Lawl. OP does not know how privkeys work, and either is trolling or got scammed out of a whole lot of cash.

Quote from: Mister Babylon on December 06, 2013, 06:44:19 PM

Here are some wallets, which I control.

https://blockchain.info/address/19H8j5S9r1jPJzNGD6DNbWHpCwcoKLTRWy
https://blockchain.info/address/1Cz1pTK8GxsJqdHQrFLWh77WwYsyqyDX3k
https://blockchain.info/address/1LqkPodepB4DFA7F5BUUNVwsBF4XKmPS2c
https://blockchain.info/address/1M2LRWvvZgtEQP5vL2ceYBFNV1yk4dEzwH
https://blockchain.info/address/1J3Ceu79dPxQqd2vS7295xTNAkgQKu14Ry
https://blockchain.info/address/1DdQCsvAtLJN9dSMCnWbctFZ11t3Jd8w2H

I only trade physical wallets, to ensure 100% anonymity (large transactions are easy to track). Passphrases are changed at the event of the exchange. I received over 600 wallets in this trade.

You are saying to avoid doing transactions from the watched addresses, you buy a copy of the wallet containing the keys, and then change the encryption of your copy? In the unlikely case that you are serious, you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.