You know, I was digging through the Smart Contract, trying to figure out where the address you said to send the ether came from (the "false" address) and was surprised it wasn't the address for the contract. Nonetheless, I sent it anyway, only to realize later I fell for yet another trap...
But it did have me thinking about a notice I have seen when sending money from Coinbase: they say do not send ETH directly to a Smart Contract address. Is that just not a transaction that Coinbase supports? Does it have anything to do with the cost of gas?
Thanks for the guide. Lessons learned!
RE: Ethereum Beginners' Guide #2 - Smart Contracts