Electrum wallet address change?!

[sickfs2]

Yeah I haven't asked him yet because I didn't know what to ask him for for verification
Ok sounds good. Please help a noob a bit more please..After I ask him to sign the msg, what would be the next steps? How do I check?

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[LoyceV]

How do I check?

Electrum > Tools > Sign/verify Message > enter data > Verify

[bob123]

After I ask him to sign the msg, what would be the next steps? How do I check?

Either verify the signature within electrum, as showed by LoyceV or use a website (e.g. https://brainwalletx.github.io/#verify) to do so.
If the signature is valid, you can be sure that the person with access to the private key did sign that message. This either has to be person A or someone who gained access to person A's private key.

[sickfs2]

Uh guys so he's asking what do I mean. Can someone like, send me a link to a youtube video for the tutorial..

[bob123]

Uh guys so he's asking what do I mean. Can someone like, send me a link to a youtube video for the tutorial..

It really is not that hard.
Chances are high you are being scammed.

If he doesn't know how to sign a message, he could have just googled it.
If he doesn't know how to google, he doesn't know how to "hack".

He is an impersonator. And most likely a script kiddy with no clue whatsoever.

[posi]

Uh guys so he's asking what do I mean. Can someone like, send me a link to a youtube video for the tutorial..

I dont think hes the hacker he proclaimed to be either cause he shouldnt have ask you what you mean and a little google reseach is enough for him to know how to sign a message. Send him this link but you need to be more careful cause it could be an imposter as you thought.