Merging my posts into one...
amartin99 how do I encrypt my pass anyway ?
With encrypted pass I meant that bitcointalk.org uses an ssl-certificat. You can see that on the url. It has https instead http. Then the browser automatically encrypts the pass and other data when it is sending a, for example, login form to bitcointalk. This way nobody on the way can sniff our the password. Only the forums server can decrypt it again.
no I have some LONG passwords generated by robo forum
some times when im feeling lazy I copy that but leaving out a few letters so as to make it different
when I did a scan of my passwords I found that's where I did here
and used the same pass when joining a couple other things
these other 2 things are large unrelated companies
no way they where fishing sites
encrypting my pass sounds like a good idea
having the forum use SMS confirmation every time our IP changes would be better
I doubt something that would cost the forum (SMS confirmation) or other major changes will be implemented since theymos works on the new forum since some years already.
Guess your password should have benn a unique one then. The hacker must have gotten into your account some time ago before he tried to establish the trade I think.
mexxer2So considering it was ralobot who received the funds and that the hacker had no selfish reason to not take the BTC for himself, should we tag him(Seems seb already did)?
ralobot never reacted on my pm. At the end nobody else is involved. The only other solution would be that amartin99 faked it and the receiving address is actually his own. So that he maybe received the pm. Though that again would have meant amartin99 would have been able to send the receiving address to me through ralobots account. Which doesn't sound likely and ralobot already would have had complained.
xetsrSo considering it was ralobot who received the funds and that the hacker had no selfish reason to not take the BTC for himself, should we tag him(Seems seb already did)?
Should be tagged for selling carding methods anyway. Follow the payivy link and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Well, guess I have to think about warning trading partners about red trust of the other trading partner.
Though I think normally that should be checked by the trading partner when trying to establish a trade.
Or can it be that you did not know what the red numbers meant, amartin99?
QuicksellerI am on my phone which is horrible with autocorrect plus it automatically zooms into the text field I am typing into so I can't compare what it was corrected to.
Right, if he is selling carded GC then a discussion about giving him a neg might be a moot point as long as it is clear they are carded. However I would not simply take the OPs word that he didn't send the PM in question....otherwise all someone would need to do to get someone negative trust is to setup a small deal with escrow then release escrow prior to receiving the goods.
If ralobot would be the scammed one then it would mean he received either the coins from me or his account was hacked and the pm where he sent me the releasing btc address was sent from the hacker. Which would have been amartin99 then since the pm's contain the quoted texts that no one other has.
And ralobot never complained at all anyway.