Topic: I LOST 0.40 BTC BECAUSE OF AN GMAIL ACCOUNT - page 3. (Read 639 times)
I use authentificator on google chrom linked with my email adresse ones you log in from google chrom the app directly start and what s Im wendring about is how they bypass my phone number code confermation i just want you to be sure that gmail is not safe at all even with your sms verification ... is ther any way to contact support live chat directlyto provide all info or to get a stict answer about this my friend ?
Its not always so mate. If your gmail account is not connected with your phone number and also without security questions, it is easier for anyone to login once the person have your login details. Hackers always have ways and methods they use and do to obtain login details or login into other people's email accounts. We just have to be vigilant on the internet.
No google will ask some proof that you own that Gmail account even you know the login details if your device is not recognized it will ask some question. I already tried to log in on different devices with different IP but google always asking some question before I can access the Gmail account. Even I provided some of the google questions it will still end up asking for code through SMS to login. Unlike in my old phone which is recognized I can easily access the Gmail account without questions.
You maybe logging in on some devices that you thought it's not connected before. That is why it's not asking some 2step question.
Gmail doesn't allow logins from an unrecognized device. It needs a verification code coming from a recognized device. So even the hacker knows your password, they can't just easily login. By hitting forgot the password, it also needs confirmation via phone, security question or alternate email which you set as recovery email.
Its not always so mate. If your gmail account is not connected with your phone number and also without security questions, it is easier for anyone to login once the person have your login details. Hackers always have ways and methods they use and do to obtain login details or login into other people's email accounts. We just have to be vigilant on the internet.
My Gmail doesn't associate with any of my phone numbers. Even I know my password, I can't log-in easily to my Gmail account elsewhere without the approval from one of my recognized device (pc, mobile).
In OP's case, there's lacking information so we can't just conclude what really happen. I believed he was tricked so he must not blame all of this to Gmail. Can't also believed that for a person holding BTC0.4, they should already know some of the basic security dealing with the internet.
Gmail doesn't allow logins from an unrecognized device. It needs a verification code coming from a recognized device. So even the hacker knows your password, they can't just easily login. By hitting forgot the password, it also needs confirmation via phone, security question or alternate email which you set as recovery email.
Its not always so mate. If your gmail account is not connected with your phone number and also without security questions, it is easier for anyone to login once the person have your login details. Hackers always have ways and methods they use and do to obtain login details or login into other people's email accounts. We just have to be vigilant on the internet.
I feel sorry for OP, another phishing attack who strikes...
Each day more and more scams and attacks hit users, so, you must be careful on each step, this was another of those non-cheap lessons, just take it and move on. In the future, if you will secure some btc i would like to recommend you to use a paper wallet.
Each day more and more scams and attacks hit users, so, you must be careful on each step, this was another of those non-cheap lessons, just take it and move on. In the future, if you will secure some btc i would like to recommend you to use a paper wallet.
I don't understand if how the hacker stole you 0.4 BTC? Did you send your BTC to your Email?
Since you have the registered number why not provide it as your evidence that you own that email? It's enough to prove that you own that Gmail account.
If they are asking more to recover your account like personal info or documents it's questionable unless if the reply is directly from real google support.
Check some of your device where your email is connected I'm sure it still connected with them if it's logout you can start recover them but in the same device so that Google will recognize your device as the old owner then start to provide your phone number until you receive a new code.
Just try because I have experienced before that I can't recover my account to other devices but I can recover them with my old phone where my email is connected before.
Since you have the registered number why not provide it as your evidence that you own that email? It's enough to prove that you own that Gmail account.
If they are asking more to recover your account like personal info or documents it's questionable unless if the reply is directly from real google support.
Check some of your device where your email is connected I'm sure it still connected with them if it's logout you can start recover them but in the same device so that Google will recognize your device as the old owner then start to provide your phone number until you receive a new code.
Just try because I have experienced before that I can't recover my account to other devices but I can recover them with my old phone where my email is connected before.
Gmail doesn't allow logins from an unrecognized device. It needs a verification code coming from a recognized device. So even the hacker knows your password, they can't just easily login. By hitting forgot the password, it also needs confirmation via phone, security question or alternate email which you set as recovery email.
Maybe there are some details that you didn't mention.
And where's your BTC0.4 stored prior to hack?
You should be picky about opening a message because spam messages are everywhere once your email got leaked you will receive some random email out of nowhere. It's easy to know if a message is a scam/spam, you just have to look for their email address and do a little research if the email is legit or not. And you should not just trust some messages that asking your personal information to give to them, google will never ask your personal information.
What was the email address that was used for this email? Upon reading your story there's already something fishy that you should've noticed before giving him your accurate information.
Google will never give you a sort of form request for you to recover something from them and will have a tone of forcing you to give 'close estimation' with your details. I'll guess that the form that was given to you is through a google spreadsheet?
Can you provide us with additional information to verify that you are the owner of the account?
If this is the case, please access the account recovery form and send another request, providing us with as accurate information as possible. If you are not sure of a date, do not worry and just try to give as close an estimate as possible.
If this is the case, please access the account recovery form and send another request, providing us with as accurate information as possible. If you are not sure of a date, do not worry and just try to give as close an estimate as possible.
Google will never give you a sort of form request for you to recover something from them and will have a tone of forcing you to give 'close estimation' with your details. I'll guess that the form that was given to you is through a google spreadsheet?
be carful Im talking to any body using gmail account that is my big mistake .... I make all of security steps like receiving sms in my phone number to sing in ... so my account was hacked by someone who bypass my phone number I try to recover my account and I cant log in to my own account he change evry thing I contact gmail support and that was the email that I recive :
Your Google Account Recovery Request
Hello,
Thank you for completing our account recovery form. We understand that not being able to access your account can be frustrating and we want to help you.
At Google, we take the privacy and security of our users' information very seriously. We only reactivate the accounts when we are sure to return them to their real owner. Unfortunately, based on the information provided, we could not verify that you are the owner of the [email protected] account. Therefore, for security reasons, we can not allow you to access them for the moment.
Can you provide us with additional information to verify that you are the owner of the account?
If this is the case, please access the account recovery form and send another request, providing us with as accurate information as possible. If you are not sure of a date, do not worry and just try to give as close an estimate as possible.
If not, and if you want to create an account, go to the registration page.
Since we do not ask a lot of personal information to our users when they create their account, we have very few ways to verify that you are the owner of a given account. For this, we are obliged to ask you specific questions during the recovery procedure. We do not accept ID because it is not a safe enough method. If you would like more information about our policies, please see the article Recovering Your Account in the Help Center.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Regards,
Lily
Google Accounts Team
so this 0.40 was all I have he toke evry thing and I cant log in to my own account an advice to thouse who use gmail use aol or hotmail or yahoo d ant be fool like me infortently .
Your Google Account Recovery Request
Hello,
Thank you for completing our account recovery form. We understand that not being able to access your account can be frustrating and we want to help you.
At Google, we take the privacy and security of our users' information very seriously. We only reactivate the accounts when we are sure to return them to their real owner. Unfortunately, based on the information provided, we could not verify that you are the owner of the [email protected] account. Therefore, for security reasons, we can not allow you to access them for the moment.
Can you provide us with additional information to verify that you are the owner of the account?
If this is the case, please access the account recovery form and send another request, providing us with as accurate information as possible. If you are not sure of a date, do not worry and just try to give as close an estimate as possible.
If not, and if you want to create an account, go to the registration page.
Since we do not ask a lot of personal information to our users when they create their account, we have very few ways to verify that you are the owner of a given account. For this, we are obliged to ask you specific questions during the recovery procedure. We do not accept ID because it is not a safe enough method. If you would like more information about our policies, please see the article Recovering Your Account in the Help Center.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Regards,
Lily
Google Accounts Team
so this 0.40 was all I have he toke evry thing and I cant log in to my own account an advice to thouse who use gmail use aol or hotmail or yahoo d ant be fool like me infortently .
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