I used to listen to a radio talk show back in 2014 when they started talking about how crypto and Bitcoin were new the chatter of niche corners of the internet so that really got me interested and bought 11 bitcoins when they were still sold at 320 dollars . Back then buying it was so complicated but I fumbled my way through and bought my coins. I live in Illinois, spent some of my digital money over the next year or so, then forgot about it but when i saw headlines late in December 2020 announcing that the value of Bitcoin had risen to 20,000 i excitedly went to my computer to log in and cash out but there was a problem. I was missing some of the login details for my Bitcoin wallet - a computer program or device that stores a set of secret numbers, or private keys. I realized then that my printout had missed some digits on the end of my wallet identifier. I had a piece of paper with my password but no idea what my wallet ID was, It was awful. I tried everything for months but it was hopeless. So I kind of gave up. Fast forward to October 2021 and the value of Bitcoin soared above 50,000 - more than 600 times what I had paid eight years earlier. Filled with a renewed determination to find my coins, I hit the internet to find crypto recovery company that can assist in getting back my wallet, luckily for me i got to learn about J E T H A C K S R E C O V E R Y C E N T R E so I reached out to the team via email : J e t h a c k s 7 @ g m a i l . c o m and after a while of communicating I trusted them enough to hand over all the details I could remember. You can as well get to find the team on telegram through the ( username : J e t h a c k s s ) Then I waited, Eventually my case was launched and I witnessed the greatest miracle of my life, in 2 days of launching my case I got a message from the team bearing my forgotten wallet ID and password, with the details i opened the wallet and there it was. I just felt so relieved! MY wallet of 11 Bitcoin was at that point worth over half a million dollars. I gave the team their balance payment and a little bonus for his work, then the next thing I did was take out 25,000 to help my daughter Anna through college. She says she's keeping the rest locked away in a hardware wallet - a security device like a USB stick that stores her details offline. The login pin for her new hardware wallet is etched firmly in her memory.