Topic: my friend have my user and password and my passport scan - page 3. (Read 623 times)
There are a lot of true friends that we have in our life,and we treasure them next to our family, but we should always have limitations also in terms of our financial matter, media account password, it must be a keepsake within yourself, and we must always set privacy and security for ourselves. So please never do that again, because sometimes being too complacent, and so much giving trust to anyone would possibly harm you one day. Set privacy and security for a brighter future😊
Why don't you simply change your password to the said bittrex account if you are so worried about her transferring your coins? Its easier since she doesn't have access to the email and password that you signed u with. To me, your main concern should be what she could do with your passport info.
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bittrex support ::
If you have two-factor enabled, you will need to enter your 6 digit code and press Confirm. If you do not have two-factor enabled you will need to login to your email account and click the verification link we send you.
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it's for first time that you must verify new ip and after you don't need to verify the ip again.
Two factor is different from verifying new ip. You only verify for one time but with 2 factor activated you have to use a set of code every time you login or withdraw. If your friend doesn't know the email then she can't withdraw there's also thisbittrex support ::
If you have two-factor enabled, you will need to enter your 6 digit code and press Confirm. If you do not have two-factor enabled you will need to login to your email account and click the verification link we send you.
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it's for first time that you must verify new ip and after you don't need to verify the ip again.
where users can ask for an email to be changed but it'll require a couple of informations about the account.
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In order to change your email on file with us please provide some of the following.
- Past Deposits
- Recent Orders
- Approximate Balances
- Past Deposits
- Recent Orders
- Approximate Balances
You can also whitelist your crypto address just to make things more secure and if your friend accidentally withdraw from your account the coins would just land to your address.
Why did you give your account to your friend in the first place? that is risky who knows what she could do with your info.
The answer is no. But your "friend" should easily be able to open another account at Bittrex or even at any other new website and use your ID to verify the account. Either way, your friend doesn't seem to be an actual friend. She has no business holding your personal ID information, worst case scenario, you both attempt to sign up with your identity, the site detects it and marks it as fraud, you get your accounts closed and your ID marked as fraudulent.
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bittrex support ::
If you have two-factor enabled, you will need to enter your 6 digit code and press Confirm. If you do not have two-factor enabled you will need to login to your email account and click the verification link we send you.
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it's for first time that you must verify new ip and after you don't need to verify the ip again.
bittrex support ::
If you have two-factor enabled, you will need to enter your 6 digit code and press Confirm. If you do not have two-factor enabled you will need to login to your email account and click the verification link we send you.
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it's for first time that you must verify new ip and after you don't need to verify the ip again.
This should answer your question. I got this from bittrex support articles.
But why does your "friend" has your login credentials and a scan of your passport in the first place? No matter how trusted he is, you shouldn't give such data to him, you should now change your password and activate your 2fa (If you haven't) but please note that since he has your passport scan he can still impersonate you in some sites.
If you have two-factor enabled, you will need to enter your 6 digit code and press Confirm. If you do not have two-factor enabled you will need to login to your email account and click the verification link we send you.
But why does your "friend" has your login credentials and a scan of your passport in the first place? No matter how trusted he is, you shouldn't give such data to him, you should now change your password and activate your 2fa (If you haven't) but please note that since he has your passport scan he can still impersonate you in some sites.
:)please answer if you have enough information about bittrex site....thanks 
One of my friend in other country have my user and password in bittrex and have my scan of passport too, but she has't my email password that i sign up with it in bittrex. so can she withdraw with any method my balances in this bittrex account or not?
I think the answer is "no" but i want to be sure and maybe with some method she can?
One of my friend in other country have my user and password in bittrex and have my scan of passport too, but she has't my email password that i sign up with it in bittrex. so can she withdraw with any method my balances in this bittrex account or not?
I think the answer is "no" but i want to be sure and maybe with some method she can?
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