<p>Bit unclear, but sounds like nonsense. Put your address into a bitcoin explorer (like blocktrail.com) and have a look at all the transacions (hopefully 1 or none). Make sure there are a few confirmations before assuming it's your money. If you're being scammed they might be sending you something with a too low fee, which might never confirm.</p>

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2016-09-28T13:16:05.747Z
2016-09-28T13:16:05.747Z
Jannes
<p>Someone deposited money into my blockchain wallet but says I must check on my Bitcoin address spam. Where is that on Blockchain because it does not appear on my transactions.</p>

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2016-09-28T14:40:38.117Z
"Bitcoin address spam" isn't a thing, as far as I know.  You should ask them for clarification.
Nate Eldredge
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2016-09-29T15:13:05.747Z
Could you modify your title to make it a bit more clear what your question is?
Jestin
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spam: Bitcoin address
Nonkosi
# spam: Bitcoin address

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-09-28)

Someone deposited money into my blockchain wallet but says I must check on my Bitcoin address spam. Where is that on Blockchain because it does not appear on my transactions.

**Tags:** spam

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: "Bitcoin address spam" isn't a thing, as far as I know.  You should ask them for clarification.  
> **username_2**: Could you modify your title to make it a bit more clear what your question is?  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2016-09-28. Score: 1

Bit unclear, but sounds like nonsense. Put your address into a bitcoin explorer (like blocktrail.com) and have a look at all the transacions (hopefully 1 or none). Make sure there are a few confirmations before assuming it's your money. If you're being scammed they might be sending you something with a too low fee, which might never confirm.


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