Obyte: Totally new consensus algorithm + private untraceable payments - page 275.

StandingTall

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Quote from: Richard Branson on February 03, 2018, 04:20:08 PM

I updated my Byteball wallet today to the latest version.
The application crashed with an Uncaught Exception Error.

I deleted all the files (including %appdata%) and installed the client again.
Recovering the wallet from my seed was followed by this error:

"Uncaught exception: Error: message encrypted to unknown key, device 0GY.....SRL, len=240. The error might be caused by restoring from an old backup or using the same keys on another device"

Any help is appreciated. (Do not PM me asking for my SEED values).

Looks like I probably just deleted bytes worth 1 BTC... haha always lucky.

Edit2:
Recovering any deleted files from SSD is highly unlikely.
Lost all my blackbytes, lost titan-coins worth approx 1 BTC.

Install the old version from before the update and use backup to restore on the old version. Once successful send all funds to a new installation of the new version on other machine and make a new backup.

Richard Branson

hero member

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Screw It, Let's Do It

Thanks.
Byteball and Titan-Coin should be recoverable.
All blackbytes are lost.

@Random-String-Symphony

Restart won't help. Error message always pops up. Have to wait for a wallet update from Toni.

@Toni:
Does this work:
"This is crucial to understand: after restoring an old backup, the receiving party can restore his blackbytes if the sending party re-sends them."

If so, could you contact me and tell me what is required to re-send the blackbytes?

Random-String-Symphony

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Quote from: Richard Branson on February 03, 2018, 04:20:08 PM

I updated my Byteball wallet today to the latest version.
The application crashed with an Uncaught Exception Error.

I deleted all the files (including %appdata%) and installed the client again.
Recovering the wallet from my seed was followed by this error:

"Uncaught exception: Error: message encrypted to unknown key, device 0GY.....SRL, len=240. The error might be caused by restoring from an old backup or using the same keys on another device"

Any help is appreciated. (Do not PM me asking for my SEED values).

Looks like I probably just deleted bytes worth 1 BTC... haha always lucky.

Edit2:
Recovering any deleted files from SSD is highly unlikely.
Lost all my blackbytes, lost titan-coins worth approx 1 BTC.

Try this: dont click ok; right click > "inspect" > delete the window in the html code ; restart

Richard Branson

hero member

Activity: 515

Merit: 506

Screw It, Let's Do It

I updated my Byteball wallet today to the latest version.
The application crashed with an Uncaught Exception Error.

I deleted all the files (including %appdata%) and installed the client again.
Recovering the wallet from my seed was followed by this error:

"Uncaught exception: Error: message encrypted to unknown key, device 0GY.....SRL, len=240. The error might be caused by restoring from an old backup or using the same keys on another device"

Any help is appreciated. (Do not PM me asking for my SEED values).

Looks like I probably just deleted bytes worth 1 BTC... haha always lucky.

Edit2:
Recovering any deleted files from SSD is highly unlikely.
Lost all my blackbytes, lost titan-coins worth approx 1 BTC.

ByteFan

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Activity: 510

Merit: 260

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coinpreacher

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Quote from: xlcus on February 03, 2018, 10:44:19 AM

Quote from: coinpreacher on February 03, 2018, 10:05:09 AM

This is close to scam.

There is no warning that you are not on a single adress or whatever. The average user will run the byteball wallet, try to make the ID check and send 8,- US Dollar to this company and receive = nothing.
That is not the way to make byteball great.

I just contacted the jumio support - lets wait see what the answer is. If no answer, no solution, no refound = scam.

A scam for only 8 dollars? Hmm, sound stupid. Someone must be stupid.

Do not reply, just try it out by yourself and find out who is stupid.

CryptKeeper helped me out with it, seems the ID check is not working on every byteball wallet right out of the box.

bottacoin

newbie

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Quote from: coinpreacher on February 03, 2018, 10:14:08 AM

!! SCAM CONFIRMED !!

!! DO NOT USE THE BYTEBALL ID CHECK !!

Jumio has nothing to do with it or no control over the payment adress. If you send byteballs to the ID check bot, they will be lost.

Ankit Sharma (Jumio Support)
Feb 3, 2:58 PM UTC
Hi Chris,

Unfortunately, we won't be able to assist you with your request. For initial support we request you to get in touch with your respective vendor as we do not entertain any end user directly. If any help is required from Jumio's end your vendor support can reach us directly on behalf of you.
Best regards,
Ankit Sharma

On my side, I can testify that I made the entire process and then received the 20$.

xlcus

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Quote from: coinpreacher on February 03, 2018, 10:05:09 AM

This is close to scam.

There is no warning that you are not on a single adress or whatever. The average user will run the byteball wallet, try to make the ID check and send 8,- US Dollar to this company and receive = nothing.
That is not the way to make byteball great.

I just contacted the jumio support - lets wait see what the answer is. If no answer, no solution, no refound = scam.

A scam for only 8 dollars? Hmm, sound stupid. Someone must be stupid.

noeqa

newbie

Activity: 532

Merit: 0

Quote from: coinpreacher on February 03, 2018, 10:14:08 AM

!! SCAM CONFIRMED !!

!! DO NOT USE THE BYTEBALL ID CHECK !!

Jumio has nothing to do with it or no control over the payment adress. If you send byteballs to the ID check bot, they will be lost.

Ankit Sharma (Jumio Support)
Feb 3, 2:58 PM UTC
Hi Chris,

Unfortunately, we won't be able to assist you with your request. For initial support we request you to get in touch with your respective vendor as we do not entertain any end user directly. If any help is required from Jumio's end your vendor support can reach us directly on behalf of you.
Best regards,
Ankit Sharma

where did you find that sir?
i want to read about that
because this is about a someone statement
so need to be clear

coinpreacher

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!! SCAM CONFIRMED !!

!! DO NOT USE THE BYTEBALL ID CHECK !!

Jumio has nothing to do with it or no control over the payment adress. If you send byteballs to the ID check bot, they will be lost.

Ankit Sharma (Jumio Support)
Feb 3, 2:58 PM UTC
Hi Chris,

Unfortunately, we won't be able to assist you with your request. For initial support we request you to get in touch with your respective vendor as we do not entertain any end user directly. If any help is required from Jumio's end your vendor support can reach us directly on behalf of you.
Best regards,
Ankit Sharma

coinpreacher

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Activity: 141

Merit: 10

This is close to scam.

There is no warning that you are not on a single adress or whatever. The average user will run the byteball wallet, try to make the ID check and send 8,- US Dollar to this company and receive = nothing.
That is not the way to make byteball great.

I just contacted the jumio support - lets wait see what the answer is. If no answer, no solution, no refound = scam.

CryptKeeper

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Quote from: coinpreacher on February 03, 2018, 09:28:12 AM

Today I tried out this ID verification bot ... but I think it is crap.

I send 8 US Dollar in bytes and the response was:

"Received a payment but it was not sent from the expected address XXX. Make sure you are in a single-address wallet, otherwise switch to a single-address wallet or
create one and send me your address before paying."

Great thing.

My wallet is not a multisig wallet. So they will just take your byteballs. Offer 20 Dollar and take 8 if you are stupuid enough.

The "Single Address Wallet" is a special wallet type introduced in version 1.11.0 of the Byteball wallet. You need it if you have to rely on a constant address, read more about it in our wiki: https://wiki.byteball.org/wallet#single-address-wallet

coinpreacher

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Today I tried out this ID verification bot ... but I think it is crap.

I send 8 US Dollar in bytes and the response was:

"Received a payment but it was not sent from the expected address XXX. Make sure you are in a single-address wallet, otherwise switch to a single-address wallet or
create one and send me your address before paying."

Great thing.

My wallet is not a multisig wallet. So they will just take your byteballs. Offer 20 Dollar and take 8 if you are stupuid enough.

maco144

newbie

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Quote from: ?? on ??

I wish this project all the best, but its all about constellation I'm afraid folks

I'll leave this here: https://constellationlabs.io/

Interesting that a coin only available to accredited investors would have to stoop to shilling on this forum.

julian071

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Quote from: maursader on February 03, 2018, 06:03:05 AM

Will I only receive a ref reward if the person where I send money to will verify via KYC or will I receive a reward even if he doesn't verify?

Only if and when he or she verifies.

maursader

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Disrupt the banking system!

Will I only receive a ref reward if the person where I send money to will verify via KYC or will I receive a reward even if he doesn't verify?

Malek17

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: Malek17 on February 02, 2018, 08:25:27 PM

Quote from: welhzh on February 02, 2018, 08:07:47 PM

I'd like to rebrand byteball to byb

Babe would sound better

yeah, Babe

Definitely Babe will be a good and attractive name for the coin,how many Babes do you have

? Nano was a good rebrand for RailBlocks

Malek17

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Quote from: welhzh on February 02, 2018, 08:07:47 PM

I'd like to rebrand byteball to byb

Babe would sound better

welhzh

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I'd like to rebrand byteball to byb

Rogerdale

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Quote from: maco144 on February 02, 2018, 07:49:32 PM

My thought is a good PR is better than a good marketer. Being in industry articles is way more important than marketing campaigns.

Also a good rebranding may be quite useful to promote the coin. In particular, Raiblocks rebranded to Nano, which looks much better. I believe, if Byteball rebranded to Bytes (Balls is also an option Grin

), that would draw more attention on Coinmarketcap.

And we need more exchanges. XRB was listed on Binance due to its active community. Why Byteball can't do that? Maybe March distribution will change something.

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