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sr. member
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February 14, 2014, 02:01:01 PM
#54
Thank you for the kind words guys. I really can't believe it but they confirmed it. Although it's my fault for getting into this mess, this would be huge for them. Anyone here remember the disaster that happened with them? Was a while ago and too bad for them, their service kicked ass.

Great news.  For all of the press that exists that tries to demonstrate that the crypto currency world is filled with only thieves and crooks, this shows there are people out there with integrity.  I recall seeing at least one other thread a while back where something similar happened and the funds were returned.  I think that was for a larger amount of BTC too.  I would imagine there are more examples, but these stories just don't make nearly as exiting of a headline...
newbie
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February 14, 2014, 12:50:57 PM
#53
Thank you for the kind words guys. I really can't believe it but they confirmed it. Although it's my fault for getting into this mess, this would be huge for them. Anyone here remember the disaster that happened with them? Was a while ago and too bad for them, their service kicked ass.
sr. member
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February 14, 2014, 04:05:15 AM
#52
For those that actually care, Instawallet/Paymium have confirmed that it is one of their addresses indeed and are working to get my funds back. That would truly be epic. Will update here.

excellent news mate  Smiley
hero member
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February 14, 2014, 01:11:59 AM
#51
For those that actually care, Instawallet/Paymium have confirmed that it is one of their addresses indeed and are working to get my funds back. That would truly be epic. Will update here.

Seems like we finally have a good news Smiley
Hope you can get back your bitcoin soon Smiley
newbie
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February 14, 2014, 01:09:02 AM
#50
For those that actually care, Instawallet/Paymium have confirmed that it is one of their addresses indeed and are working to get my funds back. That would truly be epic. Will update here.
newbie
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February 14, 2014, 01:05:56 AM
#49
Figured out how to send a message with a transaction. Check this link...

https://blockchain.info/address/15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN


Anyone come up with anything?

Great message. Congrats on getting it sent and as a public post so all will see the message. I hope it helps in getting your 3.2 btc returned. Public shame can do wonders. In centuries past the shame of being in the stocks in the public square where your fellow citizens would throw rotten fruit and other such horrible things at you was an effective deterrent to crime or just bad behavior.

Are you saying I should feel shamed for admitting I sent a few grand into a black hole? Feel like a dumb ass? Yes Shamed? Absolutely not. I guess I don't possess that high a level of narcissism.
newbie
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February 12, 2014, 06:20:14 AM
#48
I just sent 3.2btc to an address that I have no idea who or what it belongs to like an idiot. I am hurting right now man you wont believe. I clicked the "addresses" tab in the bitcoin client and copied the first one in the list thinking those were my receive addresses. Turns out by looking at the blockchain, it was an address I sent two 1btc transactions to all the way back in 2011.

Seems like the only other transactions that took place at that address is 2 transfers out, shortly after receiving on the same day on 8-22-2011, with the exception of the 3.2 hitting today =(

I'm so screwed man. That's more than $2,500. I feel like crying.




HaHa you are an EPIC FAIL!
sr. member
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February 12, 2014, 05:11:22 AM
#47
Figured out how to send a message with a transaction. Check this link...

https://blockchain.info/address/15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN


Anyone come up with anything?

Great message. Congrats on getting it sent and as a public post so all will see the message. I hope it helps in getting your 3.2 btc returned. Public shame can do wonders. In centuries past the shame of being in the stocks in the public square where your fellow citizens would throw rotten fruit and other such horrible things at you was an effective deterrent to crime or just bad behavior.
sr. member
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February 12, 2014, 04:47:12 AM
#46
Figured out how to send a message with a transaction. Check this link...

https://blockchain.info/address/15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN

Anyone come up with anything?

A good practice is to send a test transaction first, such as 0.0001 with a fee of the same. Then check with the person, exchange or to where ever it is that you're sending it that the test transaction went through correctly. If it did, then put a name/description to that address so it will show the next time you want to send coin there, as a double-check that you're sending it to the correct address. If the 0.0001 didn't show up where you expected, then all you're out is 0.0002 and not something like 3.2 or more (hopefully less, much less).

Good luck on getting your coin back.
newbie
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February 11, 2014, 03:23:01 PM
#45
I just sent 3.2btc to an address that I have no idea who or what it belongs to like an idiot. I am hurting right now man you wont believe. I clicked the "addresses" tab in the bitcoin client and copied the first one in the list thinking those were my receive addresses. Turns out by looking at the blockchain, it was an address I sent two 1btc transactions to all the way back in 2011.

Seems like the only other transactions that took place at that address is 2 transfers out, shortly after receiving on the same day on 8-22-2011, with the exception of the 3.2 hitting today =(

I'm so screwed man. That's more than $2,500. I feel like crying.



sorry for your loss
strong hug
newbie
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February 11, 2014, 03:12:28 PM
#44
That is just sad to hear :/ I would have tried to find out what wallet that is tho.
full member
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February 11, 2014, 03:09:41 PM
#43
Hey, you know what guys? Anyone remember instawallet? It's a strong possibility that's where I sent those funds to. I remember fooling around with the service and sending money back and forth. One of the 2 transactions on the only other day I used that wallet address back in 2011 was me sending funds from an instawallet address. It's easy to see since it's labeled as such. Also, when I click that instawallet labeled address, you can see over a quarter million bitcoins were sent into that address in it's entire history.


I'm not that good with researching on the block chain  but I think the address I sent the 3.2btc to is also an instawallet address. I'll look but I don't think I have the addresses saved on this computer (client on work computer) but I will look. More importantly, if anyone is good with block chain research and think they can help me figure this out, I can restore the backup wallet on the computer I am using now and get you that address.

Someone mentioned that I should send a small transaction with a note hoping it would reach someone who owns that wallet. I thought you did that using the "sign message" option under the file menu in the client, but that was wrong. I still ended up sending an additional .000911 to that address, hoping to send an emergency message.

 Angry I'm pissed that those funds were swept out today. Can you believe that someone sees 3.2btc magically appear in their account?? Thing is, I cant think of anyone I sent money to back then. Bitcoins were a rare breed still. It was mostly me playing with mtgox and instawallet back then.

Would this help to get a little Satoshi just for the purpose of sending messages to that address? http://freebitco.in/ gives a pay out of between 0.00000225 up to 0.22500000 just for pressing the button once per hour.  At least that way you could send some more messages without losing any more of your own Satoshi.
newbie
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February 11, 2014, 02:17:43 PM
#42
Figured out how to send a message with a transaction. Check this link...

https://blockchain.info/address/15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN


Anyone come up with anything?
newbie
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February 11, 2014, 01:27:45 PM
#41
One person will be very happy today.
You can say that again!




Didnt they return it?!
Definitely did not. I'm about to send more tiny transactions there not only showing 0.0000911 in there but also make a message.




I just sent 3.2btc to an address that I have no idea who or what it belongs to like an idiot. I am hurting right now man you wont believe. I clicked the "addresses" tab in the bitcoin client and copied the first one in the list thinking those were my receive addresses. Turns out by looking at the blockchain, it was an address I sent two 1btc transactions to all the way back in 2011.

Seems like the only other transactions that took place at that address is 2 transfers out, shortly after receiving on the same day on 8-22-2011, with the exception of the 3.2 hitting today =(

I'm so screwed man. That's more than $2,500. I feel like crying.

Ouch! That was too bad! Try to search who owns the address.
I'm doing my best but could use some help. All the numbers start dancing on the screen, then I start thinking about the money I lost, then I realize I should be working, not on bitcointalk, lol
legendary
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February 11, 2014, 12:45:55 PM
#40
Didnt they return it?!
member
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February 11, 2014, 12:38:28 PM
#39
Ouch shit man hope its good now?
full member
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February 11, 2014, 12:05:16 PM
#38
I just sent 3.2btc to an address that I have no idea who or what it belongs to like an idiot. I am hurting right now man you wont believe. I clicked the "addresses" tab in the bitcoin client and copied the first one in the list thinking those were my receive addresses. Turns out by looking at the blockchain, it was an address I sent two 1btc transactions to all the way back in 2011.

Seems like the only other transactions that took place at that address is 2 transfers out, shortly after receiving on the same day on 8-22-2011, with the exception of the 3.2 hitting today =(

I'm so screwed man. That's more than $2,500. I feel like crying.




Ouch! That was too bad! Try to search who owns the address.
newbie
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February 11, 2014, 11:13:51 AM
#37
By the way guys, the Instawallet possibility is not dead yet. I'm being patient and waiting for him to reach me back. Of course I'm nervous and don't like the fact the funds moved but all I can do is wait.

I know this is in the beginner's & help category. Are any of you guys familiar with that service? Please share this.
newbie
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February 11, 2014, 10:58:13 AM
#36
Interesting stuff studying the blockchain.

3 days later the person who got my coins sent them from 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN (where I sent them by accident) to 1Kn9TPfJSyjjCioSNoHsdyPR5m2cUeqXke Seems like whoever got the coins, swept the coins into a very active account(business?). What do you guys make of the most recent transaction? Look how many wallets it is coming from Huh 2 of them are labeled (splat44 & spook30) and they link to profiles here on bitcointalk. I sent them both PM's. Hopefully they can help identify where my coins went! I don't get why so many wallets are involved though. Doesn't that reinforce my feeling it's an instawallet address?


Anyways, I'd like to formally reach out to you guys for help. Maybe when digging there will be more labeled wallets and maybe someone can get in touch with someone here to figure out what business it belongs to so I can kindly ask them to return the funds. Or is that a pipe dream? I would give a generous tip, very generous.

For that matter, I would be extremely generous with anyone who manages to help me recover any funds. If at all possible.

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February 10, 2014, 03:17:27 PM
#36
One person will be very happy today.
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