If they don't even have a decent website, I highly doubt they can develop a hardware wallet.

and most importantly, there's little info about the wallet so you don't know what you're getting into. The usual red flags which are unknown team, new in the market, faking a review applies too.

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I was actually just talking about in terms of btc prepaid cards since I couldn't find any other provider that's available to Russia-based ppl besides cryptopay.  So If I'm right, a consumer only has 2 options.

but in general, I don't see why they're not your "direct competitor" when they're also offering the same services/products for almost the same countries.

Yup, that's an old scheme. In the future avoid any "too good to be true" offers and be extra cautious when it comes to strangers.

I disagree with the last statement tho. This matter is out of primedice's hands and they hold no responsibility for this. Not to mention that the scammers could just be using primedice's name and aren't really playing at all.

most of them are from apirone.com tho which is the payment processor they're using and is affiliated with them seeing at how much they spam promote it, see here https://twitter.com/apirone_com/with_replies

but in this review, they acted as if they they're not affiliated with them SatoshiDisk Review – Online Marketplace with Bitcoin forwarding (same content but in a diff site)
In this tweet, they made it seem like they got featured by buzzfeed (of all places why buzzfeed lmao). Since links aren't fully shown in twitter it looks like "https://www.buzzfeed.com/apirone/satosh ..."


an example of a legit one is https://www.buzzfeed.com/bekoconnell/things-that-can-bring-some-life-to-your-to-your-home (so buzzfeed.com/author/the-full-title-here)

I would never trust a site who fakes reviews and they are really on par with satoshibox looking at the web design and how little info they provide. Look for something better, not something that's on the same level as them.


Another one that is on par with satoshibox. 2 years and still lacks user reviews, tho there are untrusted and(or) obscure websites who wrote about it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@LTU_btc, this answers your question


@op what's up with the fees? there's even a 30 USD fee for paper statement. If that's the case i don't see a point of having a btc prepaid card

Have you guys taken a look at your competitor tho? https://cryptopay.me/bitcoin-debit-card/#russia

What they do hold is the encrypted version, having an access would be a different story since when you generate your seed and encrypt/decrypt them, it is done client side.

and if you're talking about the miner fees, none of those goes to blockchain.com as it goes to the miners. you can always confirm this in any block explorer.

Just wanna let you know that your problem requires staff from blockchain.com in order to be solved and there's no one here. However, that doesn't mean posting here is useless bc you could still get advice from users and let ppl know what you experienced.

You could try your luck in twitter https://twitter.com/blockchain.

and yes, blockchain.com is worth ditching, doesn't matter which service you use. They're the type that would rather add more stuff that would bring more users rather than fixing the current problems they have. It is known to be buggy and that becomes more evident whenever a surge of users comes in.

there are better options when it comes to wallet and trading.

My country issued warnings too but since they didn't literally hinder the cryptocurrency from growing, it just kept growing. I'm not really updated in what's going on in the said country, but looking at the latest news about them, they don't seem to be closed minded when it comes to cryptocurrency and the blockchain tech developments

https://cointelegraph.com/tags/uganda

@anyone who says there's no demand for physical copies (doesn't matter which type of book)

Choosing between ebook and paperback is a subjective thing. You can't just say there is no demand when brick and mortar bookstores are doing good and most books having a paperback version.

Not to mention that physical books are something you collect now bc having them physically is totally different. There are some that are "rare" (limited edition, first print, etc..) but for the most part, the reader gives value to a certain book, it depends on how much they like them. and there's a handful of users here who likes to collect.


depends on the extent of knowledge you wanna pursue. sure there's no prob in the basics but if you wanna dive into technicalities, books would be better.

Are we looking at the same site? https://cryptoslate.com

It looks like a site where you get specific information, what kind of business do you wanna do with them? advertising?

With bitcoin having only a little screentime, the documentary not being extremely hyped and that the large portion of ppl who are gonna watch this are already cryptocoins holders, I doubt it's gonna happen.

That aside, I'm definitely watching this. I hope it is done objectively.

With no way to derive your private keys (of the addresses of the UTXO's you're tyring to spend) from the backup sheet which are needed to sign your transaction, I don't think you can do it.

I'm getting the same thing so prob is not on your side.

Nothing is said on twitter- https://twitter.com/tokenjar_io
I took a look in their telegram- https://t.me/tokenjarenglish, and some users have already asked the same thing but there was nothing from the admins. Their last seen's were either many moons ago or 12-13 hours ago.

Well, just keep checking both of their twitter and telegram.

EDIT:

as of 08:09:24 AM forum time, site is back again. I'm not sure when is the last time I visited the site, but UI isn't the same as it is now, maybe it's because they had to revamp it? still weird that nothing was announced 

noprob!

does btc.com not allow you to set a custom fee?

if so, you can try the recovery tool and see if it allows you to set a custom fee. Other than that, I can't think of anything besides waiting for the mempool to clear up. Mining fee's are based on the transaction size and current network condition, if there are a lot of unconfirmed transactions, the fee increases.

Recovery tool: https://help.btc.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003783333-How-do-I-recover-my-wallet-using-the-backup-PDF-

Uhhh what? That's completely wrong. Most ppl I saw here aren't like that ofc that includes me and this matter relates to money security.

please edit your post and remove that link which contains your backup sheet as it basically allows ppl to steal your coins.

also delete the document on scribd

ah crap you're offline

EDIT:

Nevermind, I panicked hahahha

anyway, you can't import your private key as it's impossible to export even with the backup sheet afaik so just make a transaction and send it to your address in electrum.

and you must have a lot of UTXO to have that fee. What you can do to lessen the fee is use a transaction accelerator like https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator
If you're planning to use the free service, make sure to read and follow the "How does Transaction Accelerator work?" section below.

Seconded since what is the use of the digital backup if they would still rely on their paper backup for the word order. Reddit op probably had a pattern in their mind which should not be super complicated as it should be easy to remember.

Asking your clients to delete their forum posts is a bad practice especially since they usually don't conform which is the case for this one judging from op's posts and their last active date- April 01, 2019, 09:43:49 PM. Now, ppl are gonna think you wanna hide this ever happened.

Rather than doing that, it's better to just provide an explanation for transparency. From what I see, the problem has been solved but you may wanna try to shed light to op's other statements. and don't worry any sane person wouldn't just base their conclusions from the thread title alone, the content is what's important.

Having no back up is not good. In case you can't login in the .com site using a regular browser, your bitcoins are lost as you no longer have any access to them. But since it's possible that you could be using bc.com's old wallet which is legacy wallet (if you did not switch), you could try looking for "wallet.aes.json" file in your email and importing it here https://login.blockchain.com/wallet/import-wallet

I'm sure you've used binance and kucoin already but the 2BTC limit for non-verified replenishes every day (you can check it on their site it's the limit per 24H) but the risky part is we don't know when will the "your account showed suspicious activity pls verify your acc" card will show up. It tends to show up on big amounts tho as it is noticeable so tone down the amount you trade each day.