What kind of idiot sends a blackmail demand for BTC but uses a wallet identifier that doesn't exist?

[Charmonium]

I replied EAT ME to email but this was from a month ago so it bounced.

The only thing I can think of they never expected to get paid in bitcoin but rather, the whole point was to reply to the email so they take a different approach.

 

[KLin]

Send an mp3 of this next time.

 

[allisolm]

What were they blackmailing you about? It will be just between us. No one else has to know.

 

[sdifox]

What were they blackmailing you about? It will be just between us. No one else has to know.

Op's training film with the plumber.

 

[Charmonium]

What were they blackmailing you about? It will be just between us. No one else has to know.

They never actually say. They just reference some activity they assume I would be embarrassed about. I guess that's not too hard to figure out.

It was a pretty long email but it actually said almost nothing. I think they were relying on the shock value from having my street address and pics of the property. Oooo, scary.

I was really pretty disappointed when the email bounced. I had done a reply all thinking there were probably some bcc's included but upon checking it seems only the sender can ever know who those belong to. Too bad.