I got an email from a random address saying he had my password. Well had part of it. Says needed to pay $900.
Pretty sure it's a scam, but how did he get a part of my password?
I got an email from a random address saying he had my password. Well had part of it. Says needed to pay $900
Michael Gray
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Leo Hughes
change password
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Joseph Williams
Change your password. Use unique passwords.
Grayson Powell
Yes I know, but how do I prevent this from happening again. Also he had an old password I haven't used in awhile.
Nolan Moore
check on haveibeenpwned
Elijah Cruz
Cool never seen this site before.
Thx
Logan Myers
It's a scam. 100%
Scammer has an old pw I haven't used in years.
Jaxson Collins
There have been several hacks over the last decade. Some are known, some are still a secret. Data is traded. He probably bought a data set and is now sending mails to everyone in that set.
Just change your password and don't use a password more than once.
Juan Edwards
If you can still log in with the same password that means he doesn't have your password because anyone smart enough to steal your password would change it so you have to buy back your account. Use a random generator password at least 16 characters with symbols and keep a text file on a thumb drive or encrypted.
James Walker
Was it something familiar to you? Like a loved ones name or favorite anime character? If so then it's more than likely someone close to you scamming. Find them and kick their ass.