Quote from: hacker1001101001 on July 18, 2019, 05:19:41 PM

Quote from: TheRealAwesome31312 on July 18, 2019, 02:13:36 PM

Don't mean to derail this thread, but how come he gets to have someone flag his hacked account, yet when my account was hacked nobody gave a shit. The worst part is that the guy who hacked my account is still using it (awesome31312) and it's so obvious he hacked it because the hacker speaks a different language. Also, the "hack" was really a vulnerability on Bitcointalk which allowed him to change the email of my account and use it like he owned it, all while not sending me an email notification. What a shitty forum.

Your case was totally different than kenzawak's, you were not able to sign a message from any of the previously used address on your account as I see here.

BTW, You already seem to have too many accounts operating.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3009408.0

Why do you bother about one ? Roll Eyes

I had no idea how staking worked when I posted those addresses. They were all linked to my blockchain wallet, and I found out that because they were "read only", I could not stake a message with them. However, the address that starts with "12v..." was my armory wallet, and those funds I have been locked out for quite some time now, because Armory is a real bitch.

This is the only account that I use. That "accounts connected" thread was opened AFTER I had already lost my account. (My guess is that some website sold off all the hacked inactive accounts). The only proof I have is that I still use my awesome31312 gmail account. Literally any other forum would let you use your email to recover an account but it's w/e. I'm over it.

Also, I'm really sorry I brought this up again. I didn't follow the right protocol to account recovery, I admit. It was wrong of me to even post about it here.