Hacking coinpayments Wallet is no easy job ..
I think this is something grave since coinpayments is more or less Preety secure ... But day to day we are hearing news like these and the biggest companies are getting robbed thus I think the hackers might have something new that we know nothing about.

The fact that CoinPayments responded on this thread is a really good sign. Do contact support and PM your support ticket, like they asked. I hope you get this resolved promptly. And then be sure to take all reasonable security precautions for your account.

Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns

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The following abbreviations will be used for campaigns (where applicable):

Campaigns:
Active	||	Currently active
PNYC	||	Payment not yet confirmed
FLUX	||	Campaign in flux between closed and accepting
CFNP	||	Closed for new participants
Term:				Ranks:
p/d	||	post/daily		L	||	Legendary Member
p/w	||	post/weekly		H	||	Hero Member
p/m	||	post/monthly		S	||	Senior Member
f/w	||	fixed/weekly		F	||	Full Member
f/m	||	fixed/monthly		M	||	Member
				J	||	Junior
				N	||	Newbie

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All Bitcoin Signature Campaigns

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Escrow

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777Coin*

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p/2w

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.000085

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.000085

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.000075

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.000065

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.000055

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BitBlender

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$70

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BitCloak

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.005

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YOLOdice

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.00025

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.00005

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PNYC

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Escrow

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FLUX

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CFNP

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Bitsler

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Bitvest*

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Bonpay*

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.0068

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Bustadice*

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25/w

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ChipMixer

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Coinpayments

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.04

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.028

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.012

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.007

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Coinroll

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Crypto-Games

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$80

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FortuneJack

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.02

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25/w

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IOS*

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f/w

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.002

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.002

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.0016

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.001

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.0005

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.0003

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x

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25/w

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Y/N

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MB8Coin

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f/w

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.012

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.009

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.006

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.004

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.002

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x

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x

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25/w

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Y/N

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NitrogenSports

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p/w

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.0003

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.00025

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.0002

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x

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x

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x

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x

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10/w

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20/w

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Y/N

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YoBit.net*

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p/d

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.0003

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.0003

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.0003

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.0002

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.00013

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x

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x

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x

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20/d

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N

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* means that the campaign is currently having some trouble. Joining is not recommended.
* means that the campaign is paying in bitcoin with the addition of some alternative coins (altcoin). Taking a further look into the campaign's payrate is recommended.
* means that the campaign counts the post per period (e.g. weekly, monthly) but they will pay the total earnings at a specific date. You have to visit their thread to find out more about it.
* means that the campaign has some bonus going on. The specified amount in the table is the least amount of money you can have for each round. Check out their thread to know how their bonus works.
** means that there are some special conditions. Please see the campaigns thread for more information.

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Yes/No explanation

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If a campaign has Yes/No as escrow status, it means that the person holding the funds also manages the campaign. This is a conflict of interest, but shouldn't be a big problem if the person doing escrow is trusted.

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Changelog:

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i have not heard of criptomedicina.com. do you have a link to get to them? I'm planning on investing some of my funds, and right now I'm evaluating a legit project and some scam projects. so I can see their scam scheme

Well, that is a very good point, lets add that up as one of the reasons.
 We had a discussion here regarding this issue couple of months ago and I was suggesting them that maybe these emails have been used in different website discussions about cryptocurrency, but there were who claimed that they didnt used their emails from any other website except the exchange. So, what we are suspecting was, the involvement of the exchanges in such issue. Idk really, but that was just the closest theory that we ever come up with. I could be wrong, least we can do here is to regularly check our accounts and emails to prevent from being robbed.

Maybe, just make a strong password will be at least 8 characters in length, but the more the better. The longer (more characters) your password is, the more time it will take the hacker to crack it.

No guarantee at all since they doesn't hold the funds of the investors and the only thing managers can do is to sympathize their participants if there's a scam happened. Maybe we should assume that always we cannot get a huge success upon joining on some bounty camps but lets define it as gamble and we may have a high chances to earn huge if our camp pays huge.

Famous managers are not guaranteed to get a good bounty. we still have to analyze the performance of managers.
disappointed with one of the managers and he did a great cheating.

The thing is , he bought redistribution rights for 1 btc and doesn't gamble himself but only codes scripts.

He claims to have an office, team of coders and 100+ customers.

Collateral is something that can easily be resold to cover the loan value plus interest should the loaner default on the loan.

- The best collateral is another crypto-currency, such as Ethereum (also written as ETH).  Coins must be moderately traded on multiple exchanges.
- Some digital wares such as domain names can be considered as long as the user cannot recover it.
- Small valuable items that can be shipped though the mail - i.e. gold, silver, iphones, etc.
- Large items, such as a motorcycle or guitar can be used if you live close to the person giving you the loan.  Try localbitcoins.com

Better just find someone to answer it for you or help you out answering them, though again the former is unethical to begin with.

I start trading when bitcoin 17000. until now, I lost a haft of money.

Lending I think have not join anyone. But I think in the first time you can get profit from lending. But no more later.

And now, bounty, I still reading and research information about it. No one help or support. One day, hundreds of campaign public. But dont know which one scam or good.

Thanks for the information. But do you have a list of campaign managers who are not scammers.??

I'm just glad the hacker was stupid and didn't do anything with the account (minus that one post). The BPB account could almost certainly get at least a loan of 0.2BTC, without a signed message or collateral.