Yeah, we can't take your word for it, if you're telling the truth.


What did the hacker do? did he scam anyone? because this is looking very suspicious now. Most people claim their account was hacked when they have 'scammed' someone.
Hopefully that is not the case.

We'll all organise a party, get some pizza's in and buy/sell from a better exchange.

So hang on a second.


Do people use Bitcoin just to cash out? or do they use Bitcoin to actually make it thrive into a currency.


It seems I'm one of a few people who actually want to keep my well earned Bitcoin and help it turn into a thriving and widely used currency.

Lol, yes it is.


But to the OP, maybe web design/ programming very profitable.

I have now received my Bitcoins off Wardrick, it was very late, but I'm glad that I actually got them.


He/she apologised and was very polite, but I would beware with dealing in the future.

The people who are saying I'm going to cash out when the value of Bitcoin reaches X amount, then you're not really supporting Bitcoin, you see it has a quick rich scheme.
But, your wrong, most of the people I see today jumped on to Bitcoin because it was worth so little a while back and sky rocketed.
So now they want it to happen again and cash out.

But, in fact I can't see it going beyond $200 this year, maybe next year.
I have NOT invested any fiat money into Bitcoin, I have invested my time into Bitcoin and my knowledge (Not much knowledge but hey).
Now, I'm in Bitcoin to help it grow and thrive and hopefully grow into a widely used currency.


I ask politely, for you to support Bitcoin and not just say it's bad because it's losing value, it's actually stronger than most currencies.

I always ask people to PM if I think it's trusted, and I normally do this to other people.

There has been a few threads about him now...

Lol, okay

That's exactly what I do.
Really I don't need a paper wallet because I have a OFFLINE computer, but I always like to go the extra step.

Is there any guideline on the price?

OP,

I wish you the best and hope you CAN recover from this.
It's not nice at all, I have never had my Bitcoins stolen like this, but I have been scammed which is pretty much the same.



Best of luck!

AGAIN, that is not BITCOIN itself, that's the users who mess up. Bitcoin can be stored safe on a paper wallet.
Internet  banking is the safe, I don't use it personally, why?
One of my friends has had their money taken, yes it was returned, but that's not the point.

People who understand, know how to make a paper wallet, now say that your house get's broken into and they find this 'paper wallet' this paper wallet can be disguised and not look like anything but a product key, someone who doesn't know what Bitcoin is, will not have a clue.

Anyway, I don't even store my paper wallet in my house, but in a external location.

I like your post, you said about encryption and how back ups can be used, and that is 100% correct.
Encryption basically does nothing, at all with the Bitcoin client.

So, you think BANKS are more secure than storing your own money? If that's the case look at the Cyprus case.
To be honest, Banks are about as safe as storing your money in a fire proof safe.
However, I wouldn't put my money around my house, I would have it in a external location.

+1, Bitcoin is ready, Bitcoin it's self has not had a problem.
Only the people who are using Bitcoin has had problems, for example this post. Because the currency is a online currency, it's more prone to attacks, but this is just the same as having your bank account online.
If you have your bank account online, it's the exactly the same as having your Bitcoin online, however, Bitcoin can be easier to get because it's located on your HD and more easier to access.
But, to counteract that in a few ways.
You could if you really wanted to, store your Bitcoins on your own dedicated server but to be quite honest, your better of having a paper wallet, they are more secure than any of the methods I have came across.

It will never happen, I don't think it will become close either, there will be hundreds of Bitcoin bubbles before then.

OP = Original poster



But, I disagree.
I don't help people who have a attitude against me. He's basically blaming the Bitcoin community that his money has been stolen.
Bitcoin has enough hate in the news and his not needed here.
If he would of responded more polite, maybe people would of helped him.

Yeah, after each transaction they ask if their trading partner would write something good about them, but IF the trading partner is actually satisfied with the trade, they would actually leave good feedback themselves.
Instead they feel the need to make a reputation thread, which in my opinion is not needed.

Exactly this, WE are not the ones that stole from you. So there is no NEED to give us attitude. I do feel sorry for you, because I would be devastated, but I would still remain polite to others.

Maybe, people can help you, for future reference.