Quote from: mindrust on Today at 09:06:15 AM

Here is what's wrong with the "i was hacked" story:

If somebody gets your pass and logs in to your account, you don't get a warning email as far as I know.

So there is absolutely no reason to change the original owner's password. The hacker can collect his data silently and the original owner won't notice anything unless he checks his IP logs.

But then you don't have access to that account if he ever changes the password. Maybe he gave the account over to someone else for proof, and then they took the screenshots and screen recording. A lot of this doesn't make sense. Why would he go that far to shit on LFC even providing a video to remove any doubt people may have had?

Quote from: marlboroza on Today at 10:17:40 AM

Quote from: Timelord2067 on Today at 09:19:27 AM

BitcoinGirl.Club changes their password fairly regularly, so they'd be hard pressed to claim their account was hacked (or sold for that matter)

Bitcoingirl.club AKA Pamoldar was already mentioned in the past as one of farming accounts:

Quote from: rizzlarolla on August 25, 2016, 11:54:02 PM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=662330 Pamoldar

What's the proof for that though? Looks to just be sign-up dates unless I'm missing something, which could lead to false positives.

Quote from: marlboroza on Today at 10:17:40 AM

Anyway, it doesn't sound like real account owner sent messages:

Quote from: bitcoingirl.club

This is beyond my expectation! [...],BitcoinGirl.Club, [...], [...] are protecting sportsbet.io secretly.

It's beyond bitcoingirl's expectation that bitcoingirl protects sportsbet? Wth?

I tagged account, I won't break my head over this too much.

Yeah, that did look like it came from a third party. Does anyone talk to him off-forum anywhere? Probably best to try get his version of events from there if his account has been compromised in whatever way.