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He's a scammer, that's it.
I lost money to him, LOADS of other people lost money to him.
Lemon: Give us our money back, or suck my balls, you thieving cunt wipe.
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Yup, seems like a scam to me... He owes me BTC for investing in his "company" too, he even agreed to pay me back, but then the bad salmon caused him to have a heart attack and he's too ill to click that pesky button...
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QT... Or an online one... Blockchain do a good online one.
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while 1:
hug++;
if 1 != 1
break
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I'm sad  |
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Thanks for the kind welcome  |
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You say by mistake, it's all probability. The answer is yes, they could generate your address, they would not have access to your coins though. Also, even by accident it's three bolts, the lottery and being the first human with super powers...
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If you're for real, get on BitBargain or OTC.
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Make your 1btc now... When it gets to people doing 10 btc trans, they will grab and run...
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((9/5000)*1000)*120 = $216
((BTC/BBQ)*AmountOfBBQHeld)*GoxUSD = MoneyYouHave
You have $216, hardly billions or even millions.
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Have you double/triple checked the address is correct?
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Me too... 5 posts and four hours online before you're allowed out of purgatory!
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Looks good... Playing around with it now |
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You could search the blockchain to see if there is money in an address... But you've totally skipped over getting access to the money. Just because you have a public (or even a private) key, doesn't in anyway mean you now have access to someone's coins, that's just not how it works...
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BitBargain.co.uk and OTC on IRC are both good...
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Reading, so far... No, this guy is wrong...
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Wow... That's amazing... I'll check out your code |
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