Since I will not contact you at WhatsApp, will you contact me here?
What is the status of the work that asked The devs team?
Nice to meet you.
It is Nao.
No, my litecoin has not been collected yet.
I asked xue, but I do not know the current progress.
I don’t speak japanese but if you care to explain your problem in english we might be able to help you out.
Good morning.
Thank you, everyone.
Currently, xue is asking the devs team to do the work and it is about to be completed soon.
Once I finish paying the 2 BTC fee to the devs team.
It seems that I will remit litecoin to me.
Thank you for listening to the counselor xue.
After that, I paid a fee.
Just take litecoin out of my old wallet and send money.
Thank you very much.
Hola,
Today, @nao contacted me privately.
After talking some time, I have strong reasons to believe @xue (or someone else impersonating xue) stolen ALL nao LTC back on December 29.
Not only LTC where stolen, but also a service fee of 1+ BTC more recently.
The whole process was just a simple social scam.
I feel so bad for this guy 
I am asking everyone reading this thread to be careful with their coins, phone numbers and other private info.
I still can not believe it.
Most of my property has gone.
My head is going crazy as to what I should tell my family.
It is really regrettable.
The only thing left is debt.
Please also take care of everyone.
2500 LTC, 1 BTC stole from me
Please return it.
If you are a little conscientious, please return it.
In February, only more than 1 million repayments remained.
I let my family get lost at one moment.
I became the lowest man.
It is miserable.
LTC Address
LYoYvwsvXdRwD3MebiTepp2mEzjuhXNgoq
BTC Address
17GaJ1RTicThhbaJvBNUKYNFkEuH1xqC7a
what happened?
Yes, I did something irreparable.
I regret that tears will not stop.[quote=“Akke, post:29, topic:16161, full:true”]
what happened?
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That’s not an explanation of what happend to you. It’s an expression of how you feel right now…
Well, it is not explained.
A coin was pulled out of my old litecoinwallet and I paid 1 BTC.
I think that I could avoid it if I thought calmly.[quote=“Akke, post:31, topic:16161, full:true”]
That’s not an explanation of what happend to you. It’s an expression of how you feel right now…
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@nao had 2500+ Litecoin on address LUR3RQCV1djNDhqVfLDiDJK1dU3MZe8sPD, and they become stuck because his wallet was a too old buggy version of litecoin for android.
So he started this trhead to request help from community.
@nao was contacted by whatsapp by someone claiming to be @xue (can’t tell if @xue or not), who supposedly would help @nao to regain access to his LTC.
Instead, the thief claiming to be @xue, requested a backup of @nao private keys and backup passphrase.
Thief was claiming “the devs are working on your case” and, not happy with 2500+ stolen LTC, also requested @nao to pay 2BTC as a “service fee to recover your LTC”.
As you can see on any blockchain explorer, 2500+ LTC ran out of @nao wallet back on December 29, inmediately after thief got backup and password.
Also, 1+ BTC was paid by @nao by the means of recovery service fee.
So, for me it looks like 2500+ LTC plus 1+ BTC were stolen.
This is what I could think after looking at @nao’s screenshots he sent me this morning.
I find it hard to believe someone would just send his/her private keys and/or passphrase to any stranger.
It’s been told and written all over the internet: nobody ever needs you private keys because they are the only thing needed to get access to the coins.
If nao didn’t know this then I feel very sorry about this situation.
It’s a hard and in this case an expensive lesson 