Someone with Bitcoin Core to help

[Maverick1492]

Have no free disk space on my PC, could someone Access my wallet to send bitcoins out to another account? Its just 0.0039.

[N0sferatu]

You will probably get dozens of messages from people who are willing to "help" you. But they won't - there is a high chance of getting scammed!
Sharing your private keys it not advisable at all - at least you should never use that address again after.

Please, directly contact extremely trusted (green trust!), high ranked users. Maybe someone from this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2439910.0

...or better: get free disk space.

[Maverick1492]

Don't actually need the application, I just commit the mistake of sending coins to the wallet. Could you please do that for me?

[feryjhie]

Don't actually need the application, I just commit the mistake of sending coins to the wallet. Could you please do that for me?

do you accidentally send a bitcoin to another address that you don't own the private key?
if you own the private key then it's easy you can visit coinb.in and make a transaction there.
here the youtube video  How To Send Dogecoins Using Coinb.in With No Transaction Fee, step is the same in that video

[mocacinno]

So you have funded an address that belongs to a core wallet you own, but don't have the diskspace to do a full sync?
Then i'm happy to tell you the following: you don't need to do a full sync!

Just run the core wallet, and while it's syncing export the private keys belonging to the address you funded => import those private keys in an SPV wallet (like electrum, but make sure you download from the official repo + check the signatures) => then just spend the unspent output yourself

Faaaaar less risk than sharing your walletfile!

[N0sferatu]

Don't actually need the application, I just commit the mistake of sending coins to the wallet. Could you please do that for me?

No, i'm not considered a trusted person here.

If you would ask me who i trust here, i would probably give you these names:

minerjones: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=346731
krogothmanhattan: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1000199
Hhampuz: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=881377

This is no advice - always do your own research.

[Maverick1492]

So you have funded an address that belongs to a core wallet you own, but don't have the diskspace to do a full sync?
Then i'm happy to tell you the following: you don't need to do a full sync!

Just run the core wallet, and while it's syncing export the private keys belonging to the address you funded => import those private keys in an SPV wallet (like electrum, but make sure you download from the official repo + check the signatures) => then just spend the unspent output yourself

Faaaaar less risk than sharing your walletfile!

Ok, this may work. The problem now is that I get a wrong private key not corresponding to my funded wallet.