Has anyone noticed attempt(s) to hack your Collectors Society account?

[James_OldeTowne]

I received three emails, similar to the following, recently:

 

A user from the IP Address '##.##.###.###' has requested a temporary password for the username 'xxxxx' for the website 'Collectors Society Message Boards'. This is a temporary password that can be used if you have forgotten your original password. If you did not request this, please ignore this message - your original password will still work. The temporary password for this username is - kmQTYlk

 

[BillJones]

I have not had any such experiences as of now, but given the way things are today, anthing like this is possible.

[comicdonna]

I received three emails, similar to the following, recently:

 

A user from the IP Address '##.##.###.###' has requested a temporary password for the username 'xxxxx' for the website 'Collectors Society Message Boards'. This is a temporary password that can be used if you have forgotten your original password. If you did not request this, please ignore this message - your original password will still work. The temporary password for this username is - kmQTYlk

This is very strange. I would definitely send Arch a PM. He may be able to match up IP addresses. Can you imagine the damage someone could do, taking over someone's id here?

[RWB]

Nope. Must be time to change passwords, though.

[Nutmeg Coin]

I get those every day on my main emails for other business entities, nothing here though. I can imagine the type of mischief that could come through hacking.

[comicdonna]

The first that comes to mind for me is, having a FS thread. People buy coins, and send payment to the hacker.

[johnny9434]

Nope. Must be time to change passwords, though.

good idea.

[jpcienkus]

No, I haven't had that happen to my account.