I was helping a friend with his pardon, and was disappointed with the handling of the coins.
Post: Corby/Rudy v2 requesting a pardon
To start, the wallet accepting the coins hasn't upgraded to Segwit addresses even after over 2 years since the soft fork, which means it will cost an extra 40%+ in fees to send those coins again when the scam victims receive it. This isn't an issue now since the mempool is empty, but it inevitably will be.
Second, this address has already been used 18 times. This is a terrible privacy practice, and may end up causing the repaid victims problems if they send their coins to a KYCed service since their coins are permanently linked to a dozen+ scammers wallets.
Third, it's not possible to send "Exactly $11" because bitcoin is measured in satoshis, not fiat. The amount has to be specified in sats if you expect a payment of an exact amount.
Post: Corby/Rudy v2 requesting a pardon
To start, the wallet accepting the coins hasn't upgraded to Segwit addresses even after over 2 years since the soft fork, which means it will cost an extra 40%+ in fees to send those coins again when the scam victims receive it. This isn't an issue now since the mempool is empty, but it inevitably will be.
Second, this address has already been used 18 times. This is a terrible privacy practice, and may end up causing the repaid victims problems if they send their coins to a KYCed service since their coins are permanently linked to a dozen+ scammers wallets.
Third, it's not possible to send "Exactly $11" because bitcoin is measured in satoshis, not fiat. The amount has to be specified in sats if you expect a payment of an exact amount.




































