I refuse to believe this. You’re either lying (which I don’t think), incapable of stealing it, or, like another commenter said, the info/account is not real. No way any normal person would say no to 2mil.
Yeah I don’t think I have that much willpower to be honest. A wallet with $100? Sure I can give that back.
Literally not having to work for the next 20 years of my life and this would hardly be the largest amount of BTC taken in this fashion with no recourse? Yeesh I think I might do it…
I doubt it was a real wallet - most likely it was just a scam exchange that would prompt you to send cryptocurrency “for verification” before you could try to withdraw them.
The idea was already exploited on prnt.sc, where it is possible to try bruteforce screenshot ID and find other users public screenshots - https://splashdot.github.io/scam1/
Bitcoin is for buying drugs, and there are better cryptos for it anyways. You shoulda drained that sucker and got so much research chemicals and fenty that any cop approaching you explodes into confetti.
How did you see formerly received messages on the number you booked? I’ve used the service a couple times and wouldn’t know of an option to see messages received before the moment you booked the number.
This may literally be the scam the entire site is built around. Show that every so often to different users. “Oh, my goodness! Free money! All I have to do is enter MY information…”
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As long as it isn’t actual credentials from reputable sites, it’s almost definitely a scam lol
It was purposefully leaked. they want you to sign in, then attempt a withdrawal that costs some BTC/crypto for “verification”.
Don’t fall for it.
I’m not involved in crypto to begin with. That’s good to know though, it makes much more sense than someone being that careless.
I refuse to believe this. You’re either lying (which I don’t think), incapable of stealing it, or, like another commenter said, the info/account is not real. No way any normal person would say no to 2mil.
Good for you.
I wouldn’t want to worry about getting caught.
Not everyone would steal man. Even if it’s a huge amount of money.
Not that I disagree with the rest of your comment, but
No way would I want the stress or weight on my conscience of having just stolen 2 mil.
In my opinion, anyone who would take that money is the abnormal one.
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Wow, that takes a really strong person to not even take just half. Big ups to you for that willpower
Yeah I don’t think I have that much willpower to be honest. A wallet with $100? Sure I can give that back.
Literally not having to work for the next 20 years of my life and this would hardly be the largest amount of BTC taken in this fashion with no recourse? Yeesh I think I might do it…
Now its a $2mm easter egg hunt to the programmer who can scan the archive for bitcoin info. If OP didn’t take it someone else will.
I doubt it was a real wallet - most likely it was just a scam exchange that would prompt you to send cryptocurrency “for verification” before you could try to withdraw them.
The idea was already exploited on prnt.sc, where it is possible to try bruteforce screenshot ID and find other users public screenshots - https://splashdot.github.io/scam1/
That’s a really creative scam, I respect that.
Definitely sounds like a scam.
If it sounds too good to be true, it’s probably a scam.
I’ll save you some time:
Probably tries to get you to buy VIP for some “small fee” or whatever. There’s not even account settings as far as I could see.
For those curious, this is in fact the account I found.
Bitcoin is for buying drugs, and there are better cryptos for it anyways. You shoulda drained that sucker and got so much research chemicals and fenty that any cop approaching you explodes into confetti.
REAL drug addicts use XMR 😤
Try shifting/cashing legitimate XMR is very hard now.
How did you see formerly received messages on the number you booked? I’ve used the service a couple times and wouldn’t know of an option to see messages received before the moment you booked the number.
It showed messages going back a few hours. There’s a warning on the site informing you of this.
This may literally be the scam the entire site is built around. Show that every so often to different users. “Oh, my goodness! Free money! All I have to do is enter MY information…”
You buy one pound of underwear and you’re on their list forever.