Sorry to hear.  Let us know if you're able to get it resolved.

Do you have a signed message?

I've already read the sticky.

It states: "I very rarely recover accounts if you can't prove ownership as described above. There are alternative ways of proving ownership, but they take too much time."

I'm looking for anyone's help that has either proved their ownership alternatively, or has experience to help with my situation.

I'm glad you've taken the time to read my post, but repeating the same reply isn't really helpful.

I have posted BTC addresses several times over the past couple years on this forum to wallets that I still have active.  I'm just saying those wallets (Coinbase and Jaxx) don't have options to sign messages, however I still control the wallets and can send payment as proof.

The original e-mail address associated with the account (from 2015 - Oct 2017) is also mine.  The password was changed on October 20th and it's also obvious that the posts and language used is different all of a sudden.

Since my BTC addresses posted on this site belong to Coinbase and Jaxx Wallets (which don't have signed messages), would I be able to prove that I own the account any other way?  For example, making a small payment to an agreed upon BTC address at a certain time?

It's a Sr. Member account, and I can see the "new" owner of the account is on a signature campaign.  So that'd be the reason to hack it.  He seems to be posting on local Turkish boards, which I don't speak or understand.

Needing some more help.  I did post my bitcoin addresses for signature campaigns on this forum, however most are addresses on Coinbase and Jaxx wallets, both of which don't have an option to sign a message, which is required to recover an account.

I did use MyCelium for 3 weeks on a signature campaign with Bitmixer, which was registered through they're own site (not from signing up on the thread in this forum).  I can sign a message for this address, however I didn't post it in this forum.

I do still own all the bitcoin wallets associated with addresses posted here, as well as the original e-mail before the account was hacked.  I'd appreciate any help or assistance.

Cheers.

Okay thanks for the info.  I did post bitcoin addresses that I own for signature campaigns in the past, which I referenced (quoted text + url) in the PM.

Haven't received a response yet, but we'll see how it goes.  Boggles my mind how someone else has possession of my account.

Thanks.  When it says is that the signature script that the account had at the time it got hacked?

Hi there,

I just made this account in order to get some assistance.  My bitcointalk account has been hacked (password has been reset by someone else).

The e-mail address and bitcoin addresses associated with the account are mine and I can prove that.  If this has happened to anyone, or you know the process to recover the account, can you please share some insight?

Thanks.