<p>This is unsafe and definitely a scam.</p>

<p>One common way it's done is as follows.  Using your login and password, the guy will secretly retrieve the recovery phrase for the wallet.  He will then let you change the password.  Then, he will make up some story to convince you to acquire some Bitcoins and put them in the wallet (or maybe he'll just wait until you decide to do so of your own accord).  You will think this is safe because he doesn't know the new password.  However, using the recovery phrase, he will be able to take all the coins from the wallet, even without the password.</p>

<p>If he really just wanted access to a Blockchain wallet, there would be nothing to stop him from just making one for himself.</p>

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Nate Eldredge
<p>Known scam. There are different scenarious but the main point is to lower your attention with ‘sounds legit’ agenda. Read about nigerian prince ;)</p>

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2019-11-27T12:53:41.143Z
I don't understand the connection between "sounds legit" and "nigerian prince", as these both things seem to be the opposite of each other.
glglgl
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baysx
<p>he maybe does not harm you with that, but others for sure. why whould someoone nbeed a Wallet not connected to him.
It will be your Door the Police kicks in.</p>

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TrashPoet
<p>A guy I have been talking to says he is having trouble accessing his account and asked me to make a wallet in blockchain and then wants my login, password, and wallet id so he can use it in another country. I have $0.00 in my wallet. Is this safe to do? I’m trying to figure out if this is a scam and if so how ? I also have no intentions of buying any bitcoin for myself now or in the future </p>

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Is it safe to create a Bitcoin account for another party? Is this a scam?
Leslie
# Is it safe to create a Bitcoin account for another party? Is this a scam?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-04-29)

A guy I have been talking to says he is having trouble accessing his account and asked me to make a wallet in blockchain and then wants my login, password, and wallet id so he can use it in another country. I have $0.00 in my wallet. Is this safe to do? I’m trying to figure out if this is a scam and if so how ? I also have no intentions of buying any bitcoin for myself now or in the future

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2019-04-29. Score: 3

This is unsafe and definitely a scam.

One common way it's done is as follows. Using your login and password, the guy will secretly retrieve the recovery phrase for the wallet. He will then let you change the password. Then, he will make up some story to convince you to acquire some Bitcoins and put them in the wallet (or maybe he'll just wait until you decide to do so of your own accord). You will think this is safe because he doesn't know the new password. However, using the recovery phrase, he will be able to take all the coins from the wallet, even without the password.

If he really just wanted access to a Blockchain wallet, there would be nothing to stop him from just making one for himself.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2019-04-29. Score: 0

Known scam. There are different scenarious but the main point is to lower your attention with ‘sounds legit’ agenda. Read about nigerian prince ;)

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: I don't understand the connection between "sounds legit" and "nigerian prince", as these both things seem to be the opposite of each other.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2019-04-30. Score: -1

he maybe does not harm you with that, but others for sure. why whould someoone nbeed a Wallet not connected to him.
It will be your Door the Police kicks in.


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