Help accessing my old 2013 Bitcoin wallet

Hey everyone, I’ve got a bitcoin wallet from 2013 with some files and keys but I can’t seem to access it properly. All the wallets I opened are empty, and I think there’s around 4 BTC in there. Can anyone help me figure out how to open it?

What type of keys do you have? Are they private keys? If yes, then you just need to import them into a wallet like Electrum. It's pretty straightforward. If those aren’t private keys, what file extensions are you seeing?

Yeah, if it’s a wallet.dat file, then you’ll probably need Bitcoin Core to restore it. I just mentioned something similar in another thread. You might find useful info there.

How much did you spend on this wallet? I hope it wasn’t a fortune. Are people still selling wallets like this?

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Just a heads up, be careful. This sounds like a perfect way to get scammed.

Seriously, OP, watch out for those offers. New accounts offering help are usually shady. Plus, was this wallet backed up with a password? What software are you using?

Check out my link, it's free. Oops, I just noticed it's from 2016. Sorry!

Here’s a warning if you’re thinking about buying wallets:

It's outrageous how much the wallet.dat files commerce has increased during the previous years. People spend $100 to buy a file that is supposed to be worth $1,000,000. And they don't even realise that it's absurd to think that anyone would sell something that costs $1,000,000 for $100. Where is common logic??? I am seeing too many posts around the internet for things like this.

Scammers adapt: Apparently, that's what works. It's not only with scams, it happens in all kinds of advertising: bigger numbers sell. Remember the 3D phone screen protectors? They went higher and higher, and are currently at 99999D screen protectors. Lotteries do the same: prizes get higher and higher, after which people buy more tickets even though the odds of winning get smaller and smaller. Other products do it too: product names get longer and longer. And the worst part is: all the BS finds their way to this tech board, making the people with real tech problems look suspicious because some scammer made a business model out of their rare real wallet problem.