Random 0.00001 BTC from Laxo Trade? - page 8.

Balls

sr. member

Activity: 338

Merit: 250

Quote from: sandykho47 on September 23, 2014, 10:18:58 AM

I got from laxo trade too Grin

Maybe someone have 100 address & every address is receive bitcoin from laxo trade Grin

New trend, ad from blockchain.info Grin

Just ignore it, and hope they mistake send big bitcoin to your address Tongue

Some people got them sent to many addresses they own. Most I saw someone state was 10 and I think they got 0.01 from it.

sandykho47

sr. member

Activity: 252

Merit: 251

Knowledge its everything

I got from laxo trade too Grin

Maybe someone have 100 address & every address is receive bitcoin from laxo trade Grin

New trend, ad from blockchain.info Grin

Just ignore it, and hope they mistake send big bitcoin to your address Tongue

Balls

sr. member

Activity: 338

Merit: 250

Quote from: zorke on September 22, 2014, 07:55:30 PM

Quote from: Balls on September 22, 2014, 09:59:50 AM

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 09:57:14 AM

Quote

Does that stop them getting sent to you in the first place or just remove them from view?

It does not matter. I do not see unconfirmed transactions to me. Spamer may do whatever he wants. It is his right and his freedom.
Any confirmed transaction - is my funds. Even 0.00000001 btc

It does matter because people don't want to get alerts for all these dust transactions or want to receive them in the first place and some of them have been confirming especially the higher value ones or when they pay a fee.

I don't see why anyone would even have anything setup to give them alerts when a transaction is sent to one of their bitcoin addresses. There is no reason why people would be receiving any unexpected payments to their address as you should only receive payment when they are trading something for bitcoin, and the time of payment should be expected

Lol what an absolutely stupid thing to say. Maybe they like to receive notifications to, you know, get notified if and when someone sends them money. You get notifications from pretty much everything else such as banks and PayPal and most people - except seemingly you - like to have them sent.

Ruthful

full member

Activity: 195

Merit: 100

Laxotrade is just another ponzi filth.Don't bother with them.

beetcoin

sr. member

Activity: 434

Merit: 250

i don't like receiving "child porn is great" headers either.. and i'm pretty sure it's coming from the addresses posted on your profiles here on bitcointalk.. i might remove my address if that's the case.

bitkilo

legendary

Activity: 1638

Merit: 1010

https://www.bitcoin.com/

I set my wallet up to send me a sms when a payment is sent from account but it also gives me a text when any payment is received, gets annoying being woken up for a 0.0001 spam payment

zorke

full member

Activity: 238

Merit: 100

Quote from: Balls on September 22, 2014, 09:59:50 AM

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 09:57:14 AM

Quote

Does that stop them getting sent to you in the first place or just remove them from view?

It does not matter. I do not see unconfirmed transactions to me. Spamer may do whatever he wants. It is his right and his freedom.
Any confirmed transaction - is my funds. Even 0.00000001 btc

It does matter because people don't want to get alerts for all these dust transactions or want to receive them in the first place and some of them have been confirming especially the higher value ones or when they pay a fee.

I don't see why anyone would even have anything setup to give them alerts when a transaction is sent to one of their bitcoin addresses. There is no reason why people would be receiving any unexpected payments to their address as you should only receive payment when they are trading something for bitcoin, and the time of payment should be expected

bitkilo

legendary

Activity: 1638

Merit: 1010

https://www.bitcoin.com/

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 09:36:49 AM

Quote

Having the option to manually turn off whether you do or don't want to receive such transactions isn't a problem.

There is an option there! "Filter" button on the right side. And filter only confirmed transactions.

Filter button won't work as all the payments I receive are always confirmed.
How can I consolidate these small payments so I don't get charged huge fees next time for sending dust?

Kprawn

legendary

Activity: 1904

Merit: 1074

Got them too, on a address I use for spam stuff.

Just shifted my coins to another address, that is not posted in public.

Most of it was send, without fees, and was gone the next time I checked. So it's temporary advertizing, until the unconfirmed transactions are removed.

Just ride it out and move your coins a bit.

thecast

newbie

Activity: 56

Merit: 0

Im getting these a lot lately. Where the hell are these people getting my address from wtf.

Balls

sr. member

Activity: 338

Merit: 250

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 10:08:35 AM

Quote

It does matter because people don't want to get alerts for all these dust transactions

OK, you are welcome to create your own blockexplorer service which wouldn't show unconfirmed dust transactions to users.

Don't be a dick. I'm making suggestions to improve the current problems not wanting to create an entire system just to change a tiny problem that could easily be fixed.

amaclin

legendary

Activity: 1260

Merit: 1019

Quote

It does matter because people don't want to get alerts for all these dust transactions

OK, you are welcome to create your own blockexplorer service which wouldn't show unconfirmed dust transactions to users.

Balls

sr. member

Activity: 338

Merit: 250

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 09:57:14 AM

Quote

Does that stop them getting sent to you in the first place or just remove them from view?

It does not matter. I do not see unconfirmed transactions to me. Spamer may do whatever he wants. It is his right and his freedom.
Any confirmed transaction - is my funds. Even 0.00000001 btc

It does matter because people don't want to get alerts for all these dust transactions or want to receive them in the first place and some of them have been confirming especially the higher value ones or when they pay a fee.

amaclin

legendary

Activity: 1260

Merit: 1019

Quote

Does that stop them getting sent to you in the first place or just remove them from view?

It does not matter. I do not see unconfirmed transactions to me. Spamer may do whatever he wants. It is his right and his freedom.
Any confirmed transaction - is my funds. Even 0.00000001 btc

Balls

sr. member

Activity: 338

Merit: 250

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 09:36:49 AM

Quote

Having the option to manually turn off whether you do or don't want to receive such transactions isn't a problem.

There is an option there! "Filter" button on the right side. And filter only confirmed transactions.

Does that stop them getting sent to you in the first place or just remove them from view?

amaclin

legendary

Activity: 1260

Merit: 1019

Quote

Having the option to manually turn off whether you do or don't want to receive such transactions isn't a problem.

There is an option there! "Filter" button on the right side. And filter only confirmed transactions.

Demille

member

Activity: 69

Merit: 10

I bet newbies want these spam payments so bad. Why work all day trying to get dust from faucets when you can get spam payments from laxotrade for free!? Cheesy

Balls

sr. member

Activity: 338

Merit: 250

Quote from: amaclin on September 22, 2014, 09:15:51 AM

Quote from: Frijj on September 22, 2014, 08:32:11 AM

Blockchain.info really needs to do something about this. There should be a setting to reject certain transactions like this. They also should start getting rid of the public messages that are obviously spam or abusive such as this.

This is the dark side of centralization around such service as blockchain.info
You are asking them that they should do something for you.
Next time they will do something against you.

Having the option to manually turn off whether you do or don't want to receive such transactions isn't a problem.

amaclin

legendary

Activity: 1260

Merit: 1019

Quote from: Frijj on September 22, 2014, 08:32:11 AM

Blockchain.info really needs to do something about this. There should be a setting to reject certain transactions like this. They also should start getting rid of the public messages that are obviously spam or abusive such as this.

This is the dark side of centralization around such service as blockchain.info
You are asking them that they should do something for you.
Next time they will do something against you.

Clegg

full member

Activity: 176

Merit: 100

Quote from: warut on September 22, 2014, 09:01:17 AM

How can I get those free bitcoins? I have no problems consolidating small UTXO's with free transactions.

Looks like the only way you can get them is to start using your addresses. I think some people got them from just having their address in their profile here so they must've been using bots to collect addresses.

Topic: Random 0.00001 BTC from Laxo Trade? - page 8. (Read 15122 times)