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Quote from: vandom55 on March 02, 2019, 06:42:58 PM

Quote from: ryap12 on March 02, 2019, 12:00:58 PM

Quote from: vandom55 on March 02, 2019, 11:55:23 AM

I was trying to transfer my Bitcoin and for some reason my Bitcoin was sent to the wrong address, I just started to use bitcoin recently and now i'm suck on how to get my money back. The transaction ID is (0d2ab7e318058c36f10ad06c26b79ebde8ea532551f78d9150759e591a3a674e) and it was sent to this address (bc1qy4jleyqse9jka39296vzn6ykx7hk3mh63zpwvl) which I did not create nor facilitate which confuses me the most. Please help me if possible thanks.

If you have no idea whose address that is, then your device might be infected with malware or virus. There are some of this which changes what you copied into their own wallet address so they get to steal your funds while others records what you type and copy.

By the way I checked the address bc1qy4jleyqse9jka39296vzn6ykx7hk3mh63zpwvl and that it is receiving funds from 4 addresses. Are those all your addresses? Or which one is yours?
And what wallet or exchange where you using and where were you trying to send them?

https://i.imgur.com/4dnwpnF.png

All 4 of those addresses belong to me, I was using electrum, and I was trying to send the balance to an online market.

It looks like your mobile phone or desktop is infected with a virus that replaces the recipient's address.
To be sure, open your Electrum wallet and see if the address you enter will remain unchanged. If it changes automatically, it means that your device is malware softwear.

I don't believe I'm infected with a virus because the address didn't change and my malware software isn't finding anything. In my opinion I was using ChipMixer before I sent the bitcoin and I probably miscopied an address or misclicked or something idk. I guess its gone but its a valuable lesson, thanks for the help.

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