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March 02, 2012, 08:34:17 PM
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OMFG i am about to cry somone help..


I transferred some coins thismorning to mtgox, and had a couple sent to my mtgox account.

I logged in about 2 hours ago to check, everything was fine, left my computer and returned, my session on mtgox timmed out.

So i went to log backin and it says WRONG PASSWORD!!!

I hit the "password lost" input email, and i never got one.

I got no emails or anything. What should i do?

I contacted mtgox and waiting.

I feel sick to my stomach.

My password is very secure (long and random upper +lower+numbers)
computer is virus free behind 2 firewalls.

Huh?

i dont get how. I never gave any mtgox info out, maybe a BTC address, or account #.

Never email info, and the password is a pain to type. I have a shitty feeling.
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March 02, 2012, 08:52:25 PM
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Anyone? please? any ideas?

so strange. i came back and my browser showed my updated BTC amount, they arrived when i was away from computer,  then i try to refresh and i cant login. Sad


Is there a way to use block explorer to see if the money is gone?
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March 02, 2012, 09:18:04 PM
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I got no emails or anything. What should i do?

Check your spam folder as well, perhaps the change password message got routed there.

I contacted mtgox and waiting.

Assuming this was a support ticket you opened, then you can check an existing request here:
 - https://support.mtgox.com/requests

If they haven't yet responded, there's not much you can do.  If there's no response after a reasonable amount of time (e.g., maybe one business day and the ticket has not yet been addressed) then perhaps you can escalate with some prodding on the #mtgox IRC channel on Freenode.



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March 02, 2012, 09:22:59 PM
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We have noticed you have deposited recently 7 BTC and have a reason to believe those coins may have come from the coins stolen from Bitcoinica (see the bitcointalk forum for more details).

MtGox Co. Ltd.

WHat the F is going on here...


I was paid BTC in exchange for money and now i get this??!!

God at first i was relieved now im petrified i did something wrong
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March 02, 2012, 09:32:55 PM
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We have noticed you have deposited recently 7 BTC and have a reason to believe those coins may have come from the coins stolen from Bitcoinica (see the bitcointalk forum for more details).

We'd like to know where you transferred those coins from in order to help with the current ongoing investigation. Your cooperation would be greatly appreciated.


Thank you very much,

XXXX,XXXXX
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WHat the F is going on here...


I was paid BTC in exchange for money and now i get this??!! what the fuck

Well now we're all very curious to know.  Where / from who did you buy the BTC?

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March 02, 2012, 09:34:37 PM
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Probably shouldn't of posted that.. But then again i would love to find out where they came from to.



I was paid this morning in BTC for USD from a vendor from a online market. Like a USD for BTC exchange.

I am trying to find more info on this person...
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March 02, 2012, 09:35:18 PM
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You did nothing wrong, but whoever sent you these coins might have. Which is why we are all interested in hearing how you obtained those coins Smiley

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March 02, 2012, 09:35:48 PM
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We have noticed you have deposited recently 7 BTC and have a reason to believe those coins may have come from the coins stolen from Bitcoinica (see the bitcointalk forum for more details).

MtGox Co. Ltd.

WHat the F is going on here...


I was paid BTC in exchange for money and now i get this??!!

God at first i was relieved now im petrified i did something wrong

note to self: don't deposit coins to mtgox no matter how innocent.

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March 02, 2012, 09:40:51 PM
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We have noticed you have deposited recently 7 BTC and have a reason to believe those coins may have come from the coins stolen from Bitcoinica (see the bitcointalk forum for more details).

MtGox Co. Ltd.

WHat the F is going on here...


I was paid BTC in exchange for money and now i get this??!!

God at first i was relieved now im petrified i did something wrong

note to self: don't deposit coins to mtgox no matter how innocent.



Well noted...
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March 02, 2012, 09:42:28 PM
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We have noticed you have deposited recently 7 BTC and have a reason to believe those coins may have come from the coins stolen from Bitcoinica (see the bitcointalk forum for more details).

MtGox Co. Ltd.

WHat the F is going on here...


I was paid BTC in exchange for money and now i get this??!!

God at first i was relieved now im petrified i did something wrong

note to self: don't deposit coins to mtgox no matter how innocent.



Well noted...
Note to self: Trade only with people and exchanges that are WELL KNOWN and have been around for a long while. #bitcoin-otc has a good rating system to find traders that can be trusted.

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March 02, 2012, 09:46:30 PM
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Probably shouldn't of posted that.. But then again i would love to find out where they came from to.

I was paid this morning in BTC for USD from a vendor from a online market. Like a USD for BTC exchange.

I am trying to find more info on this person...

How did you send the USD? Liberty Reserve, moneyPak?

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March 02, 2012, 09:50:05 PM
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We have noticed you have deposited recently 7 BTC and have a reason to believe those coins may have come from the coins stolen from Bitcoinica (see the bitcointalk forum for more details).

MtGox Co. Ltd.

WHat the F is going on here...


I was paid BTC in exchange for money and now i get this??!!

God at first i was relieved now im petrified i did something wrong

note to self: don't deposit coins to mtgox no matter how innocent.



Well noted...
Note to self: Trade only with people and exchanges that are WELL KNOWN and have been around for a long while. #bitcoin-otc has a good rating system to find traders that can be trusted.

Sorry, that's never going to be good enough. Those well known people and exchanges don't have all the information MtGox has...or does MtGox have a "stolen coin API" ? And even that's a very dangerous move for a company who has a large BTC investment.

If they try to become a central authority that determines which coins are "legal", Bitcoin is doomed. I hope they are smarter than that.

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March 02, 2012, 09:51:28 PM
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Probably shouldn't of posted that.. But then again i would love to find out where they came from to.

I was paid this morning in BTC for USD from a vendor from a online market. Like a USD for BTC exchange.

I am trying to find more info on this person...

How did you send the USD? Liberty Reserve, moneyPak?


I don't really want to get into details but he used a exchange service i used.

I already had funds on the service. Turns out he had a account there. Thats the only way i would agree to the transaction, because i had some kind of recourse in the event of a scam


I have the account email i sent them to.

I am turning that over to mtgox now.
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March 02, 2012, 09:51:52 PM
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HAHA, the CIA is now after you, you're a dead man, son!


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March 02, 2012, 09:53:42 PM
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This is not the first time I've seen someone panic about this, either. Several people had the same thing happen after withdrawing coins from Tradehill's pool and putting them into MtGox.

What great customer service - put your clients into a frenzied panic thinking their account has been hacked by locking their account with no notification of any kind.

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March 02, 2012, 10:03:52 PM
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This is not the first time I've seen someone panic about this, either. Several people had the same thing happen after withdrawing coins from Tradehill's pool and putting them into MtGox.

What great customer service - put your clients into a frenzied panic thinking their account has been hacked by locking their account with no notification of any kind.



I was thinking the same thing. BY THE WAY, How would MTGox know if the coins were stolen?

Do bit-coins carry a unique marker?


I wanted to thank everyone for the reply's, at-least freaking out on bitcointalk killed some time.

Sorry for the misleading topic as the account was not hacked. Just investigated.
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March 02, 2012, 10:05:10 PM
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Would you be willing to post the TXID or either address (sending or receiving)?

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March 02, 2012, 10:05:54 PM
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Probably shouldn't of posted that.. But then again i would love to find out where they came from to.

I was paid this morning in BTC for USD from a vendor from a online market. Like a USD for BTC exchange.

I am trying to find more info on this person...

My guess is that you used Intersango.
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March 02, 2012, 10:08:50 PM
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How would they know the coins were stolen?

do coins carry a unique marker or something?
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March 02, 2012, 10:15:24 PM
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How would they know the coins were stolen?

do coins carry a unique marker or something?
Of course. All bitcoins can be traced through the decentralized ledger. That is a fundamental design of Bitcoin.

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