<p>These were received from addresses starting with "1Enjoy" and "1Sochi", right? A lot of people got these today (including me). It is a part of some ongoing spamming effort of sorts - I wouldn't be too concerned with it.</p>

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2014-02-12T01:13:33.090Z
Using Bitcoin transactions to propagate spam? Wow, now that's new. Could you please provide a reference on the blockchain??!!!
Joe Pineda
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2014-02-12T06:55:26.290Z
@JoePineda it's not new, but it's not effective.
John T
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2014-02-12T12:43:38.380Z
I for one wouldn't be that much annoyed to receive that kind of spam vs. receiving via e-mail. After all, I'd be earning money, even if just tiny bits over time :)
Joe Pineda
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2014-02-16T00:20:58.353Z
@JoePineda Actually, you wouldn't earn anything. These transactions never actually validate - the two I got have been sitting there unconfirmed for five days now.
Lazarus
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2014-02-12T00:42:05.027Z
2014-02-12T00:42:05.027Z
Lazarus
<p>I have received 0.00000001 BTC random payment and the status symbol is a pentagram? Am I being used to tumble someone's stolen coin there are a lot of other wallets in the transaction?</p>

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2014-02-11T22:39:15.087Z
Also, what wallet are you using?
Pieter Wuille
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I have received 0.00000001 BTC random payment and the status symbol is a pentagram?
Menotyou
# I have received 0.00000001 BTC random payment and the status symbol is a pentagram?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-11)

I have received 0.00000001 BTC random payment and the status symbol is a pentagram? Am I being used to tumble someone's stolen coin there are a lot of other wallets in the transaction?

**Tags:** transactions, fraud

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Also, what wallet are you using?  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2014-02-12. Score: 3

These were received from addresses starting with "1Enjoy" and "1Sochi", right? A lot of people got these today (including me). It is a part of some ongoing spamming effort of sorts - I wouldn't be too concerned with it.

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: Using Bitcoin transactions to propagate spam? Wow, now that's new. Could you please provide a reference on the blockchain??!!!  
> **username_4**: @JoePineda it's not new, but it's not effective.  
> **username_3**: I for one wouldn't be that much annoyed to receive that kind of spam vs. receiving via e-mail. After all, I'd be earning money, even if just tiny bits over time :)  
> **username_2**: @JoePineda Actually, you wouldn't earn anything. These transactions never actually validate - the two I got have been sitting there unconfirmed for five days now.  

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