I feel stupid...

[Kontsnor]

Well, just like the title suggests, I feel kind of stupid..

I created a wallet at easycoin, which seemed like a basic wallet, so it would suffice for my needs.
But this piece of crap OP here, was so dumb to not google the name, before submitting BTC there (luckily it was only one BTC).
So I transferred my BTC there, and in a matter of seconds, it was gone

I guess this is kind of getting it of my chest, and a warning to other newbies, to look around, before just doing dumb stuff.

[favdesu]

blockchain.info is probably the only reliable only wallet.

and yeah, lesson learned OP

[Kontsnor]

blockchain.info is probably the only reliable only wallet.

and yeah, lesson learned OP

Yep, that's where my new wallet's at.
But since I'm just a poor lil' student, it is quite a bit of money to lose. Ah well, let's just say that shit happens.

Edit:
I don't really like to beg, but any donations would be appriciated:
1AGagEtv5DpwzCiPkUkXqUF6HwBmTFEWa2

[LoudPacKK]

Happens to the best of us bud. Don't feel
Stupid, just use reputable wallets. IE: blockchain.info

[Kontsnor]

I would always advise you too use trusted wallets, for example like Blockchain.com or Inputs.io is another popular one. Both Admins are active on the forums and will support you if you need anything.

Yeah, I must say the inputs admins are helpful, I tried creating a wallet there, but I couldn't log in, because of a apostrophe in my town name, and after mailing they (tried) to fix it immedeatly (sorry for spelling fails ).

Ah well, time to start over I guess.

[AAQAQ]

Thanks for posting this.  You probably saved me from making the same mistake.  Just signed up at blockchain!

[Kontsnor]

Thanks for posting this.  You probably saved me from making the same mistake.  Just signed up at blockchain!

Haha, you're welcome! Glad I saved your BTC

[marcovaldo]

Put a second authentification in blockchain.info and don't choose an easy password, some people got hacked there.
+ don't be keylogged

[monbux]

Well, just like the title suggests, I feel kind of stupid..

I created a wallet at easycoin, which seemed like a basic wallet, so it would suffice for my needs.
But this piece of crap OP here, was so dumb to not google the name, before submitting BTC there (luckily it was only one BTC).
So I transferred my BTC there, and in a matter of seconds, it was gone

I guess this is kind of getting it of my chest, and a warning to other newbies, to look around, before just doing dumb stuff.

lesson learned, Listen to others before you do it yourself in these kinds of situations, AND a big mistake you made was transfer so much at once.  you should have just put a small amount and see if it works or not.

[monbux]

Put a second authentification in blockchain.info and don't choose an easy password, some people got hacked there.
+ don't be keylogged

Exactly, I bet you there are some people there who make their password, "password"

[sealberrder]

Put a second authentification in blockchain.info and don't choose an easy password, some people got hacked there.
+ don't be keylogged

Exactly, I bet you there are some people there who make their password, "password"

In fact dont use dictionary word as your password

[marcovaldo]

Yes, and always use numbers / letters (upper and lower case), with also other characters.

[turbo.dominguez]

by the way I think the most reliable solution - is a offline wallet

[PhenixCoin]

There are many ways to keep your cryptocurrency safe, there are very few reasons to use an online wallet. Only one that I can think of : when you want to acces your BTC when all you have acces to is an internet browser. But even then I'd much rather keep my coins in an exchange that I trust.

[r3c4ll]

Yes, and always use numbers / letters (upper and lower case), with also other characters.

That's right!... I don't understand why it isn't the global default policy/rules for set password yet?

[Welsh]

There are many ways to keep your cryptocurrency safe, there are very few reasons to use an online wallet. Only one that I can think of : when you want to acces your BTC when all you have acces to is an internet browser. But even then I'd much rather keep my coins in an exchange that I trust.

One of the best ways to secure your wallet would have to be on a offline computer. There's many tutorials on showing how to deposit and withdraw and set up these wallets on a offline computer.