So about 6 years in the past I bought some bitcoin that I by no means used. I just lately got here throughout a notice in my telephone titled “Restoration Key” and it’s only a bunch of letters and numbers. I bear in mind having one thing like this once I bought bitcoin, however I do not know the best way to validate it or money it out. Any assist could be appreciated!
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(it can be hard to notice the S and extra N if not careful.)
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They can be easy to fall for if you aren’t cautious!
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At best you’re going to get someone trying to help figure it out with you.
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Contact the place where you bought it and see if they have a bitcoin wallet they provided you. Then you can recover that with that string.
Have you resolved this?
Paste the key here I will help you recover your coins 😛 lol
Above all don’t share your keys with anyone
The recovery key is probably a 2FA token for some on-line account. Not relevant to Bitcoin
I’m not familiar with the phrase “Recovery Key” used in a bitcoin context, although it could be related to some wallet I am not familiar with. You say it’s 128 characters, is it just alphanumeric, no periods or slashes or equal signs or anything?
Might be worth searching your email account for bitcoin related emails.
“a bunch” means how many exactly?
Posting the first 5 letters/digits here would be helpful, and safe.
It should be the recovery phrase for your wallet i think….
This guy is fully of turkey! Quit wasting time and resources!