10% discount on Ledger hardware wallets

[Pmalek]

Of course it doesn't.  Why would they bother to mention a major detail like that when they've already established a precedent of omitting even more important, fundamental details about how their devices work?  Fuck them and the diseased horse they rode in on, their partners, and I hope the company is headed toward insolvency (though there's no chance in hell they would give so much as a hint of that and would only announce it after all the bankruptcy paperwork was filed).

I have to agree with you about the forgetting to mention important information or deliberately omitting the ugly truth part. But I remember that some of their past marketing emails contained more information, including the exchange service the promotion was connected to. But don't take my word for it. Memory is a bitch. Regarding the insolvency part, I don't think that's happening any time soon. 

[Pmalek]

Ledger currently has an ongoing 20% discount for their colored Ledger Nano hardware wallets and the seed extraction Ledger Recover feature. To take advantage of it, you would need to enter the code "COLOR20" during checkout. The discount only applies to the models in colors Pastel Green, Amethyst Purple, and Retro Gaming. Discount or not, I wouldn't recommend sharing your seed or using the Ledger Recover vulnerability. 

[Meuserna]

You also have a shot at getting 100% off your Bitcoin stack someday by trusting Ledger.

I know some will disagree, because for some odd reason people love trusting brands, but I think it's irresponsible to recommend Ledger now that they're using key extraction firmware.  I really hope newcomers do their homework before buying a hardware wallet from any company.  Make sure the hardware wallet is 100% open source.  If even one line of the code isn't open source, the code can't be trusted.

[Pmalek]

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You shouldn't look look at this as a recommendation of mine for purchasing Ledger hardware wallets. I am just sharing information about a discount code I saw. I have done it in the past, both for brands I personally own and those I have never tried. Doing your own research and purchasing the devices that fit your needs remains the best way to approach anything related to hardware wallets.

[dkbit98]

I know some will disagree, because for some odd reason people love trusting brands, but I think it's irresponsible to recommend Ledger now that they're using key extraction firmware.  I really hope newcomers do their homework before buying a hardware wallet from any company.  Make sure the hardware wallet is 100% open source.  If even one line of the code isn't open source, the code can't be trusted.

Someone once said that it's easier to fool people than to convince them that they’ve been fooled 
That applies for ledger devices, different brands, and for everything else we see in everyday life.
I tried to expose ledger for a long time but some people just don't care and they want to believe their fantasy... until they lose coins and ledger say SORRY once again.
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