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Title: Buying empty wallets Post by: hall_the_protocol on February 02, 2019, 09:12:39 AM Hello!
Im currently buying EMPTY bitcoin wallets (wallet.dat from bitcoin core for example) with transactions that meet this requirements: 30-50 BTC total income in 2012-2016, perfect case - in single transaction Then in 2018-2019 all funds was spend And now its empty or close to zero Im interested in 5-6 wallets not connected to each other (if you have multiple to sell) You can send me bitcoin address to check and suggest your price for its wallet file or key, thanks! Escrow service is ok Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: ilog on February 02, 2019, 10:46:31 AM Hi, how much your are looking to pay?
Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: buckrogers on February 02, 2019, 05:45:26 PM What is the purpose of you buying these wallets?
It might help people understand the huge privacy risk in your offer 😎 Thanks! Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: Anduck on February 02, 2019, 05:46:26 PM Hi, how much your are looking to pay? I'm also interested in this. Does the OP care if airdropped coins have been sold or not? Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: TheNewAnon135246 on February 02, 2019, 05:58:42 PM What is the purpose of you buying these wallets? It might help people understand the huge privacy risk in your offer 😎 Thanks! Sounds like tax evasion. Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: wheelz1200 on February 02, 2019, 08:08:33 PM Whatever it is it doesn't sound honest, maybe to scam someone to show a signed message from an account that had a decent amount of coin to get someone "trust" they have a certain amount of coin....or to claim the airdrops. Either way it's a swindle
Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: buckrogers on February 02, 2019, 09:59:01 PM Whatever it is it doesn't sound honest, maybe to scam someone to show a signed message from an account that had a decent amount of coin to get someone "trust" they have a certain amount of coin....or to claim the airdrops. Either way it's a swindle Yea you think? Lol 1st post for OP. With very specific requirements - if it sounds to good to be true it probably is a scam Thanks! Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: Anduck on February 02, 2019, 10:25:02 PM My guess is that most of empty wallet buyers are buying them to sell the airdropped tokens (that not all people know of). Now when OP wants unlinked wallets, that makes me think that OP wants the private information specifically that these old wallets carry.... :/
In any case, nobody should sell their private keys etc., unless you know extremely well what you're doing. It's bad for security & privacy (for you and others) and generally not worth it at all. Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: hall_the_protocol on February 03, 2019, 02:08:03 AM Sounds like tax evasion. Yep. And something to flex ;D I don't care about tokens and whatever you done with your wallet, my requirements are simple enough. Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: Faper on May 02, 2019, 09:27:06 PM I have my own wallet
Trade for 500k$ from 2017-2019 Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: hall_the_protocol on September 12, 2019, 02:29:40 PM Still, need more wallets
Title: Re: Buying empty wallets Post by: docthusinh on January 13, 2020, 11:46:36 PM My guess is that most of empty wallet buyers are buying them to sell the airdropped tokens (that not all people know of). Now when OP wants unlinked wallets, that makes me think that OP wants the private information specifically that these old wallets carry.... :/ In any case, nobody should sell their private keys etc., unless you know extremely well what you're doing. It's bad for security & privacy (for you and others) and generally not worth it at all. You've gold plated the issue to much, check the US tax law specifically the IRS then you will know it's a legit (and urgent) need of buying such a wallet. |