Hi guys, I sold some stuff online and got payment via BTC.

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Blockchain bitcoin scams?
2017-03-01 03:14:04 Post No. 1826628
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Blockchain bitcoin scams? 2017-03-01 03:14:04 Post No. 1826628 [Report]

Hi guys,

I sold some stuff online and got payment via BTC.
I received 120€ worth of BTC in my Blockchain wallet, just installed the mobile app version up, got the wallet address, sent it to the buyer, he made payment and I was like cool 0.2btc or something like that popped my mobile blockchain account.

Then today like 2 days later when I was about to transfer them, I logged in Blockchain mobile app as usual and there was nothing. My wallet was empty. All gone. 0.00€ and transaction history, nothing. I made no email verification as blockchain suggests and no phone verification either. Can some one fraud them? Also there is no possibility someone get my password etc.
Can the buyer after the payment, back the payment off, like.. im taking the payment back etc.?

Other ppl having similar issues too:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1o7vbi/blockchaininfo_stole_5_btc_from_me_over_a_month/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1wpkd6/my_blockchaininfo_bitcoins_just_disappeared/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=426431.0

So what the fuck is up? Is my 120euros gone fuck sake.

There is this site called BitRef https://bitref.com/, and I checked my wallet history there and It was none...

I promise if someone helps to deal with my problem and gets me the 120e worth of btc back, I will send them half of them for
acknowledgment.

Anonymous 2017-03-01 04:59:15 Post No.1826850
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Anonymous 2017-03-01 04:59:15 Post No.1826850 [Report]

For cryptocurrency, every transaction requires a transaction fee. You can do a transaction for free, but it will take a while to get a confirmation which solidifies the transaction. The issue is that before the transaction is solidified, the sender can actually "refund" their Bitcoin by essentially cancelling the transaction.

Anonymous 2017-03-01 05:02:17 Post No.1826862
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Anonymous 2017-03-01 05:02:17 Post No.1826862 [Report]

>>1826850
I'm not sure how blockchain wallet works, but maybe it displays incoming transactions as in your wallet, and the transaction was cancelled.

You may want to go on to the blockchain website (for actual btc) and look up your Bitcoin address to see if there were any transactions placed there.

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