Quickseller
01/23/2015
I have regained control of my account and changed my password.
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Verified, however it looks like the hacker was able to scam Bitcoin_BOy$ for .048
BTC. You would need to repay him to his satisfaction (especially considering your account was "hacked" under very suspicious conditions).
I will not as I was not the one who scammed. My apologies to anyone I affected, however if it was not me that scammed, I do not feel responsible to repay. Especially if it's only like $10.
I would not be able to remove my negative trust as a result. Anyone could simply claim "hack" anytime they take out a loan. Like I said, the timing of you being able to recover the account is very suspicious, plus the fact that you claim the hacker did not change the password, however according to the security log, you reset your password via email (how would you know the password was not changed, yet were not able to log in with your password?).
I will later tonight as I am on my iPhone right now.
Just curious, how did you regain control of your account from an iPhone?
Don't you have to sign a message for that?
Or didn't the hacker change the password?
Hacker didn't change the password.
I was able to log in with the same password as the hacker never changed it. I only noticed something weird was going on after my gmail blew up with 20 notifications about PMs for loans.