sync complete i know 3-5 passwords i used but don't remember if it was big captions and maybe 123 or !"# but usually put @ instead of number 2.
got a pm wanted 10-20% but seems little much when i know the passwords just not big or small letters. i thank you all and if i ask someone to crack the password how do i do that without compromising the wallet.dat i mean they need that to test the passwords right.
and do you think I'm right if its like i say 5 different passwords that i know just have to test several big and small letters. i understand 10-20% if i lost the password completely but this is different how much would you give for 5 passwords but not sure about captions.
thx for all replies really nice forum here ppl are helpful. and Thx to people who warned me not using teamvier. i thought 20% that should be enough not to scam me but who knows there strange ppl. i could not scam a man that's offered 20% with teamvier help but because of advice here i scrapped that idea.
You do not need to give your wallets to anyone.
If you want 'community' to find your passwords, you must extract their hashes from the file. Then you may publish these hashes here, with your hints and guesses.
If you want to find the password yourself, check this software:
https://hashcat.net/hashcat/ As you know parts of passwords and you are just unsure about lower/uppercase letters etc, you may try to launch it yourself and you do not need a lot of computation power.
To extract password hash for hashcat, use John The Ripper script - what exactly you need is to launch script bitcoin2john.py (
https://github.com/openwall/john/blob/bleeding-jumbo/run/bitcoin2john.py)
You will receive hash which looks like "$bitcoin$64$1234567abcd..." In fact it means "take your sentence and calculate hash, than calculate hash from the result hash, then do it xxx times - and if you receive final hash like yyyy, sentence/password/ is correct)
Then you may use this hash with hashcat - or publish here and wait for result.
And again - this is just an information about the password - as long as you keep your wallet file, you are safe.