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hi! I lost my bitcoin ID so I need a good hacker to get my funds, I would do 50/50 with him.

N.B: I have my bitcoin address of my last transaction so I need the private key of this address.


Thanks !

What do youean by your "bitcoin ID". Do you have the private key but lost the passphrase? If you just lost the private key, they're gone. If it's the passphrase then you may be able to recover it but that's only if it's not a massive amount of characters and you have a general idea of what it may be.

Good luck! I'd clarify on what I asked then you may be able to have someone help you assuming you have the private key.

That is a very serious problem for you, you will lose all your funds there, I hope you find the help is really good and can return your money again

Having the public key or a transaction won't help at all in retrieving either your private key or your password to your bitcoin wallet.

I would suggest looking up Dave's Wallet Recovery Services and talking to him. He offers you better rates than 50/50, and is a real expert at this. If he's unable to help you (and he'll explain why), then it's probably a waste of time for anyone else as well.

Public Reminder: Always have secure backups of your keys and passwords.

yes very serious because I have more than 1 million dollars from my bitcoin account.
here is my icq for anyone who wants to help me:
ICQ: 728168173
Thanks!

No one is going to be able to hack bitcoin for you cause you lost your key, password, etc. Also you just seem like someone who thinks that if you give someone an address they're going to be able to crack the code on Bitcoin, if this was the case we wouldn't be a currency and worth hundreds of billions in market value.

I say go back to whatever country you're from and stop trying to bsly scam on here.

For shits and giggles though, whats the address?

^ Maybe the OP means that he lost his Private Key. If that is the case then your bitcoin is lost forever. There is no way to crack private keys of bitcoin or any crypto. The next time you create bitcoin addresses store your private keys on multiple copies. Much better if you have a copy in hard (paper) and soft (usb) format. store it on a safe place ex: vault. goodluck

hi brother i can help you just inbox me on amster6611@gmail.com
its easy job but you nead to do preciselly wat i say
i wait for you just email me and i will help you  ;)

That bitcoins is not yours after this event. Public key and wallet can be repaired, but the private key cannot be repaired. You should continue to look because i may be thinking wrong. Do not give up until you get what you want.

Sounds a lot like someone that is trying to find someone to help him hack into someone else's account. Call me skeptical!

You literally didn't answer anything. If you have "1 million dollars" in your "bitcoin account" then I would suspect that at some point you knew wtf you where doing, but it sure as hell sounds like you don't have a clue. So basically this is a black hat hack attempt. Why not just come out and say that?

For future reference, you don't have a bitcoin account. You also don't have any dollars in the account that doesn't exist. Scam better.

Oh, I see. This is a scam.


This type of scam is not unusual. Typically, the scammer will:

1. Try to convince someone to buy the address.
2. Try to convince a newbie to send them some bitcoins in order to unlock the account.

hi brother its me again i lost my skype account
please tell me your skype name i really nead to talk with you
thanks  ;)

any one can hack block chain  ;D  ;D

That is just impossible to get it back. There is no way you can make this hack happen and get your bitcoins back. There is only one way to do it and thats by getting your private keys. The way to get them is to look for the place where you stored it, may be email, key logger, pasted in the notebook or something like that. You have to stress yourself to remember where you might have stored it. So get that key and then we ca talk about the hack. The hack is not possible in the bitcoin wallet and that is how it is designed in the first place. The security is so much that not even the wallet provider can do anything about it.