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Topic: Some one is sending me BTC 0.00000001 , Why? - page 4. (Read 6772 times)

hero member
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September 26, 2014, 11:01:46 AM
#68
yes i also can, it's just promotion and it was rubbish. they should send the 0.001 BTC

Well the point isn't to send out substantial amounts of money to people but just small amounts so they get their money's worth from the promotion. I know people who got 0.01 because they had many addresses sent to. Wish I'dve had more posted on here now hehe.
legendary
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September 26, 2014, 11:00:24 AM
#67
yes i also can, it's just promotion and it was rubbish. they should send the 0.001 BTC
sr. member
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September 26, 2014, 10:54:55 AM
#66
Isn't this the same with those Enjoy, Sochi addresses?

Advertising transactions that just bloat the blockchain since they always end up being invalid?

Yup.

Indeed, it seems all of the transactions are attached with standard fee (0.0001 btc per KB) and many of them are confirmed already. But yup, these spam transactions bloat the blockchain.

Now they bloat the bitcointalk, too!  

Wait, this whole place is bloat....    
hero member
Activity: 868
Merit: 1000
September 26, 2014, 10:40:51 AM
#65
Isn't this the same with those Enjoy, Sochi addresses?

Advertising transactions that just bloat the blockchain since they always end up being invalid?

Yup.

Indeed, it seems all of the transactions are attached with standard fee (0.0001 btc per KB) and many of them are confirmed already. But yup, these spam transactions bloat the blockchain.
legendary
Activity: 1960
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One coin to rule them all
September 26, 2014, 10:40:25 AM
#64
Is there a way in Bitcoin QT to filter (block) all transactions that have "X" as a message (in this case, Laxo Trade) or block all 0.00000001 transactions?

The never ending thread  Roll Eyes
legendary
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September 26, 2014, 10:24:31 AM
#63
Is there a way in Bitcoin QT to filter (block) all transactions that have "X" as a message (in this case, Laxo Trade) or block all 0.00000001 transactions?
sr. member
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Any ideas?
September 26, 2014, 10:21:54 AM
#62
Some is sending me 0.00000001 BTC from 1LaEZpke8tv18YrsrVbg1ZDxkwAogM7AdU
https://blockchain.info/address/1LaEZpke8tv18YrsrVbg1ZDxkwAogM7AdU
Is anyone trying to hack my wallet?


I've had that happen which left me scratching my head as it was a wallet address I'd created, but hadn't used (different send wallet to one you've got listed).

Very puzzling.
hero member
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September 26, 2014, 10:20:25 AM
#61
Isn't this the same with those Enjoy, Sochi addresses? Advertising transactions that just bloat the blockchain since they always end up being invalid?
newbie
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September 26, 2014, 10:19:05 AM
#60
I got also some of these transactions, some has confirmed and other not.
legendary
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September 26, 2014, 09:57:18 AM
#59
Maybe I should set up a bot that creates a new address every second, and send a small amount to it so it shows up on the blockchain. Then have the bot send from that address to a new one 1 second later. Rack up a million satoshis lol

Don't forget that you need to pay 10000 satoshi as transaction fee for each of your transactions lol. Tongue

Well, not necessarily. But the transaction might never confirm if he does not.
hero member
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September 26, 2014, 09:57:06 AM
#58
Maybe I should set up a bot that creates a new address every second, and send a small amount to it so it shows up on the blockchain. Then have the bot send from that address to a new one 1 second later. Rack up a million satoshis lol

Don't forget that you need to pay 10000 satoshi as transaction fee for each of your transactions lol. Tongue

That's easy, just use faucets
hero member
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September 26, 2014, 09:53:36 AM
#57
Maybe I should set up a bot that creates a new address every second, and send a small amount to it so it shows up on the blockchain. Then have the bot send from that address to a new one 1 second later. Rack up a million satoshis lol

Don't forget that you need to pay 10000 satoshi as transaction fee for each of your transactions lol. Tongue
hero member
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September 26, 2014, 09:40:21 AM
#56
Maybe I should set up a bot that creates a new address every second, and send a small amount to it so it shows up on the blockchain. Then have the bot send from that address to a new one 1 second later. Rack up a million satoshis lol
hero member
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September 26, 2014, 09:02:12 AM
#55
That's a major flaw in the system then, wouldn't you agree?

To be honest, it is not a problem to me.
As long as your wallet has a coin control function, those 1-satoshi dust outputs (confirmed or unconfirmed) won't produce any problem.
hero member
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September 26, 2014, 08:56:49 AM
#54
Change BTC address and don't let them discover your address again?


No... as I said above, apparently what they're doing is "screen scraping" valid bitcoin addresses AS they FLOW thru the BLOCKCHAIN.

So USING an address in any way makes it catchable by these idiots.

I have had single-use disposable addresses (on casino website, for example) that have shown up .00000001 immediately after ONE transaction has gone thru it.

I can confirm this. I've changed my address a ton of times and they all end up recieving this misterious Laxo Trade 1 satoshi transaction. Now I only need to create 1 million addresses to achieve 1 BTC  Roll Eyes

Actually, you will need to create 100 Million addresses to achieve your free bitcoin.

Laxotrade sends 0.0001 BTC not 1 satoshi

Not always.
You may check https://blockchain.info/address/1LaxoTrQy51LnB289VmoSAgN6J6UrJbfL9, and you will see Laxo sometimes sent 1 satoshi, sometimes 1000 satoshi, sometimes 10000 satoshi and there are even a few 0.001 BTC payments.
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 504
September 26, 2014, 08:14:03 AM
#53
Change BTC address and don't let them discover your address again?


No... as I said above, apparently what they're doing is "screen scraping" valid bitcoin addresses AS they FLOW thru the BLOCKCHAIN.

So USING an address in any way makes it catchable by these idiots.

I have had single-use disposable addresses (on casino website, for example) that have shown up .00000001 immediately after ONE transaction has gone thru it.

I can confirm this. I've changed my address a ton of times and they all end up recieving this misterious Laxo Trade 1 satoshi transaction. Now I only need to create 1 million addresses to achieve 1 BTC  Roll Eyes

Actually, you will need to create 100 Million addresses to achieve your free bitcoin.

Laxotrade sends 0.0001 BTC not 1 satoshi
Still, this isn't a good idea. The transactions may never be confirmed depending on the fees paid and the age of coin. It would take a lot of fees to send 1million 0.0001. Your CPU would be quite maxed out generating 1million addresses and your wallet.dat would be extremely big.

That's a major flaw in the system then, wouldn't you agree?
legendary
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September 26, 2014, 08:12:00 AM
#52
Change BTC address and don't let them discover your address again?


No... as I said above, apparently what they're doing is "screen scraping" valid bitcoin addresses AS they FLOW thru the BLOCKCHAIN.

So USING an address in any way makes it catchable by these idiots.

I have had single-use disposable addresses (on casino website, for example) that have shown up .00000001 immediately after ONE transaction has gone thru it.

I can confirm this. I've changed my address a ton of times and they all end up recieving this misterious Laxo Trade 1 satoshi transaction. Now I only need to create 1 million addresses to achieve 1 BTC  Roll Eyes

Actually, you will need to create 100 Million addresses to achieve your free bitcoin.

Laxotrade sends 0.0001 BTC not 1 satoshi
Still, this isn't a good idea. The transactions may never be confirmed depending on the fees paid and the age of coin. It would take a lot of fees to send 1million 0.0001. Your CPU would be quite maxed out generating 1million addresses and your wallet.dat would be extremely big.
hero member
Activity: 826
Merit: 504
September 26, 2014, 07:46:01 AM
#51
Change BTC address and don't let them discover your address again?


No... as I said above, apparently what they're doing is "screen scraping" valid bitcoin addresses AS they FLOW thru the BLOCKCHAIN.

So USING an address in any way makes it catchable by these idiots.

I have had single-use disposable addresses (on casino website, for example) that have shown up .00000001 immediately after ONE transaction has gone thru it.

I can confirm this. I've changed my address a ton of times and they all end up recieving this misterious Laxo Trade 1 satoshi transaction. Now I only need to create 1 million addresses to achieve 1 BTC  Roll Eyes

Actually, you will need to create 100 Million addresses to achieve your free bitcoin.

Laxotrade sends 0.0001 BTC not 1 satoshi
legendary
Activity: 1960
Merit: 1062
One coin to rule them all
September 26, 2014, 07:43:49 AM
#50
Change BTC address and don't let them discover your address again?


No... as I said above, apparently what they're doing is "screen scraping" valid bitcoin addresses AS they FLOW thru the BLOCKCHAIN.

So USING an address in any way makes it catchable by these idiots.

I have had single-use disposable addresses (on casino website, for example) that have shown up .00000001 immediately after ONE transaction has gone thru it.

I can confirm this. I've changed my address a ton of times and they all end up recieving this misterious Laxo Trade 1 satoshi transaction. Now I only need to create 1 million addresses to achieve 1 BTC  Roll Eyes

Actually, you will need to create 100 Million addresses to achieve your free bitcoin.
hero member
Activity: 672
Merit: 503
September 26, 2014, 07:22:58 AM
#49
Change BTC address and don't let them discover your address again?


No... as I said above, apparently what they're doing is "screen scraping" valid bitcoin addresses AS they FLOW thru the BLOCKCHAIN.

So USING an address in any way makes it catchable by these idiots.

I have had single-use disposable addresses (on casino website, for example) that have shown up .00000001 immediately after ONE transaction has gone thru it.

I can confirm this. I've changed my address a ton of times and they all end up recieving this misterious Laxo Trade 1 satoshi transaction. Now I only need to create 1 million addresses to achieve 1 BTC  Roll Eyes
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