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Hi, thank you for not starting off in accusation of scammery.

I would love to quiet the hubbub and make this thread a sensible conversation, but I don't quite understand what you mean please could you elaborate? Where would I move it to?

There's been quite a few incidents of older accounts being hacked. And since people are more inclined to trust older accounts, it's becoming a common practice to get a hold of an old account and using it to scam. So by verifying that you do indeed control the BTC address used in your loan from last year, you pretty much confirm that you are the original owner of your account

Cool Thanks!

I will now move 0.015 btc from 19YMKfUYc9S2orgBvp3LaHRbBJ5wNQENK1 to my inputs.io wallet 1KCprewW1H6E8nYfRgbzBvGMZmCHnaBSX7, wait for the blockchain to confirm and then move it back. I will post TX info.

And here goes......here's TX https://blockchain.info/tx/e606b467672dd3d3705d760c06c33068ef9b677effc5a09b60dfc3b4b1351e6d

Its confirmed in my inputs wallet TX https://blockchain.info/tx/e606b467672dd3d3705d760c06c33068ef9b677effc5a09b60dfc3b4b1351e6d I will now move it back.

It's taking a while to confirm even though inputs took a transaction fee of 0.005 Sad

but it's showing up in my wallet here's tx https://blockchain.info/tx/1a28d7be94a40b0f7afa22f8421be9d23c8cc8bd18a69749fc79a29b2147c78d

And it's confirmed. Here's TX https://blockchain.info/tx/1a28d7be94a40b0f7afa22f8421be9d23c8cc8bd18a69749fc79a29b2147c78d