My generous benefactor...

[hilariousandco]

Man that will be worth so much in 10 years. I want to receive one satoshi from a stranger on the internet
Address: 1GYJpxPmYU8iRCBu28mDeYSN3aM6RU9nPh

They never get confirmed so it's pointless.

[sase007]

Man that will be worth so much in 10 years. I want to receive one satoshi from a stranger on the internet
Address: 1GYJpxPmYU8iRCBu28mDeYSN3aM6RU9nPh

Tried to, but I dont have enough BTC to pay fee in wallet

+ it would take years to get some confirmation

[u9y42]

Man that will be worth so much in 10 years. I want to receive one satoshi from a stranger on the internet
Address: 1GYJpxPmYU8iRCBu28mDeYSN3aM6RU9nPh

They never get confirmed so it's pointless.

Precisely. Most miners won't ever include those transactions since they are below the 5430 satoshi limit.

[guybrushthreepwood]

One of them has finally disappeared from my account  'Enjoy' is still there though.

[go4gold]

Enjoy.

[eafdeafd]

Enjoy.

Oh I will.

[ManeBjorn]

I got a couple of these today too.
Pretty funny.
It would be nice though to see someday a couple Bitcoins appear in my account.
I've always helped others when I could it is kind of scary to be on the other end of it now and in need with how silent it is from those I helped in the past. 

Ah well my 1 satoshi each from Enjoy and Sochi I'm sure will not get confirmed but fun none the less.

[mfhc]

This happened to a lot of people recently, it can be used to track which addresses are associated with another. For example, if you send money from your wallet and it includes that satoshi in a transaction, the person that sent the satoshi knows that you also own the other sending address. A way to stop this is to send your coins through a mixer.

I am just interested: can you explain how is this possible or provide a link where is it explained please?

[yatsey87]

This happened to a lot of people recently, it can be used to track which addresses are associated with another. For example, if you send money from your wallet and it includes that satoshi in a transaction, the person that sent the satoshi knows that you also own the other sending address. A way to stop this is to send your coins through a mixer.

I am just interested: can you explain how is this possible or provide a link where is it explained please?

Sounds like BS. It was just spam. How could sending money to an address make it traceable?

[guybrushthreepwood]

This happened to a lot of people recently, it can be used to track which addresses are associated with another. For example, if you send money from your wallet and it includes that satoshi in a transaction, the person that sent the satoshi knows that you also own the other sending address. A way to stop this is to send your coins through a mixer.

I am just interested: can you explain how is this possible or provide a link where is it explained please?

Sounds like BS. It was just spam. How could sending money to an address make it traceable?

Some people in another thread were making out like it was something more sinister. I was worried for a moment.