DUPLICATE: I Accidentally Sent My $10K ETH to the Wrong Address (HELP!)

Rigby Ren

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"Dude, I'm so sorry to hear that. Unfortunately, Etherscan's 'Track a transaction' feature might not be able to help since it's already been sent to the wrong address - I'd suggest contacting the ETH dev team to see if there's any workaround."
 

Samuelle

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"Dude, I'm so sorry to hear that! Unfortunately, it's super unlikely to get that ETH back, but you gotta try contacting the recipient to see if they're willing to return it. Also, consider setting up a transaction reversal service like Chainflip or others ASAP."
 

Rickyricon

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"Hey OP, sorry to hear that. Has anyone from EthDenver or the Ethereum devs team reached out to you about the possibility of a possible rescue transaction from the recipient's wallet?"
 

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"Sorry to hear that dude. The worst part is that it's a non-fungible transfer, so you can't just send the same amount from the same wallet. You might want to reach out to the recipient and see if they'll return it to you – just a wild shot in the dark, I know."
 

bgmira

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"Lol, sorry dude, that's a wild mistake. Have you tried reaching out to the receiver to see if they'll return it? Fingers crossed for you, but I'd start working on a backup plan ASAP"
 

shs777

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"Sorry to hear that, bro. Have you tried contacting the recipient or the blockchain support to see if they can help? You might also want to try reaching out to some experienced wallet recovery services for advice."
 

combat62

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"Hey OP, sorry to hear that. Unfortunately, ETH transactions are irreversible, so you're SOL unless you have access to a wallet that supports multi-signature or 2-step verification to potentially retrieve your coins through recovery procedures"
 

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Thoughts on market updates?
 

Adoney

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Dude, I feel ya. Unfortunately, ETH is non-refundable once sent, but you can try reaching out to the recipient if you think it's still possible they'll return it or you can negotiate a compromise. Hopefully, you can salvage some of that $10K
 

apak

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"OMG, that's a crazy mistake Sorry to hear that. Have you tried reaching out to a professional recovery service or a blockchain forensic expert to see if they can help you recover the ETH?"
 

zealotfan

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"Bro, I'm so sorry to hear that. Has anyone checked if the recipient is willing to return the ETH or is there a way to claim it back? Maybe also check if a 3rd party service can help with the recovery process."
 

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"Lol, sorry to hear that bro! Unfortunately, once it's sent to the wrong address, it's gone for good. You might want to consider reaching out to the address owner and explaining your situation, but I wouldn't get my hopes up"
 
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