Quote from: dscotese on May 18, 2014, 12:01:30 AM

Quote from: madtune on May 17, 2014, 10:58:04 PM

Damn localbitcoins i just lose 3.5 btc my account was hacked and can't login to see other transaction.

my money was send from this wallet 1NUi7FYqUfk7Xmx15h7KWZEwfi2hEKpdLn to this one 1Jme6DcnyuRbVKcsDXTsgFbpkUzPtsR7Bc after few mins he send again to this wallet 14hkTLRiar9RXLhWc8sJTohBhG4pbXXG2S. It's any way to block, freze that wallet please let me know.

https://blockchain.info/address/1Jme6DcnyuRbVKcsDXTsgFbpkUzPtsR7Bc
https://blockchain.info/address/14hkTLRiar9RXLhWc8sJTohBhG4pbXXG2S

also i don't have 2 verification on my wallet how he get my password i think is very sick site now is down for 10 hours and they say that localbitcoins had no problem and user are responsible for the lose.

That isn't a hacker, most likely. It is, most likely, Localbitcoins moving coins around among all of their addresses, some of which are private LBC addresses (for use by the company exclusively) and some are assigned to LBC members (who cannot spend the coins because they don't have the private keys).

Whenever you send BTC to LBC, they move it to other addresses a few minutes later for some reason. So I think you are worried about something that you don't need to worry about. The main issue right now is that their site is down. Once it comes back up, I bet you'll see your balance is just what you originally had in there.

Exactly this. LBC always moves the coins around. In "your" address you never actually have coin there. I always have coin on LBC in "my" address I send coin to but it eventually always has zero coin in it yet I always have a balance at LBC.