balance not yet restored, cant find the one who took our coins sadly , .........................
we hoping for some btc donations as well to recover our lost and help for our project ,
thanks in advanced,
**** your Support is highly appreciated ****
Topic: stolen bitcoins from encrypted wallet ? (Read 3033 times)
hmm seems nobody love dogs anymore ?
balance not yet restored, cant find the one who took our coins sadly , .........................
we hoping for some btc donations as well to recover our lost and help for our project ,
thanks in advanced,
**** your Support is highly appreciated ****
balance not yet restored, cant find the one who took our coins sadly , .........................
we hoping for some btc donations as well to recover our lost and help for our project ,
thanks in advanced,
**** your Support is highly appreciated ****
Does a good Video about bitcoin safety exist?
i realy dont know ,
all we hope that people will support us by sending some small donations, so that they can also help to cover our small lost , for us its alot 0,3xxxx btc's
link in my sigature : Safe to use now ! : BTC adres : 16C83hHvFrbHnvMTCAuxWisNuHFH9zUcxd / galgo support [ label it
]thanks in advanced !
Does a good Video about bitcoin safety exist?
@ simon8x and poordeveloper your right !
Email headers can be very easily faked. The fact that an email claims to be from [email protected] does not even mean it comes from the microsoft.com server.
There have been tons of phishing emails for blockchain.info for the previous two months.
https://blog.blockchain.com/security-alerts/
https://blog.blockchain.com/security-alerts/
blockchain.info did not send you that email.. if you look in the message header you posted up in the first post you will see which email server sent it to you.. it wasn't the mail server blockchain.info sends from.
their have been heaaaps of those scam emails going around. they are all fake / forged..
They coming from (fake) blockchain.info, btc-e, spendbitcoins, ghash.io and heaps of others.
you need to be careful... why the hell would someone give you 0.19 or 5btc or whatever the emails say :/
their have been heaaaps of those scam emails going around. they are all fake / forged..
They coming from (fake) blockchain.info, btc-e, spendbitcoins, ghash.io and heaps of others.
you need to be careful... why the hell would someone give you 0.19 or 5btc or whatever the emails say :/
yep i know but we tough it was for our project see link in my signature ...........
blockchain.info did not send you that email.. if you look in the message header you posted up in the first post you will see which email server sent it to you.. it wasn't the mail server blockchain.info sends from.
their have been heaaaps of those scam emails going around. they are all fake / forged..
They coming from (fake) blockchain.info, btc-e, spendbitcoins, ghash.io and heaps of others.
you need to be careful... why the hell would someone give you 0.19 or 5btc or whatever the emails say :/
their have been heaaaps of those scam emails going around. they are all fake / forged..
They coming from (fake) blockchain.info, btc-e, spendbitcoins, ghash.io and heaps of others.
you need to be careful... why the hell would someone give you 0.19 or 5btc or whatever the emails say :/
correct i notice that after i did search into the source file .............like i said my mistake and believe in ppl is drastically dropped here.........
and yes i have learn my lesson inhere never ever again emails like that going right into destruction ..
blockchain.info did not send you that email.. if you look in the message header you posted up in the first post you will see which email server sent it to you.. it wasn't the mail server blockchain.info sends from.
their have been heaaaps of those scam emails going around. they are all fake / forged..
They coming from (fake) blockchain.info, btc-e, spendbitcoins, ghash.io and heaps of others.
you need to be careful... why the hell would someone give you 0.19 or 5btc or whatever the emails say :/
their have been heaaaps of those scam emails going around. they are all fake / forged..
They coming from (fake) blockchain.info, btc-e, spendbitcoins, ghash.io and heaps of others.
you need to be careful... why the hell would someone give you 0.19 or 5btc or whatever the emails say :/
i have chanced the encryption password again so her is a screenshot from the stolen bitcoins :
so we have a small hope that people wil support us to get those coins back ,
see link in my signature ,
thanks in advanced , we hope we can restore it with help of this community
so we have a small hope that people wil support us to get those coins back ,
see link in my signature ,
thanks in advanced , we hope we can restore it with help of this community
Sorry for the loss.
U should not click on links from suspicious emails, change your email password, search your email for wallet backup from blockchain.info if its still there u should copy and delete from inbox.
U should not click on links from suspicious emails, change your email password, search your email for wallet backup from blockchain.info if its still there u should copy and delete from inbox.
hello,
yes i know but tough blockchain.info whas trust wordy so that is my mistake nex time i do first is to look into the source files , even my antivirus phishen didnt say anything about it . ore just delete it, but we where sprised to recieve some for our project we tought..
i have learn my lesson in here ..
Sorry that you lost your coins but you shouldn't click links like that, I receive similar links with saying that i have received some random amount of mbtc usually 0.30-0.10. so people don't click those links It's a scam.
Sorry for the loss.
U should not click on links from suspicious emails, change your email password, search your email for wallet backup from blockchain.info if its still there u should copy and delete from inbox.
U should not click on links from suspicious emails, change your email password, search your email for wallet backup from blockchain.info if its still there u should copy and delete from inbox.
Let me guess the OP is running Microsoft Windows, installed some Microsoft Windows specific malware and that led to the bitcoin loss.
Nah...OP received a phishing email and clicked the phishing link.
Let me guess the OP is running Microsoft Windows, installed some Microsoft Windows specific malware and that led to the bitcoin loss.
That's why you should always be careful of phishing. Blockchain.info never sends you an email, even if you get paid. Your password and identifier got stolen, and since you didn't have 2FA, then they stole your coins.
hmm oke , is there any manual to do 2FA ? i am not familiar with it
btw i use offline wallets in windows 7
blockchain.info is not a offline wallet.
You open your blockchain.info wallet, go to Account Settings, and enable 2FA.
Man that is some shady behavior and I hope your able to recover your lost coins. I don't think you will with all the unresolved scams I've seen take place it is probably just best that you spread the word about your experience so it doesn't happen to others. best of luck getting donations and keeping them safe and secure in the future.
thank you , il hope people will read this and take action before it happends to them
That's why you should always be careful of phishing. Blockchain.info never sends you an email, even if you get paid. Your password and identifier got stolen, and since you didn't have 2FA, then they stole your coins.
hmm oke , is there any manual to do 2FA ? i am not familiar with it
btw i use offline wallets in windows 7
damned ... stop using web based wallet !
wel its not a web based wallet at all........... i use the latest BTC multibit wallet !! i hat online wallets/ paperwallets ...
i always update our wallets wen there is a new one so that is not the issue i hope ;-)
That's why you should always be careful of phishing. Blockchain.info never sends you an email, even if you get paid. Your password and identifier got stolen, and since you didn't have 2FA, then they stole your coins.
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