Free Vanity Address's ( 1-5 Digits )

[WhyFhy]

I've been playing with Tails and other live OS's
Just looking to mess around will send you your pkey via privnote over 2 or 3 messages . Manually entering from for offline system.
These are intended for novelty , I'm doing for fun wont be keeping keys(closing terminal after each generation) so if your pkey doesnt work I can retry.
Use these for a tip jar or faucet cash out, parking ect.

Cant generate some characters.

Submit request in the Following format

Code:

1examp

If you just want to see one generated and dont want the key let me know.
If youd like something printed and mailed let me know.
Idea's? Let me know!

[WhyFhy]

Reserved List Of Generated Addresses and Users

[mindrust]

Sorry to blow your bubble but anyone can create his own vanitygen address without any external help.

Go to here and download the binary for windows...
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Vanitygen

A 5 digit vanitygen address only takes a few secs to be created. Just tried it with my gtx1070 and it takes 3-5 hours to create a 7-digit address. So your PC must be slow as a donkey if 5 digits is your max.

Warning:

Do not use this service.

I don't know the OP, maybe he is an honest guy, maybe not. Just don't trust strangers with your private keys. Never.

[WhyFhy]

Sorry to blow your bubble but anyone can create his own vanitygen address without any external help.

Go to here and download the binary for windows...
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Vanitygen

A 5 digit vanitygen address only takes a few secs to be created. Just tried it with my gtx1070 and it takes 3-5 hours to create a 7-digit address. So your PC must be slow as a donkey if 5 digits is your max.

Warning:

Do not use this service.

I don't know the OP, maybe he is an honest guy, maybe not. Just don't trust strangers with your private keys. Never.

 Like I said novelty Im simply doing a little playing around , Im not going to hang up my system for free longer vanitys. I'm into ASIC not GFX (nor do I game)  Also Windows is garbage. Im using debian based stuff on offline computer.

I do however agree with the private key argument I just didnt want to be doing what im doing for no reason and figured I could try something "fun". hence "Novelty"
I dont appreciate you telling people not to trust me or not to use my "service" without basis. 
For others take it as it is im not on here selling paper wallets I printed , Just messing around.

[AdolfinWolf]

I dont appreciate you telling people not to trust me or not to use my "service" without basis.  

Correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't you stating in the OP that you're sending over the "private key", and that you won't keep it because you delete the session?
You can access any of these keys/adresses whenever you want. We'd need to have blind trust in you not stealing your funds, and i don't see what would warrant that kind of trust. imo mindrust definitely has an argument here.

Just looking to mess around will send you your pkey via privnote over 2 or 3 messages . Manually entering from for offline system.
These are intended for novelty , I'm doing for fun wont be keeping keys(closing terminal after each generation) so if your pkey doesnt work I can retry.
Use these for a tip jar or faucet cash out, parking ect.

Even though you might be legit, It's still kind of awkward to store your funds on an adress you know someone has the private keys to. (And as rust stated, anyone can generate a vanity adress for themselves if they really want to do so.)

[The Cryptovator]

Warning!: If you are going to generate Vanity Address from OP, that means your private key shared with OP. And there is high risk of lost your fund. Its fine if you are creating address just for fun. But holding fund on that address means OP have access of your fund. Its look OP isn't highly trusted here.

@OP although your intention is good but you are not trustworthy enough. Although I am not going to tag but its better to avoid this kind of services. My suggestion, Lock your thread.

[WhyFhy]

I dont appreciate you telling people not to trust me or not to use my "service" without basis.  

Correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't you stating in the OP that you're sending over the "private key", and that you won't keep it because you delete the session?
You can access any of these keys/adresses whenever you want. We'd need to have blind trust in you not stealing your funds, and i don't see what would warrant that kind of trust. imo mindrust definitely has an argument here.

to clairify ill be manually entering the keys on privnote in sections. each privenote destructs after being read. after i send the last prive note i close the terminal . period. if there's a type-o we can retry with new add since teminal is closed after i send private key.

Just looking to mess around will send you your pkey via privnote over 2 or 3 messages . Manually entering from for offline system.
These are intended for novelty , I'm doing for fun wont be keeping keys(closing terminal after each generation) so if your pkey doesnt work I can retry.
Use these for a tip jar or faucet cash out, parking ect.

Even though you might be legit, It's still kind of awkward to store your funds on an adress you know someone has the private keys to. (And as rust stated, anyone can generate a vanity adress for themselves if they really want to do so.)
[/quote] It may be awkward but plenty of people keys are custodial fact is mine's gone after I send it in privnote. only way ill have it is if I remember it.  That's where the trust falls into play. Ive been around I understand the skepticism , this is for fun for me I have no interest in user's funds. Honestly its an exercise for me to make custom vanity wallets or community mint novelty notes. Based on an interest in I've had in Satori ,Casasious, Leana ,Denarium and other's . (Im pretty sure I spelled all those wrong)

[WhyFhy]

Warning!: If you are going to generate Vanity Address from OP, that means your private key shared with OP. And there is high risk of lost your fund. Its fine if you are creating address just for fun. But holding fund on that address means OP have access of your fund. Its look OP isn't highly trusted here.

@OP although your intention is good but you are not trustworthy enough. Although I am not going to tag but its better to avoid this kind of services. My suggestion, Lock your thread.

Its not self moderated.

[Rath_]

@LoyceV has been offering a similar service for a long time. @DarkStar_ is also willing to search for SegWit vanity addresses with up to 7 custom characters. They are both trusted members of our community, but despite that they are requesting users to use the split key method. Even though you are not interested in anyone's funds, you should ask users to provide their public key.

[WhyFhy]

@LoyceV has been offering a similar service for a long time. @DarkStar_ is also willing to search for SegWit vanity addresses with up to 7 custom characters. They are both trusted members of our community, but despite that they are requesting users to use the split key method. Even though you are not interested in anyone's funds, you should ask users to provide their public key.

Thats actually a good idea, had I known LoyceV was doing this I probably would'nt have started this and just stuck to what I was doing, or at least learned from example. Let it die I'll delete tomorrow

[roosbit]

@DarkStar_ is also willing to search for SegWit vanity addresses with up to 7 custom characters.

SegWit you say....Would you be so kind to help with DarkStars thread.

[Rath_]

SegWit you say....Would you be so kind to help with DarkStars thread.

He's doing it in the same topic as Loyce. Check the 11th page of the topic. I'm also willing to help with searching for addresses with up to 7 custom characters.

Let it die I'll delete tomorrow

Consider leaving it as it is. Some people might learn about vanity addresses thanks to this topic.

[LoyceV]

Thats actually a good idea, had I known LoyceV was doing this I probably would'nt have started this and just stuck to what I was doing, or at least learned from example. Let it die I'll delete tomorrow

Allow me to make the warning a bit bigger: Never trust anyone with your private keys! If you're not the only person who knows your keys, you don't own the funds!

You'll need a trust level similar to Casascius before anyone should even consider trusting you with their private keys, and even then you should only do it for special occasions (such as physical coins). It's completely unnecessary for vanity addresses. Use split key, or make them yourself.

There's a known scammer on the forum who up to today spams the Beginners board with his vanity scam website in his signature, tricking innocent Newbies on a board that doesn't show his very red trust. Don't be like Velkro. Even if you mean well, you shouldn't even consider this.
Remember: Verify, don't trust (I don't know who to attribute this quote to)

[Xylber]

The service has no sense, anybody even with an old CPU can create addresses of 1-5 digits. And the dangers of letting somebody else to create it for you are enourmous.

There is also a "split" method, as already mentioned, but I recommend to make the address yourself anyway.
And as said, it would be easy to replace what is offered in this service (1-5 digits), and if you have power to spare, even 9 to 11

[feryjhie]

The service has no sense, anybody even with an old CPU can create addresses of 1-5 digits. And the dangers of letting somebody else to create it for you are enourmous.

Yeah it easily to create a vanity address but usually the people that want a vanity address don't know how to create it 

[bL4nkcode]

The service has no sense, anybody even with an old CPU can create addresses of 1-5 digits. And the dangers of letting somebody else to create it for you are enourmous.

Yeah it easily to create a vanity address but usually the people that want a vanity address don't know how to create it  

There's google and youtube you know than just risking your money to be stolen from the one who created the vanity address for you.

I don't recommend this service either, not unless if he use the split method.