Quote from: adaseb on August 06, 2017, 07:34:38 PM

Quote from: iluvbitcoins on August 06, 2017, 06:34:22 PM

Quote from: ss890 on August 06, 2017, 07:05:02 AM

This is insane service man. If you have that much money they why would you even do that. Why will you take the hassle to go asking others about buying a domain and stuff. With that kind of money you can actually build your own hosting site amd manage it. Lolz.

These are the replies that annoy me the most
Just read the damn thread
Having password protected wallet.dat (you don't know the password of) of 468 bitcoins doesn't equal to having 468BTC
You have no money, you have an ecrypted file with money which you or no one else can basically else

However, the file is not legit, your reply still triggered me Cheesy

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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1023231
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=161109
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I looked at the file some more. Basically I can predict 1 of 3 things going on here.

1) His hard-drive crashed or he formatted his harddrive and that corrupted wallet.dat was the most he can record, basically there are transactions in the wallet.dat file that look valid and maybe it does hold 486 btc. However there are 80,000 transactions and finding which wallet has the 486 is way too much work. And even if you find the wallet, most likely a large part of the encrypted private key is gone forever.

2) This was a valid wallet.dat file but for trickery him or that Youtube guy basically opened the file with a hex editor, removed any traces of private keys and are sending everybody on a wild goose chase.

3) There was 486 btc in that wallet sometime in 2014, then the guy forked off the main chain before the withdraw and mine himself the blocks from the last 3 years just to be able to make that youtube video.

Either way, its a waste of time.

very precise information , i was thinking why people don't try at least search information first . In my humble opinion i think people who got scammed deserve it .