Topic: Crypto-trade stole my money!!! Update Resolved!!! (Read 1302 times)
Update: after disclosing the balance of my account they Helpdesk people reset my password.
we offer irc, Facebook, twitter and an official thread or even btctalk PM's.....
why do you have to discuss this here if it is so important to you?
let's sum this up:
- you dont know your Password
- your dont know your recovery question/answer
- you dont know the amount that's been held in your account
- you dont know your CT Shares amount
we didn't stole anyone's money, but okay, let's try to solve this...
pls reply to the open ticket and report us your BTC deposit address.
If it matches, we'll reset your Password.
Best,
Crypto-Trade
this is troublesome it is complicated with exchanges sometimes
its been 7 months, i control the registered email address and if i was an imposter the real owner would have contacted the exchange by now.
the answer doesn't actually start with "*". i did not want to post the hint on a public forum. the problem is that they won't allow other ways of verifying. i know the balance of the account and other details
Why not just use your ID to verify its you? Don't tell me you have fake name in your account?
its been 7 months, i control the registered email address and if i was an imposter the real owner would have contacted the exchange by now.
the answer doesn't actually start with "*". i did not want to post the hint on a public forum. the problem is that they won't allow other ways of verifying. i know the balance of the account and other details
its been 7 months, i control the registered email address and if i was an imposter the real owner would have contacted the exchange by now.
the answer doesn't actually start with "*". i did not want to post the hint on a public forum. the problem is that they won't allow other ways of verifying. i know the balance of the account and other details
never heard of the place is that bad ?
and why did it take you 3 months to come here and complain ? that is odd.
ya might wanna get better at "internet'ing"
that isn't the only place that will burden you with knowing a password lol
i use Password Depot to help things out and it can be used for free with up to 20 passwords
and they also have free mobile app version too (i have not tried)
www.password-depot.com
So they didn't steal your money.. they asked you to handle your own responsibility of keeping a password for their site.
You failed that..
so..
Move on.
You can't call that theft otherwise every site on the internet that uses a password are run by thieves too LOL
and why did it take you 3 months to come here and complain ? that is odd.
ya might wanna get better at "internet'ing"
that isn't the only place that will burden you with knowing a password lol
i use Password Depot to help things out and it can be used for free with up to 20 passwords
and they also have free mobile app version too (i have not tried)
www.password-depot.com
So they didn't steal your money.. they asked you to handle your own responsibility of keeping a password for their site.
You failed that..
so..
Move on.
You can't call that theft otherwise every site on the internet that uses a password are run by thieves too LOL
Most online forms with security question fields display them in plain text which any shoulder surfer can easily read. Usually you have to send the answer to a security question query back in plain text too.
Definitely good points. Curious what solutions you offer to solve the issue without them?
Most online forms with security question fields display them in plain text which any shoulder surfer can easily read. Usually you have to send the answer to a security question query back in plain text too.
I know paranoid is good when it comes down to security, but I hate security questions because they can easily be seen by shoulder surfers in public. I would rather someone sent an email for confirmation of who I am.
Well just because I ask you what your Teddy bears name is does not mean it cannot be a password like P@$$word12345678 which most privacy conscious folks do
I know paranoid is good when it comes down to security, but I hate security questions because they can easily be seen by shoulder surfers in public. I would rather someone sent an email for confirmation of who I am.
Dealing with this issue myself AliceWonder has the best answer though most crypto folks do not like it. If you cannot provide the information you provided as to who you are then how can exchanges protect your money from anyone else who says they are you...
Verified users this is not an issue.
I think you would be just as mad if they gave your account info to someone else claiming to be you who guessed close to your security question. People try this all the time so close just cannot cut it.
Verified users this is not an issue.
I think you would be just as mad if they gave your account info to someone else claiming to be you who guessed close to your security question. People try this all the time so close just cannot cut it.
I found that if I give out my phone number just once I get deluged with sales calls and the only way I can stop them is to change my phone number. That's why I usually make up one for online forms.
lol, that's funny 
you can't remember your first phone that you put there? you must be put your phone number randomly when sign up
Maybe you ever withdraw from that exchange? so you can sign message using that withdrawal address
you can't remember your first phone that you put there? you must be put your phone number randomly when sign up
Maybe you ever withdraw from that exchange? so you can sign message using that withdrawal address
I routinely give bullshit answers I cannot remember to security questions. I would be screwed in the same situation. I know I should learn a lesson from this and note down all the sign up information I give in the future, but I probably won't bother because it's too much hassle.
Perhaps these exchanges could ask new people to send them a public GPG key instead of a hint question.
You then provide a signed request they can verify in order to reset the password.
I never liked the hint mechanism, always seemed insecure.
My cable company requires it and anytime I change service options by phone I have to answer it. It's bullshit and I picked a bullshit answer because the real answer is something someone could figure out.
But a GPG key would be acceptable.
You then provide a signed request they can verify in order to reset the password.
I never liked the hint mechanism, always seemed insecure.
My cable company requires it and anytime I change service options by phone I have to answer it. It's bullshit and I picked a bullshit answer because the real answer is something someone could figure out.
But a GPG key would be acceptable.
Seriously, you can't remember the answer to your security question and you expect them to hand you over the keys to some funds? If you can't prove that you own the account, why should they give you access to that account? For all they know you could just be trying to break in to someone else's account.
If anything, it is disappointing to see them give you a hint to the security question (unless it is something you would have usually seen).
No one stole anything; nothing to see here.
If anything, it is disappointing to see them give you a hint to the security question (unless it is something you would have usually seen).
No one stole anything; nothing to see here.
lolz, the title is misleading.
I find this thread funny.
So you cant remember your phone number ? Ok you could have changed phones, but someone somewhere that you know will still have your old number.
Then on on top of that lets flip this.
This security is there for YOU I suspect had someone taken control of your account because of piss poor security measures you would still be on here, but shouting and moaning about the lack of security.
Its YOUR issue if you cant remember your login details and/or security pass's
LMAO at this
So you cant remember your phone number ? Ok you could have changed phones, but someone somewhere that you know will still have your old number.
Then on on top of that lets flip this.
This security is there for YOU I suspect had someone taken control of your account because of piss poor security measures you would still be on here, but shouting and moaning about the lack of security.
Its YOUR issue if you cant remember your login details and/or security pass's
LMAO at this
Yet another reason to avoid pseudo-exchanges.
A proper exchange will require that you demonstrate who you are for FinCEN regulations. At least in US.
From that you can recover by proving you are who you demonstrated you were.
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The exchange has no way to know this isn't a social engineering attack to take the persons funds.
You could have hacked the real persons e-mail and set up a filter on their imap server (or mail client) that hides the e-mails from exchange so the real person doesn't even know it.
Giving you the hint that it started with a * and has no numbers was wrong, they shouldn't have done that.
Not sure what you can do, but trade w/o an exchange or use an exchange where you are required to document who you are.
When grandma died, we were able to get some of her assets by showing a death certificate.
If you died, could your next of kin get your assets from an exchange / web wallet that doesn't even know who you are?
A proper exchange will require that you demonstrate who you are for FinCEN regulations. At least in US.
From that you can recover by proving you are who you demonstrated you were.
-=-
The exchange has no way to know this isn't a social engineering attack to take the persons funds.
You could have hacked the real persons e-mail and set up a filter on their imap server (or mail client) that hides the e-mails from exchange so the real person doesn't even know it.
Giving you the hint that it started with a * and has no numbers was wrong, they shouldn't have done that.
Not sure what you can do, but trade w/o an exchange or use an exchange where you are required to document who you are.
When grandma died, we were able to get some of her assets by showing a death certificate.
If you died, could your next of kin get your assets from an exchange / web wallet that doesn't even know who you are?
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