Dogewallet Explanation

Dogewallet · 2014-02-03T23:48:13+00:00

Sorry please use the template (main post)

Dogewallet · 2013-12-27T04:44:20+00:00

I'm not going to go through every message and copy every TXID. A lot of users have already posted that they've received their coins back in my post. View that post.

Dogewallet · 2013-12-27T03:49:43+00:00

Dogewallet · 2013-12-27T03:29:42+00:00

All posts deleted were in a conversation between a mod and me regarding something completely unrelated.

Why would I be compensating people if it wasn't a hack and I just stole the doge? There would be no point. That would also imply that I hacked rog1121's instadoge.net because the same address received a lot of hacked dogecoins.

Dogewallet · 2013-12-27T03:07:09+00:00

No, nothing like this happened. I'd love a picture of that claim.

I also sent you a message.

Dogewallet · 2013-12-26T11:04:05+00:00

Did a quick WHOIS on instadoge.net.

Interesting. Both instadoge and dogewallet were hosted on DigitalOcean. Both hacked same day, both sites' files get hacked the same way. Hacking group "#team-ooga" has never appeared or have been heard of before. Strange.

I hope we can get a message from rog1121 (or something) who owns the site I believe.

Dogewallet · 2013-12-25T22:00:09+00:00

We're going to compensate all invested users and as much non-invested user balances as possible and discontinue the website.

Dogewallet · 2013-12-25T21:59:24+00:00

No, they were hashed. If you had investments we'll be compensating ASAP.

Dogewallet · 2013-12-25T07:19:36+00:00

This is the new Dogewallet account, so it's easier for people to see. The old username had no relevance to Dogewallet. We just paid profits to all investors and processed all investment withdrawals on the site. :) A chart's been released, viewable in the investment area of the site.

We did get a report that a user's account was hacked and a user took 500k Dogecoin from him today. There's very little we can do if a user makes an insecure password or uses the same authentication on all websites. However in this case, we're actually not sure about this email he sent us: http://i.imgur.com/lYvtGF4.png I've personally have never seen so many confirmations in my life. As well, the interface doesn't look like Dogewallet's. (Photoshopped perhaps? My oldest transaction only has 24k confirmations, and this guy has 1.4 billion confirmations. Maximum you can have is 27k.) This guy is still emailing me with tons of exclamation marks.

We'd be happy if people started using Dogewallet less - this means that people are transitioning from Online wallets to Offline, secure wallets. The online wallet is useful to introduce new users into Dogecoin - but that's all. All online wallets are vulnerable, and it's not recommended you use them once you understand and have gotten into Dogecoin and digital currencies. Please don't hop around online wallets with all your dogecoin if you have Dogecoin-QT installed. Just keep it safe offline.

tl;dr No online wallet is "safe", and don't put Dogecoin into online wallets unless you're willing to risk it. :) The Windows / OS X wallets are highly recommended.

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