Why should we let them off the hook for repetitive mistakes ? If we let go, tomorrow it's another user and another.

People mentioning a lot of ways my machine could have been compromised by malware. It it was a keylogger, that means PD is vulnerable to css attacks. Aren't they responsible for fixing themselves ?

Someone mentioned about leakedsource.com, the passwords there are useless unless you have the salt that they used to create the hash.

Someone mentioned that if you have a wireless mouse or keyboard, you are vulnerable. That's the lamest thing that I've ever heard. No offense but that's lame.

Someone talks about using scripts. I'd try to avoid that here because I myself never used any scripts and can't say if they are compromised.

Someone talks about using 2FA. 2FA gives extra protection to the account but its a huge overhead and you'd expect the site to be safe even without enabling 2FA. Otherwise stop calling yourself as trusted and safe.

I could go on and on. If a user's account is compromised on the site time and again, you should step up and take responsibility than giving out lame replies like what Mladen did in my case. He gave the exact same response for a bug that I've pointed out on their website a couple of weeks ago. Sounded like he copy pastes text to reply to users.

Stunna was quick enough to ask me to email to him directly but no response till now. My bet is he probably wants this cool down itself. But he couldn't be more wrong. I'm taking this as my responsibility to make sure no more new users get robbed like this. After all, they spoiled my new year celebrations by letting a scammer rob my coins!