I am trying to sweep SegWit dust accounts on a Ledger Nano S to a new account but it seems that there is always a little bit of BTC that remains. Selecting MAX does not select the whole balance. Net amount plus fees never equals total. I have also tried custom fees in various combinations and sizes up to 1000/byte by trial and error but I can never get it to the total in the wallet.

Any ideas of what the best way is to clean out all accounts, or is there another client I can hook the Ledger to with coin control so that I can manually select the problematic blocks?

NBGH keep deleting my warning posts in the Eaglecoin thread and has now locked the thread at the point just after he says there is a new wallet and big news is coming. He is obviously hoping that unsuspecting people will download the infected wallet and then he steals their passwords and wallet.dat files.

Here is the Virustotal link to the wallet he posted on 25 August and judge for yourself. Be very careful of the Eaglecoin wallet and compare the SHA256 checksum to the Virustotal checksum to see if you are running an infected wallet.

Wallet updated.Big news coming for eagle very soon

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/0f56e64231cbccdae04476b1f8e0426574e8a1908d330e0defa2212ff152a3d1/analysis/1440815970/

Original (now locked) thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1104710.0

"In the UK's 2015 Budget, the Chancellor announced a number of policies in relation to digital currencies. These are intended to create the right environment for legitimate actors to flourish and to create a hostile environment for illicit users of digital currencies.

Most importantly, as part of its commitment to a healthy, regulated crypto-currency environment, the government plans to apply anti-money laundering (AML) and know your customer (KYC)  regulation to digital currency exchanges in the UK."

Link to article.