Help with Ethereum compromised wallets

[ancharov1982]

Your privatekey or seedphrase has been compromised? Your ERC-20 tokens or NFTs still on the account balance? But when trying to send funds to pay for gas fee the funds are immediately transferred to the hacker's account? I can help you! I have a private solution that can solve the problem. Balance transfer are possible for ERC-20 tokens and for ERC-721 (NFTs). Exceptions for tokens that have a blocked transfer by the creator of the contract.
What I need to help you? Only your compromised privatekey or seedphrase (They are compromised anyway.) The cost of the service = gas fee for transfer ERC-20 or ERC-721 tokens + 10% from the balance of tokens. NO PREPAYMENTS! Payment is taken from the balance.
Work only Ethereum Mainnet. BSC and Polygon in progress.
All questions on contacts:

Telegram: https://t.me/santa_on_ture
Discord: DeDagenTure#7287

[joker_josue]

I have a private solution that can solve the problem.

But how does this method work?
Does the wallet have to have a minimum balance?
What guarantee do we have that will send the remaining balance of the wallet?

If it's such a good method, you would already be more than rich, you didn't come here looking for change.

[sovie]

I have a private solution that can solve the problem.

But how does this method work?
Does the wallet have to have a minimum balance?
What guarantee do we have that will send the remaining balance of the wallet?

If it's such a good method, you would already be more than rich, you didn't come here looking for change.

It looks like you did not understand much of this announcement. Read again, but maybe slower. It's about compromised wallets.

The only problem is that you have to trust him that he will only take 10% of your tokens. However, if you can't withdraw them anyway, then there's probably nothing to lose.

[joker_josue]

The only problem is that you have to trust him that he will only take 10% of your tokens. However, if you can't withdraw them anyway, then there's probably nothing to lose.

But that's the point. You have everything to risk, corrupted or not, the wallet remains mine.
What confidence does this user have, with so little information indicated?

[sovie]

The only problem is that you have to trust him that he will only take 10% of your tokens. However, if you can't withdraw them anyway, then there's probably nothing to lose.

But that's the point. You have everything to risk, corrupted or not, the wallet remains mine.
What confidence does this user have, with so little information indicated?

If the wallet has been compromised as he described, you cannot withdraw tokens.
You can wait for one day to find a way to withdraw tokens from there, forget about them or you can trust him. The choice is yours.

[ancharov1982]

What guarantees are we talking about? By giving me a COMPROMISED key - you lose nothing. You've already lost everything. I'm giving you a chance to get at least part of your money back, if the tokens remain intact. You don't need any balance other than tokens, it can be zero. And it will be zero, because when you try to replenish the hacked account - the bot will automatically withdraw the incoming balance. This is the hackers' way of working

[_oh_no_stop_this_]

What guarantees are we talking about? By giving me a COMPROMISED key - you lose nothing. You've already lost everything. I'm giving you a chance to get at least part of your money back, if the tokens remain intact. You don't need any balance other than tokens, it can be zero. And it will be zero, because when you try to replenish the hacked account - the bot will automatically withdraw the incoming balance. This is the hackers' way of working

So you have a smart contract that pays for gas?

[ancharov1982]

So I have a guaranteed method of returning your tokens. And how I do it is my working information. Writing a contract in these cases usually doesn't help

[_oh_no_stop_this_]

So I have a guaranteed method of returning your tokens. And how I do it is my working information. Writing a contract in these cases usually doesn't help

I was talking about a Smart Contract. This is the only way to withdraw tokens - when smart contract pays for it. Publish the smart contract address here, we will inspect it and check history of successful transactions, this will build credibility.
Up until now it's all just words.

[ancharov1982]

Again, this is not a smart contract. You probably have little understanding of how transactions work on the Ethereum network. And why should I publish my private solution here? What did you decide to check there? Is it possible to get money back from an account that has already been hacked? It is possible. I wrote earlier. This thread is published to provide a service. You are trying to set some conditions without being my client. This is the most common flood and trolling for posts.

[joker_josue]

You are trying to set some conditions without being my client. This is the most common flood and trolling for posts.

Raising doubts and clarifying how everything works in a public way helps to convey some confidence.

Now, his posture, and calling the topic trolling, for those looking for more details, does not convey confidence.

[_oh_no_stop_this_]

Again, this is not a smart contract. You probably have little understanding of how transactions work on the Ethereum network. And why should I publish my private solution here? What did you decide to check there? Is it possible to get money back from an account that has already been hacked? It is possible. I wrote earlier. This thread is published to provide a service. You are trying to set some conditions without being my client. This is the most common flood and trolling for posts.

Whatever, I am leaving this conversation.
For anyone wondering how to do that - just use a special smart contract that pays for gas when you are transferring tokens. There are also bots that do just that for a small commission.
Most importantly - you can check history of successful transactions done by the smart contract and verify commissions it takes.