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casascius

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The Casascius 1oz 10BTC Silver Round (w/ Gold B)

Quote from: farlack on October 22, 2012, 01:29:01 AM

How does the paper wallet work? You send all your bitcoins to the address on the paper, and they're locked on it, unless you have the paper you cant get them?

Exactly.

If you have lots of coin, spread them across multiple paper wallets. Then you don't have to load your whole purse online to spend some.

farlack

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How does the paper wallet work? You send all your bitcoins to the address on the paper, and they're locked on it, unless you have the paper you cant get them?

casascius

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The Casascius 1oz 10BTC Silver Round (w/ Gold B)

Sorry about your loss.

I recommend paper wallets like what you can print at http://bitaddress.org. I have never heard of a single BTC being stolen from paper wallets.

awesomey

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wow... sorry to hear man. Makes me think twice about how to keep my wallet safe.

Stephen Gornick

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Quote from: antheahartmann on October 21, 2012, 10:54:22 PM

I had a very horrible day yesterday as I lost a ton of money

Sorry to learn of that.

Quote from: antheahartmann on October 21, 2012, 10:54:22 PM

continue to post your advice on how people can keep money safe!

One of the ways to prevent similar scenarios from happening in the future is to study what went wrong in the past. Could you share any of the details and any information that would describe the manner in which the coins might have been stolen?

If you need to store some bitcoins on an exchange (e.g, while performing trading or plans to do so soon), then two-factor authentication is a must!

How to use 2-factor auth on mtgox, even without a smartphone
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-to-use-2-factor-auth-on-mtgox-even-without-a-smartphone-111943

For most people, keeping a computer secure enough to store several thousands of dollars worth of bitcoins is beyond their technical capabilities. As a result, cold storage likely is a more secure method to consider:

- http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Cold_storage

antheahartmann

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Heyy everyone!

I thought that using a captcha like password would be the safest bet, but all of my bitcoins (491 BTC) were stolen from my account yesterday. I would ask if people could please, continue to post your advice on how people can keep money safe! I had a very horrible day yesterday as I lost a ton of money Sad

I know the hacker can not be caught due to the anonymity of the system, and i do not expect to get any of the money back. Make sure to read the how to on how to's on this site to keep your bitcoin safe! I did not know about the bitcoin forums until quite recently

Thank you very much for your surpport!
Anthea <3

PS.

Donations can be made to: 19KRZqVGBaqkbMQ1XJSNnXRmSfmt1HsPN1 if yall want to

this is NOT the hackers address, and i wont disclose it incase one gets mixed up. Dont want to be funding the bastard.

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