Holy Mary Mother of Jesus, do yourself a favour and just do not ever click ads, no, no, no, no.

It's a phishing hack someone made a fake blockchain site
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=533055.msg5911301#msg5911301

I don't like or think much about Justin Bieber, but his father.... 

His dad is only ~37 years old and parties with Justin "all night"; They even go to strip clubs together (weird?)
Would you want a Dad who parties with you at 3AM, or would you rather have a "solid example of maturity?"

I just had my blockchain.info wallet hacked, and my coins stolen.

Blockchain does not know how it happened and is investigating.

Here's what is known so far:

1) My identifier, pneumonic and password were all stored offline and separately.
2) My password was alphanumeric
3) They were never shared with anyone - EVER
4) I did not have my wallet setup so backups were sent to me by email
5) The wallet did not have an email address associated with it
6) Somehow, a hacker was able to gain access to my wallet and move my coins out - twice over 3 days (i did not realize what was happening and moved more coins into the wallet, which were moved out during a 2nd incursion)

I can see where the coins were sent to.

I know my tracing options are limited but I would like to try anyway.

How much can I learn from the address the coins were sent to?
Can I learn which company owns the wallet they were sent to? Blockchain? Bitstamp? Bitfog?

Did a little more investigating today, and found out that I was Phished! That's what I get for spending my Bitcoin after a couple cocktails!!! Today when I Googled Blockchain, I just clicked on the top link, and noticed right away that it wasn't right because the logo had changed, and also the address bar was showing the IP address instead of the https//url. I knew instantly what had happened!! Here's a thread talking about the site:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=533055.msg5917325#msg5917325