Quote from: bathrobehero on June 28, 2017, 09:19:46 AM

Quote from: Peanutbutterpolka on June 28, 2017, 04:48:30 AM

In case any of you were wondering. I boot from a live linux cd before any exchange activity or email and reboot inbetween steps.

And just randomly the account gets hit right after contacting customer support.

I still have the qora in my account, that is evidence of a crime. If they delete it they are destroying evidence.

Polo also made and kept the transaction fees from the theft.

Thats pretty fucked up to make money off of a theft.

I don't believe you. Why not just use 2FA instead of this nonsense then? Unless you use a unique, otherwise unused email, with a unique password, it's a useless excercise.

You have to have your email hacked to allow the hacker to recover your poloniex password and do the deed.

If my email was hacked then why not just withdraw the whole amount? They didn't withdraw anything. Just a transfer to btc then, to xmr, then to qora which they left me a bag full of, and they got the xmr and out the door with their account.

The email was new, the polo acc was new. The polo account was maybe two weeks old and began with an A.
I believe that they hacked polo, and got a list of non 2fa accounts and started alphabeticaly at the top.

Youre right, why not just use 2fa? That is what Im arguing. Why is it NOT mandatory? Polo is like swiss cheese. They know this yet wont dont change their policy.

Read my spoetnik quote in my last post.

Polo is not secure and is not trust worthy. And I believe have opened themselves up to a lawsuit.

Don't yall have consumer protection across the pond? I bet you do.