My account was stolen ant the account banned

[ilpirata79-2]

Based on this transaction:

https://blockchain.info/it/tx/b96c351612dbacc4372a837f11dd3f6d1f954fdb70b4168ea4919f30cd2f3d1b

You sent 5 BTC from this address using the consolidation method. I believe it was a self-custody wallet. Just sign a message from that address if you still have the backup key.

Yes, I remember that address ending with p very well, I was reusing it for everything, since I was still dumb about privacy.
It was on blockchain.info and I am very much afraid I have lost access to it (I left it emptied anyway). But maybe I am wrong, I will try to access it or maybe I can access the destination address.

Anyway, now that I digged on my previous emails I just found out I might have leaked my real name on the forum... crap

When was your account hacked or stolen? Because it seems ten years back the account got tags. If you haven't organised scams, it means the account was hacked ten years ago. Then why now have you created this thread? I haven't noticed any other recovery thread for that account; please point me to it if I missed something. If the account was hacked recently, then it does prove the account or you were involved with scams.

However, if you have the original mail of your account and could sign from a Bitcoin address, then very likely you can get back your account through the recovery process. But it doesn't guarantee to remove red tags from your account. Likely forum admins would help on that when the account was hacked from the modlogs. If red tags got after hacked or stolen, then probably you would be able to remove red tags and have to follow up with DT members.

Yes, the account was hacked ten years ago or so, I suppose in coincidence with the hack of this website passwords. I had just lost interest in it and moved in other places.
Now just wanted to get it back for fun and sentimental reasons, if it's not too difficult.

[rat03gopoh]

I will try to access it or maybe I can access the destination address.

Not the destination address, but the address where the 5 BTC was spent > 1UKmHLagJ69SA4gWGMKcNdk5i7FJy6Vqp
Their domain has changed to .com, so you should be careful or even postpone accessing your wallet. I think this site is currently experiencing security issues. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5579991

[Bitcoin_Arena]

The thing is, there's no way to prove if the account was stolen before or you didn't use it for scamming. You can blab about it that it was hacked/stolen but there's no way that even admins will be able to know that. I don't think the DT members will remove those tags anyway unless you want to pay the scammed amount that you think the scammers have done using your account.

If the account recoveries team helps him recover the account, then there is a bit of a chance that the DT members can reverse or remove their negative feedback. The guys who recover the accounts probably have access to more information than us. Information like IP address logs before and after the account was supposedly hacked.
So his first step is to recover the account.

[Cricktor]

Address 1UKmHLagJ69SA4gWGMKcNdk5i7FJy6Vqp is e.g. stated here by user ilpirata79 and quoted unchanged by another user

ilpirata79; 96; 8.16; 1UKmHLagJ69SA4gWGMKcNdk5i7FJy6Vqp

there is no payment ?

If you can sign a message from above address you should be able to recover your old account. Follow instructions from the link that has been already provided here for an account recovery. If you know and still control the email address with which you initially registered the account, I would recommend to contact the recovery team by sending from this email account.

It doesn't matter that the hacker who stole your account has obviously changed the account's email address, because why wouldn't he do it. If you steal an account here it doesn't make sense to not change the email address otherwise the original owner can reset the password and the hacker would loose control of the account.

[hosemary]

The guys who recover the accounts probably have access to more information than us. Information like IP address logs before and after the account was supposedly hacked.
So his first step is to recover the account.

The account was last active more than 9 years ago and I don't think its IP logs are still being kept.
According to Forum's "About privacy" page, the full IP is kept only for 6 months and the city geolocation data is kept for 6 years.

[CryptSafe]

OP, something seems to be unclear here. After 10 years of inactivity, you suddenly reappear to want to reclaim your account. Well, I would not resist you for any reason but to wish you the best of luck while trying to recover your account, because I see it as a near-impossible mission you want to embark upon. Maybe you could just forget about it and focus on this account you are working on.

[ilpirata79-2]

OP, something seems to be unclear here. After 10 years of inactivity, you suddenly reappear to want to reclaim your account. Well, I would not resist you for any reason but to wish you the best of luck while trying to recover your account, because I see it as a near-impossible mission you want to embark upon. Maybe you could just forget about it and focus on this account you are working on.

You just havent read the thread, the 10-year question has been asked multiple times. best regards

[Jostern]

The question would be how would this DT members know that you’re not the one who was associated with the scam, how do you convince them because I absolutely think it would be very interesting to know how you will convince them if you probably have access to your account again, but right now since you still have access to your account email then I must say that you can actually get your account back, well you can use your account if you have it back, but because of the negative tags that your account have, it would be very difficult for people who are in this forum to trust your account, and you can’t convince this DT members to remove the Negative Tag.

[hosemary]

but right now since you still have access to your account email then I must say that you can actually get your account back, well you can use your account if you have it back

Please read the previous posts before making a new reply.
The same suggestion has already been given by others and OP said that they don't receive any emails when trying to reset their password.

[AVE5]

Hi,

there has been a leak of passwords in the past and my account was stolen, ilpirata79.

It was used once, I think, to make a scam, then it was banned.

Before that it was owned by me and all was legit, as you can see.

I think the associated email is the same and still under my control.

Is there a way to regain access? I didn't really do anything wrong.

Asking about what kind of evil or scam the acocunt was used for before it was do justice and got banned maybe a prolonging protocol instead, let's go by wondering or asking how did a third party got access to your privacy to the extent of operating with your bitcointalk account without your consent until the evil was successfully done with it and you didn't notice or air out with the strange activities you're experiencing with your account.
I understand that people also falls victim mysteriously but there're those whose implications can't be given a second thought when have to be judged.
How do you think you can convince the community that you're not attached to the scam activity when all data's of your account remains the same and under your control while the evil acts were carried on?
I also understands the misconceptions and probabilities of life where explaining yourself out can't make better difference after the law has taken into action of what you've no direct clue about. So this unbanning appeal with just this approach isn't convince able if the case should be reviewed.

[alegotardo]

I believe that regardless of the reasons that led the OP to neglect the stolen account for so long, if he is truly the owner, then he has the right to recover it.
Look, I am not trying to defend him, and therefore I will point out the conditions that I think need to be met for this:

First, I agree that this should only be possible if he irrefutably prove that he is the legitimate owner, proving it with a signature at an address already published before the hack.

Second, reputation can not by simply removed... if the legitimate owner was negligent at the time and did not even report the theft, what guarantees that he did not sell your account, for example?
In my opinion, trust is something he will need to regain.

[rat03gopoh]

Second, reputation can not by simply removed... if the legitimate owner was negligent at the time and did not even report the theft, what guarantees that he did not sell your account, for example?
In my opinion, trust is something he will need to regain.

Hacking of accounts and its associated wallets is extremely rare. Furthermore, the OP stated that they don't care about reputation. Even if the account is sold to him, the condition is that by signing a message from the address associated with the bought account, recovery access will be granted.

A trust score cleanup would be another chapter on the reputation board, and that would be a matter between the OP and the DT members involved, not the admins.