Quote from: Haiden on September 30, 2019, 06:18:44 PM

if you followed the post, youll notice i told people i had to sell my computer, i only found this response because of my email. but thanks for taking the time to not only fail to read my posts, but accuse me of being unfair. your greed is really shining through.

the very reason i even bothered looking through hdds is because im currently out of work and was desperate, but im not selfish.

Don't worry about that guy... if you look through his post history, he has a habit of dropping into "I need help recovering wallet" type posts, saying something really "helpful" like:

Quote from: Btcspot on June 24, 2019, 04:06:57 AM

Do you know your bitcoin address you can look it up on blockchain.com. If you have your private key still you can recover your coins. Just go to electrum.org them copy it in electrum and you should be able to get it. Let me know if you need help and if you get it send me the reward.

And then disappearing... his history is full of examples like that and asking for 1+BTC loans without collateral etc... Roll Eyes

Sorry to hear that you had to sell your PC and that you were unable to recover the wallet... in all honesty, the recovered .wallet files you found sounded like they were quite badly corrupted. Generally, a multibit .wallet file (even if it was locked with a password) would still show something like this when opened in a text editor:

So, if your .wallet files didn't show the "org.bitcoin.production" (and/or the "org.multibit.walletProtect.2") text, then they were most likely corrupted or not multibit wallet files. Undecided