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Hey guys,
I dont know what to do...
i just set up my first wallet on blockchain and just got send a 100 bucks.
I did not do anything yet, so it cannot be on purpose. Can i contact that poor guy somehow and give him his money back?
I dont know why, but i feel really bad for having that money.
Thanks guys.

Without showing tx id, or sender address, or receiver address, this will not help the one that made the mistake.
And it may be just trolling, since there's no proof...

thats why we should not believe easily on some claims since maybe some of them are trolling and possibly OP is one of them, but if he really receives it well he must be lucky since he receive a blessing from unknown sender and he must do some proper investigation first before sending it back.

Or if he is sincere to return it well much better if he should make a thread and find who is the real owner of the address who sent him the wrong money.

I agree even if he provide the blockchain transaction, its hard to convince me easily. He can also faked or this is from his friend,family that send him $100 bucks but still we can always give him a benefit of doubt.He can donate to charitable intuitions anytime if he his not interested or return the said amount to sender

What a lucky he has, having $100 without doing nothing, your intention to return the money is good it is true. They are right that it is hard and impossible since you have no assurance who is the real sender or worst is just trolling and wanted to just open a topic even if it is not true.
Nowadays, I don't think people will return btc if they get one by mistake.

The surprise is the chances involved here guys. It's as if you just hit a jackpot, statistically. This is a new wallet, and it's very hard to type a wallet address from scratch