Know exactly what you are signing.
The payment is real, the transaction is public, and the message cannot be removed. These are the practical details to understand first.
01
What happens to the ETH paid?
The ETH sent with a message is held by the GuestbookETH smart contract until the contract owner withdraws it. The owner can change the minimum payment for future messages, but cannot alter the amount already recorded in a signing event.
02
Why is signing irreversible?
A confirmed Ethereum transaction cannot be cancelled like a card payment. GuestbookETH’s contract appends messages to storage and exposes no function to edit or delete them. Review every word and the payment amount in your wallet before approving.
03
Are gas fees included?
No. The message payment goes to the contract. Gas is a separate fee paid to the Ethereum network for processing the transaction. Gas varies with network demand and is shown by your wallet before approval.
04
What happens if the guestbook is paused?
The owner can pause new signatures as an emergency or anti-abuse measure. While paused, no new message can be added. Existing messages remain readable and unchanged.
05
Is GuestbookETH a scam?
GuestbookETH asks you to make a public, non-refundable blockchain transaction. Verify the network, contract address, payment, and function in your wallet before signing. Do not participate if the terms or transaction are unclear.
06
Who controls GuestbookETH?
A contract owner can pause future signing, set the future minimum fee and message-length limit, and withdraw accumulated ETH. The owner cannot edit or remove messages already stored by this contract.
07
Can my message be removed?
No. Neither the signer nor the contract owner has a deletion function. The website could stop displaying an entry, but the underlying Ethereum record would remain publicly retrievable.