user83836: I really need your help on this. It has stated in my wallet that i've received my bitcoins of 1.182691BTC on 29/05/18. This's my wallet address: muFjdWSy2DKStSP2gUH2aHZq6kRBva8ZDV it stated on the insight.bitpay.com. It stated confirmed. However, i can't send out to another wallet address as it stated insufficient funds. Please advise me what should i do? Is it a scam? I really need the money soon. My mum is in icu & needed the money soon. I got into mining because i want to earn more money to help my mum.
My transaction ID is b2898b8c5f5f01f573e768ec21fc4f15c1e433e7255960fb71551f06cec36651. It seems that my transaction confirmed. What should I do next? I’m stuck.


I was told to create a bitpay wallet & tick Testnet & Single Address. And i have received 1.182691BTC on 29/05/18. I wanted to send this bitcoins to localbitcoins to sell my bitcoins, but i was prompt that it's insufficient. I'm wanted to sent out the whole bitcoins i've to my other wallet apps. When i see the insight.bitpay.com, my bitcoins is stated in Total Received & Final Balance. But it's not under Total Sent. And indicated (U) - Output is unspent. This money is very urgent for me, i need it for my mum illness.

What should i do now? There's nothing i can do right? It's a scam right? Now i'm in huge debts. The miner said i will not be able to use them because they're being held in escrow by the bitpay servers due to bit large use of bitcoin payment. Until i pay USD $1000 then they will ask bitpay servers to release it so i can use it.

Yes i do have all the conversations & the profile of the fake miner. He still said he's a christian that won't scam people. He knows my mum illness so he definitely won't scam.

user13866: This is a scam. 
You should report this to your local police.
However your money is gone and you will never see it again.
If you pay the scammer the $1000 they ask for, they will just come up with another reason that you need to send more money or just ignore you.

83836: <p>I really need your help on this. It has stated in my wallet that i've received my bitcoins of 1.182691BTC on 29/05/18. This's my wallet address: muFjdWSy2DKStSP2gUH2aHZq6kRBva8ZDV it stated on the insight.bitpay.com. It stated confirmed. However, i can't send out to another wallet address as it stated insufficient funds. Please advise me what should i do? Is it a scam? I really need the money soon. My mum is in icu &amp; needed the money soon. I got into mining because i want to earn more money to help my mum.</p>

<p>My transaction ID is b2898b8c5f5f01f573e768ec21fc4f15c1e433e7255960fb71551f06cec36651. It seems that my transaction confirmed. What should I do next? I’m stuck.</p>

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<p>I was told to create a bitpay wallet &amp; tick Testnet &amp; Single Address. And i have received 1.182691BTC on 29/05/18. I wanted to send this bitcoins to localbitcoins to sell my bitcoins, but i was prompt that it's insufficient. I'm wanted to sent out the whole bitcoins i've to my other wallet apps. When i see the insight.bitpay.com, my bitcoins is stated in Total Received &amp; Final Balance. But it's not under Total Sent. And indicated (U) - Output is unspent. This money is very urgent for me, i need it for my mum illness.</p>

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<p>What should i do now? There's nothing i can do right? It's a scam right? Now i'm in huge debts. The miner said i will not be able to use them because they're being held in escrow by the bitpay servers due to bit large use of bitcoin payment. Until i pay USD $1000 then they will ask bitpay servers to release it so i can use it.</p>

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<p>Yes i do have all the conversations &amp; the profile of the fake miner. He still said he's a christian that won't scam people. He knows my mum illness so he definitely won't scam.</p>
 13866: <p>This is a scam. </p>

<p>You should report this to your local police.</p>

<p>However your money is gone and you will never see it again.</p>

<p>If you pay the scammer the $1000 they ask for, they will just come up with another reason that you need to send more money or just ignore you.</p>
