any new info on this? I have a similiar issue.
I Have access to the Email Address.
I have the old wallest.aes.json file
I know the identifier address.
I even know the bitcoin address etc.
I can't remember what exact passphrase i used for the file, cause at the time it had to be like 12 characters or something.
Unfortunately no update from me, I've tried to recover the wallet.aes.json file using btcrecover but the confirmation email never arrives. I'm expecting that once I've retrieved the wallet file I will need to create a custom wordlist, I should be able to do this in R or Python. Once the wordlist is generated I'll need to move the wallet file, btcrecover and the list to a powerful computer cluster to hammer out the password. It is likely that you'll need to do the same. |
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Have you tried offering this directly to Blizzard?
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???Question??? For example, if I ask for a 6BTC Loan, can I offer to pay it back over the course of 12 months? (including interest, of course  ) Of course they're allowed. The problem you'll find is that you're unlikely to get a loan (certainly not a 6 BTC loan) unless you've got collateral worth at least 120% of the loan amount. Also, paying in installments leads to higher fees, which in turn leads to higher interest rates for you. |
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Do you have any smaller denomination steam gift cards?
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Loan amount: 0.003 btc
repayment: 0.0035 btc on Friday, 8th. Dec
btc addy: 1GGsuvWWmR9P7Kg7dJArfGU7tgWeb16WZ7
collateral: bct account (tobi4255)
Accepted. Please send repayment on the 8th Dec to: 1vaVQAnPTqPbyjia4BXo23zoPXJWyxfuu |
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With regards to item #1... What happens if you enter the following URL into your webbrowser: https://blockchain.info/wallet/ENTER-YOUR-WALLET-ID-HERE?format=jsonfor example: https://blockchain.info/wallet/9bb4c672-563e-4806-9012-a3e8f86a0eca?format=jsonDoes the system prompt you to authorise the login attempt via Email? Do you get sent an email asking to confirm the login? If so, click authorise and try and load the URL again. You should see the wallet.aes.json text which you can copy/paste to a text file in preparation for using btcrecover. Do you have the email address originally used to register the wallet? If so, you *might* be able to get the Blockchain.info support people to supply you with the wallet.aes.json... which will contain the encrypted "payload" data for your wallet... You'd just need to run the gauntlet of ID verification etc. But I've heard it is possible. Hello, I tried out your method, I received the confirmation email, however when returning to the previous tab it did not display the wallet.aes.json data, it remained the same. Any other suggestions? |
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Surprisingly your website is well made, and might even be legit. I think if you started a small signature campaign to raise awareness your site could really take off.
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Hopefully there is a gigantic correction and the price drops back to $6-7k, so I can buy more and wait for it to return past $10k.
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The simplest solution is to do both, set aside a small fraction for trading, around 20% of your total investment and use that for trading, and hold the rest.
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What region are you located in? I'm interested but would rather avoid paying the currency conversion fee.
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seems like zoostorm have reduced the prices of these machines from £899 retail to £590 on their eBay store (with a 1TB HDD and Half the RAM). I am therefore reducing the price to £500 GBP equiv. in cryptocurrency, or cash on collection, but i will need to remove the 2x2TB seagate firecuda HDDs (as these cost me £100 a pop two months ago) but i will return the 1.75 TB HDD i had installed in there before upgrading them.
See OP for revised specs as well, and the whole thing is now going for £500.
I'll take this if you can drop to £400 in BTC. |
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Interested in getting a paypal loan. You have skype?
Looking to keep all communications over BTCtalk for now. |
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Parodium's Loan service is open for business. Low fees, and flexibly payment plans.
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There are already big, trusted members here on BTCtalk that have created group buys for large amounts of mining hardware, and also group investment projects such as Nasty Mining. These users are well established, have financial backing and are proven... In order for you get any angel capital you will need to be similar.
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This the most scammy looking post I've seen in a while..... Any volume, any payment method... Really?
Do not send this user any money.
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Bump still looking to buy a steam gift card.
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I'll pass on that for now.
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It tends to be that you only pay tax once its converted to fiat, you are not liable for taxes whilst hodling. You may in fact be entitled to tax breaks if you lose money when cashing out BTC to fiat.
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Hypnosis is real, though often over-exaggerated in media. There are personality nuances that make certain people more susceptible, e.g. gullibility, extroversion and superstition.
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Do you have prophetic dreams? I think that every person has dreamed once in his life, which was then fulfilled. Where do these dreams come from and how can a person know the future?
If you consider the fact that you dream most nights, the odds are the you will simply by chance dream something that will happen in future. There is no such thing as clairvoyance as that would assume predestination. I do not believe humans can innately know the future, however with predictive technology we may be able to predict it with very high accuracy. You better hope the past, present and future are not simultaneous if you value your free will. |
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