Quote from: rby on Today at 01:55:51 PM

Quote from: grumpygit on Today at 12:51:34 PM

Look, lets start from scratch in a clear set of sequences as to what happened to me but because as helpful as so many people are many just do not read opening posts and just blurt out anything that is not relevant to my question, and bare in mind as clear as I have made it that it is probably something dumb that I have done, hands up. But I am still eager to know and as a learning curve want to know where it was that I was compromised.

You explained yourself very well but don't be surprised at unrelated responses because many people do not read posts, especially when it appears to be somewhat long. What they do is to base their response from the response of the last person that commented on the post.
Where I am confused is how 2fa verification was cancelled even before logging in. Because it will require 2fa verification to login.
I am not sure you use your laptop/phone only you. What happens is a sign that someone gained an ample access to your wallet.
For the remnant moving from £23 to £43 and £65. Could that not be volatility? I am surprised that the market has not moved to make such a huge profit

For the first 4 days that was the biggest one with me and maybe still is as to how my 2fa could be switched off, they would first need to get around my 2fa to switch 2fa off if you get my meaning.

The reason I mentioned the £23, £46 and £65 sums is that it could have been a sign that blockchain.com's software had screwed up.

But I have to admit now the biggest clue is the Electrum thing, only 6 items logged in it's entire 2 year history and they happened within minutes of my money vanish in blockchain, but what is the connection, nobody can give me an answer