Quote from: Benson Samuel on December 31, 2013, 04:17:13 AM

Quote from: undeadbitcoiner on December 30, 2013, 08:34:50 PM

Sorry to hear about your loss
But Did you activate your 2 Factor?
when you invest that money you must have activate your 2 Factor in Bitstam account and even in you Email.

I actually have some Damn Question
How you Deposit money in your Bitstamp Account from India its hard to transmit money (As i know and as i heard some news)
Quite Interesting point is for every small transaction bitstamp send SMS and even Email to verify transaction so how your account activated and how your transaction took place?

Someone on reddit had also confirmed making a deposit into Bitstamp from India.

May be bitstamp have different activating option for different country.

Quote from: kmahesh on December 31, 2013, 07:22:47 AM

Amitabh: My bitstamp account was compromised. With a few minutes of me receiving an email from them saying they had deposited the funds in my account, bitcoins were purchased & withdrawn. I did not receive any email in my account. Yes I had enabled 2 factor authentication!!

Bitstamp is blaming it on malware...I'm using my office laptop which has no dodgy software on it and has Symantec running.

Clearly...bitstamp is to blame for my loss.

2FA was activated but you didnt get any information? How is it possible?
If you really activated your 2FA still your account was compromised then its a big issuee.