Quote from: Vod on November 12, 2018, 11:31:00 AM

Quote from: no-ice-please2 on November 11, 2018, 07:48:56 PM

no-ice-please was an account I had for a while and have not used for a while. Somebody else got the password I guess and hijacked the account. They deleted and/or changed some of my posts. The last post that was made by me was https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1780039 which included the statement that I was no longer going to use that account. The hijacker deleted that and changed the original post.

Please give that account a bad trust rating if you have a longstanding account.

Can you sign a message from a staked address?

I never figured out how to sign messages or pgp keys or whatever, but I can prove the account was mine many ways/
add though I did pay a lot of hbn bounties and would still have the keys for those wallets somewhere. Some of them may have been sent from Cryptsy though. I did once pay a bounty to somebody who became a mod here, Hilarious&co though I don't remember if the bounty was from no-ice-please

1) Mods can check that all the ip addresses on accounts I used were from Alaska up to about Feb 2014, then from the big island.

2) I am probably the only person on the planet that tried to get a fair shake for Esar Met, a Burmese accused of a horrendous crime. You can go to any profile online, Liveleak, YouTube, Websleuths, trying to help that guy. I can log in and respond from those profiles still, but have no control over the no ice please profile.

3) There are a few specific coins I've liked over the years, and have posted on their various threads as no ice please and also using other profiles when I forgot a password or just felt like using a new account. You can go to the Huntercoin, hbn, namecoin, gapcoin etc threads and any other threads no ice please posted on pre hack and I have comments on those threads under other aliases. I never posted anything positive on shitcoins like doge that the hijacker supports.

I only noticed the account was hijacked because yesterday I posted a comment on the websleuths site about something I noticed regarding a photo from the Esar Met case, then I went to look back at an old post on bitcointalk and saw my old profile was active even though I was not using it. It isn;t a big deal but it's annoying that somebody would do that shit.

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I also have additional material from the Esar Met case, police documents, purchased legally, that the hijacker does not have. I posted some of the documents online, but I have more that has not been posted and can fish around for those but it would be a while before I could find them. They would have the same timestamps and other attributes as other documents from that series such as http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=28tgz9f&s=9#.W-mlLfZFzIU and I also can be verified by the Rohingyas who did the various translations, one a Burmese girl in Burma, the other a stateless guy in Delhi.

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Anyway, obviously not important enough to put any effort into, just annoying. I'll drop it and just ask mods to cancel or deactivate that account if they would. I'll try to go through other old accounts I haven't used in years and see if those are hijacked too. I might have created no-ice-please with a disposable email that I can't access anymore, so partly my fault if that's the case.