Quote from: compmaster on January 26, 2017, 04:14:11 AM

Quote from: kashking on January 26, 2017, 02:20:47 AM

Quote from: xocel on January 26, 2017, 01:57:40 AM

Quote from: compmaster on January 26, 2017, 01:37:25 AM

Thanks for the support. I DMed you on here. I had a paper wallet so I gave you the private key on that.

Please refrain from sending people your wallet/keys. You are lucky in this case as KashKing is a good dude.

For people with unsync'd wallets, you can use the swap method outlined in the Pre ANN, you dont need to move your coins for this process, so syncing is not required.

It's tough. You're torn between "hey, just fill out this form please so you don't have to send your keys" and "I know I'm a good guy, I can help this person out"

But I agree, don't send private keys around. It's just not safe.

I feel this is an important service to offer. I understand it takes time so I gave kashking a tip. It's like the credit card companies telling you not to share your card information with anyone but then people give it out on websites all the time because it makes things simple and quick for them.

The issue with giving out private keys is most people are not kind like KashKing.
There was a much much MUCH higher chance of you losing your money with no way to get it back.

With Credit cards, say you give out your number to the wrong person or a dodgy site, you can then cancel your card and may be able to get a refund on anything that happened.
Crypto doesn't work this way, once its gone, its gone. There is no way to mitigate damage when you lose control of your wallet / keys

Glad you lucked out this time

But I wouldn't go around sending priv keys to anyone and everyone offering the type of service KashKing did.

In more exciting news...

Ubiq Launch is getting close!
Jumbucks Market is looking good.
My Miners are all ready and waiting

Can't wait