will serve as evidence and proof of ownership should you ever go to court. If and when it gets swiped it may be possible to track that address to an owner as long as their here in the US. Sorry this happened to you. Ill be watching for those first bits. Remember, a resolution solely depends on your perseverance to get to the truth. Keep up the good fight.

Suzuki Matt

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5 years and the pain never subsides. Im sorry for your loss. So nothing ever came of this?

Dernoste

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either it has been lost/destroyed or is in a private collection.

bestcoin_59

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-----Bump-----
I know that this topic is nearly 5 years old...
However, i still can't accept the loss...
I just check and it looks as if the coin has still not been redeemed.
It should be somewhere...but where???

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Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 26, 2017, 02:54:46 AM

Quote from: Gatorelf on February 25, 2017, 07:17:04 PM

I will keep an eye out too on ebay etc

Thanks. Just wondering, does Ebay provide a feature based on keywords to be warned automatically?

I have not seen that feature but I go there four times a week

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Quote from: Blaater on February 26, 2017, 03:19:36 AM

~~Make an appointment and beat the crap out of him.~~

I don't know the behavior of the court abroad, but in France i would certainly go to jail. Indeed,
that's what happen when a robber get killed, even inside a private area like a private house at night.

Quote from: Blaater on February 26, 2017, 03:19:36 AM

Inform authorities that you have spotted a stolen item of yours on the internet and that you have made an appointment with the seller and you would like them to cone with you.

I would do, but i doubt the police would be of any help. I'm not even sure i would be taken seriously. Moreover, the seller might not the thief, in case he (she?) already to sold it to a third party.

To me it is the Post Office and only the Post Office who is responsible for the loss. They have to compensate accordingly.

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Quote from: bestcoin_59 on February 26, 2017, 03:00:22 AM

Quote from: montreal on February 25, 2017, 02:15:57 PM

idk if you have craiglist and pawnshops in your area but it may be worth checking out just incase they try flipping it

We don't have craiglist, but instead, leboncoin:
https://www.leboncoin.fr/
That beeing said, even if i come across the coin, what can/should i do Huh

~~Make an appointment and beat the crap out of him.~~

Inform authorities that you have spotted a stolen item of yours on the internet and that you have made an appointment with the seller and you would like them to cone with you.

bestcoin_59

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Quote from: montreal on February 25, 2017, 02:15:57 PM

idk if you have craiglist and pawnshops in your area but it may be worth checking out just incase they try flipping it

We don't have craiglist, but instead, leboncoin:
https://www.leboncoin.fr/
That beeing said, even if i come across the coin, what can/should i do Huh

bestcoin_59

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Quote from: Gatorelf on February 25, 2017, 07:17:04 PM

I will keep an eye out too on ebay etc

Thanks. Just wondering, does Ebay provide a feature based on keywords to be warned automatically?

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Quote from: klondike_bar on February 25, 2017, 05:05:49 PM

the coin was funded, so it could easily be cracked open for the 0.25BTC without even selling the coin

Of course, but up to now it is not the case. As someone already pointed out, i'm not sure the thief
is familiar with physical bitcoins. In my opinion he (she?) might have thought that the coin is made
of solid gold.

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