Quote from: ibminer on May 30, 2017, 05:36:39 PM

Quote from: Quickseller on May 30, 2017, 04:56:14 PM

What is your account? Who were you dealing with?

Egdevilboy https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1002868
Today at 06:04:48 AM - Egdevilboy - password changed
Today at 12:37:07 AM - Egdevilboy - password changed
Today at 12:26:38 AM - Egdevilboy - password changed
(E-mail recently changed)

Who was the other guy? Presumably the person who hacked the OP's account is the person he was dealing with.

Unless I made a calculation error, it looks like the OP sent OgNasty 0.70940373 BTC via 916011f0ce85928f9818985ab534a4dbf0c71f649cca118db37dee0d67b6eeb9 - this tx was confirmed at 2017-05-30 03:30:43 per bc.i (it looks like this is GMT time). The sending address is 1JF3JpFrqTpwLezYSzivMC8sXRCmzv1ESF ~~which I somewhat suspect to be connected to a mixer of some sort (strange).~~ upon further investigation, I no longer believe this

OgNasty subsequently released 0.70075615 BTC via 0d207e941bfd55b40bdf30c5710aeed7d39a89aadb8318e28f98f71a05d02de4 to 12SjeiierEgcZ7ipx2wm8H9QYR2peg8XZc - this tx was confirmed at 2017-05-30 08:32:22 per bc.i

Per the security log, the OP's account was hacked at Today at 04:26:38 AM (GMT), and according the OgNasty's screenshot, he received a PM asking to send funds to 12SjeiierEgcZ7ipx2wm8H9QYR2peg8XZc abouut 4 minutes later. This means that OgNasty took around 4 hours to release the BTC to the different address.

I would not consider it to be entirely unreasonable for OgNasty to release the BTC to a different address after a 4 hour delay if he is communicating with both parties and receives no conflicting instructions during that time.