 Show Posts
|
|
Pages: [1]
|
This post is indeed for https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=513600This account is still active and I'm trying to prevent any damages that could be caused in the near furture. Okay here is the deal. This account your using "MVP_NLTH", im the original account owner and created this account myself. My email was compromised without my knowledge, and failed to realize that my bitcointalk.org forum account was stolen. All my attempts have failed in retrieving back access to this forum accout. If this accounts been purchased from somebody else. I apologize, i did not intend on getting my account marked red with negitive trust because id like to have my account back. If your willing to negotiate some type of compensation, im willing to work out the details and pay you for your loss. If you do not comply, ill simply begin having this account flagged for being hacked/stolen. Im giving you enough time to reply back, once this account shows youve recently logged in after the date this private message has been sent. If a reply back to this private nessage has not been completed. I'll consider it as no negotiations and further flagging the trust on thia account. Looking forward to seeing your compliance. YOUR TRULY, MVP_NLTH |
|
|
|
I really suggest you to read Potato Chips's post. In all honesty, nobody will tag an account if you don't post a signed message from an address staked with that account. If people would just take your word for it, and tag this account, what's stopping you from creating dozens of new accounts and getting everybody you disagree tagged red by dt? I realise this sounds unfair, and it's probably the last thing you want to hear when you've just lost your account, but posting signed messages is one of the only types of proof of account ownership accepted on this forum... Ive never posted any btc address on that account. So im unsure how else to verify its mine. If its not a big problem to any of you guys, then why should i worry if anyone gets scammed? Someone can see the email address was changed recently on the account, and im darn sure the I.P. address is different. Well, it IS a big deal to all of us, and don't get me wrong, we're happy that you're reporting your account as stolen... However, the admin is the only person that can verify ip logs, and an email *might* be changed for other reasons... I'm certainly not calling you a lyer, as a matter of fact, i believe the chance is rather large that you're telling the truth,... However, without any signed messages, chances of getting your account tagged are slim. Did you PM anybody with any kind of (altcoin or bitcoin) address? Did you post an altcoin address? Did you post an url to your website? Did you post any social media accounts you own (facebook, twitter,...?) These proofs will probably be insufficient for the admin to recover your account, but if you can use any of these proofs, DT members will *probably* do tag the account, and at least, you know you did the right thing  If you still have access to this twitter account: https://twitter.com/ykudonink you can make a tweet like "verifying that account 513600 has been hacked, account 1845370 is my new account" OR, i see you did some paypal trades... Did you send your paypal email in PM to other members? In that case, you can try if a DT member is willing to receive a confirmation email from the paypal email address you PM'ed on this forum? These proofs won't get you your account back, but if somebody from DT is willing to review a tweet + receive a confirmation email from an email address you PM'ed to another member, he might decide to tag your old account, so at least if the hacker does illegal stuff with it, you've done everything in your power to warn other people. Good luck, sorry for your loss  I still have the same lbc account with the same advertisment number saved, which is the same advertsment number i posted over a year ago. What a coincidence hmm... I never had a twitter account |
|
|
|
I really suggest you to read Potato Chips's post. In all honesty, nobody will tag an account if you don't post a signed message from an address staked with that account. If people would just take your word for it, and tag this account, what's stopping you from creating dozens of new accounts and getting everybody you disagree tagged red by dt? I realise this sounds unfair, and it's probably the last thing you want to hear when you've just lost your account, but posting signed messages is one of the only types of proof of account ownership accepted on this forum... Ive never posted any btc address on that account. So im unsure how else to verify its mine. If its not a big problem to any of you guys, then why should i worry if anyone gets scammed? Someone can see the email address was changed recently on the account, and im darn sure the I.P. address is different. Well, it IS a big deal to all of us, and don't get me wrong, we're happy that you're reporting your account as stolen... However, the admin is the only person that can verify ip logs, and an email *might* be changed for other reasons... I'm certainly not calling you a lyer, as a matter of fact, i believe the chance is rather large that you're telling the truth,... However, without any signed messages, chances of getting your account tagged are slim. Did you PM anybody with any kind of (altcoin or bitcoin) address? Did you post an altcoin address? Did you post an url to your website? Did you post any social media accounts you own (facebook, twitter,...?) These proofs will probably be insufficient for the admin to recover your account, but if you can use any of these proofs, DT members will *probably* do tag the account, and at least, you know you did the right thing |
|
|
|
I really suggest you to read Potato Chips's post. In all honesty, nobody will tag an account if you don't post a signed message from an address staked with that account. If people would just take your word for it, and tag this account, what's stopping you from creating dozens of new accounts and getting everybody you disagree tagged red by dt? I realise this sounds unfair, and it's probably the last thing you want to hear when you've just lost your account, but posting signed messages is one of the only types of proof of account ownership accepted on this forum... Ive never posted any btc address on that account. So im unsure how else to verify its mine. If its not a big problem to any of you guys, then why should i worry if anyone gets scammed? Someone can see the email address was changed recently on the account, and im darn sure the I.P. address is different. |
|
|
|
|
I logged into my email just now and seen that my bitcointalk.org account email was changed on january 29th and now its after 14 days so i can't report that its not me. The url link it gave me doesnt work anymore to fix this problem. I checked my account here for any activity that they may have done recently. They have only made 2 posts.
Is theyre any way to fix this and get my account back?
|
|
|
|
|
