Quote from: davida on November 29, 2013, 02:38:48 AM

Quote from: Kouye on November 29, 2013, 02:00:58 AM

I'll look into it. Please send me your wallet.exe file at info.us@avira.com, I'll come back to you.

Is that even your email dude? looks like you either work for an antivirus company or you're trolling me..

ok this is the last time i come on this forum so sleep deprived... first post i was soo cautious about giving the wallet out, then i give it to the first guy that posts...

(i did look at your trust rating and you seem ok, just these other people making me worry)

i know in normal circumstances i wouldn't give out any wallet.dat, especially to someone who referred to it as wallet.exe.. hmmmm. in hindsight it probably wasn't a great idea sending it, but I WANT ANSWERS....

and i am a man of my word, if you show me how to recover the bitcoins if there is any i will send half of them to you.

and now i'll have to consider all these addresses compromised and never use them again. ill make sure to label the wallet accordingly.

If the transactions never got sent, and stay unconfirmed, you can remove them with pywallet. It's a free python tool.