Quote from: ElusivePhantom on March 06, 2018, 03:01:07 AM

Bittrex prompts a verification every time you use a different IP even with 2FA enabled. My internet connection is dynamic IP so I go through this virtually every log in.

But I would advise in any case to change passwords, put 2FA on your email if you're able, and in future trust NO ONE with your personal credentials. Especially a female unless it's a family member (no sexist provocation intended). As others have said, Ex-girlfriend or friend with benefits or anything of that nature could put you at high risk.

Even though she doesn't have your email, she could get it from the personal info section on your Bittrex account. If i'm not mistaken that's your user name clearly written under account summary (well mine is). And holding your ID could give her unauthorised access to forgotten password requests on email etc.

Most exchanges require you to submit a selfie of you holding your ID, so her options are limited in that regard.

But be careful dude.

I don't even trust out my accounts specially on trading even to my girlfriend or any other friends.You cant still be sure even our loved ones can really betray you out when it comes to money how much more into other people.When we are already talking about money then better to secure out the informations away from peoples awareness.Setting out 2fa in both trading account and into your email would really give a pain in the head for someone who would try to bruteforce your account.