Quote from: JollyGood on Today at 11:22:59 AM

This thread was probably the inspiration for your attempt: Hi, I think I got bitcoin a long time ago. ( over 15 years ) ho do I get access?

As usual, members already have posted (and will continue to post) here giving you all sorts of tips about how to possibly try to recover those elusive funds. You know, the funds that never existed in the first place.

I on the other hand do not appreciate these types of threads that are clearly designed to fish for merits.

You created your account on 26th February 2025 and made you first post the same day. After that, such was your sense of urgency it took you 8 posts and 24 days (today) to create this thread about the crypto you allegedly lost and would like help retrieving?

So, you claim your Coinbase account was hacked and the scammers emptied everything. You claim you opened a new Coinbase account and somehow discovered you had $600 of XRP or ETH in the previous account (and again somehow you do not know which) yet you do not have access to them. Do you realise how ridiculous this story makes you look?

It is also no surprise at all that you by your own admission have no access to your old emails, computers or accounts. Actually, that was always expected to form part of the story because it gives cover for you not being able to prove anything you are claiming.

Hopefully you will not receive merits for the drama that you have concocted. These stories and merit fishing attempts are becoming quite boring.

Quote from: lexinexi on Today at 10:38:06 AM

So I have been in BTC since it was around $1000 but my account was compromised due to me being lazy and the scammers got it all... or so I thought. I decided to open a new coinbase account this jan. but in the process (understatement IT WAS PAINFUL to reopen) I found the scammers left about $600 in XRP or ETH that had grown over the last few years.

BUT... I also had a Monera (?) account I think? It was like a coinbase type exchange but located in south korea. I tried to reopen that one but sometime when the FTC or SEC began regulating bitcoin they said I had to live in south korea to access my account or something to that effect, Also they didn't have an AWESOME customer service 1-800 like CB's. (yeah sarcasm)

This is all from memory as I have no access to my old email, computers or accounts.

So is that exchamge called monara? I google'd and found a coin called by that but not sure if that coin is one the exchange uses like coinbase's USDC(That they try to trick you into buying by refunding your fees, but thats a comment for another post).

TLDR: Was there an exchange called monaera? and how to access your account if its before they split USA accounts and Korean accounts? Also I am aware that these exchanges probably makie a $h!t load of money by closing little accounts people forgot about like when you throw away a gift card with 50 cents on it.

OK 1st off I'm legally blind. Using this forum isn't easy so I often miss things.

I got my old coinbase account back up.

Here is the "fake" story : The hackers tricked my girlfriend into thinking they were comcast and did the whole screen sharing thing, got her phone number et got into our coinbase.

They only took the bitcoins because there was thousands verse 10's of $ in other coins and probably didnt have wallets set up to xfer the coins or risk getting caught.

I posted a thread because after searching I couldnt for the life of me figure out the name. I believe it started with an M , unfortunately that same time : 2016 I suffered a massive seizure with memory damage around that whole year. I really cant even remember the email i set up just for that purpose.

So thank you for understanding. Would you like screen shots of my CB account? I don't know why I would make up something so trivial, but since you did a full investigation forensically looking at my account did I mi ss any good replies to my posts? 8 DAYS? is this an interrogation or something? Are you a moderator looking for spam posts? I just replied to one this morning, but you already knew that.