Blockchain is stealing money from me.
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andyframpton
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Anything worth keeping is worth protecting.
2FA always with things like this.
It takes 10 seconds to enter a code to look after day’s, weeks, months of profit.
2FA always with things like this.
It takes 10 seconds to enter a code to look after day’s, weeks, months of profit.
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I don't like Blockchain for regular use anyway. Transactions are expensive as shit.
Sophia9856
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withrawn your money as soon as possible
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I noticed that this happens only when I logging to my account. It doesn't look like someone is accessing from another place. If that was the case, i'd receive a notification via email.
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yes they have expensive fees but unlike others they don't require minimum withdraw.
Faced the same issue twice, 2fa activated, yet once the funds arrived, (drunk screw-up, one night i turned everything into tether and now to convert and/or withdraw I need to deposit Eth) they were within 5min sent to an unknown address.
Support suggests my wallet is compromised and provide no solution to my problem.. So now I have money stuck in blockchain with no way to get it out safely..
Guess I'll just take the risk some night when the moon is full
Support suggests my wallet is compromised and provide no solution to my problem.. So now I have money stuck in blockchain with no way to get it out safely..
Guess I'll just take the risk some night when the moon is full
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Yes, they are not reliable to me. I dont think that their 2fa does much to secure your funds.
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File a police complaint
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It's not only $40. Last time, they they took $200 and it was some years ago when btc costed much less. Today, it will probably be in thousands if the funds were still there. Hardware wallet is also risky for me. What if I lose it or it breaks? that will suck.
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I dont think it will work for business without physical location.
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As long as you have the private key, it won't be a problem if you lose or break your hardware wallet.
You can simply import the private keys into a new hardware wallet and access your funds.
You could also enter the private key generated by the ledger into an online wallet and access your funds, but that should be your last resort because it would defeat the purpose of the hardware wallet.
- May 27, 2016
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No somebody knows your pass and is stealing money from you
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I dont think so, if they logged using a different ip and device, i should be getting an email notification. This seems to be happening after I log to my account. There's another user who posted with a similar situation to mine