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United States24767 Posts
Some script kiddie exploited some bug or something in AOL Instant Messenger and managed to log into my account and change the password. He started spamming people on my buddy list before I noticed the problem. I logged on to another screen name and tried messaging myself, to be met with talk of 'fuckfaces' and 'masterbation.'
After talking for a while I got him to send me the majority of my buddy list so at the very least I didn't lose all of my contacts. He said he would give it back to me if I gave him 45 dollars. I asked why the heck he wanted specifically 45 and he said another guy will sell him the screen name he wants for 45 dollars. I pretended to be willing to pay, and he had me IM the owner of the screen name he desired. The guy basically went back on the deal and didn't want to sell it.
Meanwhile I was trying to find a way to contact AOL regarding this matter, but they lack any non-automated support for non-paying customers. Eventually I found something: the user page for my screen name on aim.com had a link to report the content for being inappropriate. I clicked the link and filed a report explaining how the account had been hijacked and he was both using it to send inflammatory messages to members of the buddy list and extorting me for money. I gave them an e-mail address to contact me at which is also the one my screen name should be registered under (I verified this by finding an old e-mail in my archives identifying that my e-mail address for the screen name had been changed from my old one to my new one).
I am trying to convince the guy to give me back my screen name but he's being non-committal and is afk at the moment. Here's the strange thing... he claims to always be on a proxy, yet after our initial conversation, he's been messaging me from another screen name which I suspect might currently be his primary one. If so, at the very least I could piss him off.
I need advice with further measures I can take to try to recover my screen name. I would assume I can use my current e-mail address as evidence of ownership to reset the password, but I haven't found the option to do that anywhere. Please help, I really would like to keep my screen name.
Note - Moved from blogs section so more people will see it.
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it's on the login screen.. forgot password.. it sends pw to your e-mail address.. ?
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god theres so much trash in the world
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On August 19 2007 09:02 Nickisonfire wrote:
it's on the login screen.. forgot password.. it sends pw to your e-mail address.. ?
i don't think it would be as simple as that. for this scenario that is.
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Lol, sometimes these things make me think how stupid people have gotten. I mean seriously, screen name? -__--;;; go rob a bank if you really want some profit
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just make a new one and forget about it, seriously
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On August 19 2007 09:07 pheer wrote:
just make a new one and forget about it, seriously
Did you read? He needs his contacts on the buddylist.
If only we're some kind of hack forum we can hack him back eh? TT
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United States24767 Posts
On August 19 2007 09:02 Nickisonfire wrote:
it's on the login screen.. forgot password.. it sends pw to your e-mail address.. ?
I tried that. It brings you to their password reset page. After an image verification it asks for AOL billing information which makes no sense since I only have AIM.
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I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
See if you can log into your name@aol.com and request password change.
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is awesome32278 Posts
Stalk him to death, rape family, kill dog etccccccccccc
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Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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Haha, dude, save your contacts, I have a buddlist saved. :3
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United States24767 Posts
To continue, please provide the following information:
1. The name of the billing contact.
2. Phone numbers associated with this account.
3. The last four digits of the payment method used for this account.
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United States24767 Posts
On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
My SN is apparently highly desirable. I occasionally get random IM's from people like 'dude I just tried IMing you b/c I like this name'
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On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
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You sound like Dwight from The Office
jeez, chill
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On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
See if you can log into your name@aol.com and request password change.
I just use AIM and dont hand out my password.
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Surely you have some other means of contacting the people that you really want to be in contact with? I would just get the names of the people you really want to talk to and make a new account.
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Find a hacking program and try hacking it.
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On August 19 2007 10:07 IntoTheWow wrote:
Stalk him to death, rape family, kill dog etccccccccccc
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United States5015 Posts
what name would be so desirable? let us know i wanna see what this name was.
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give us the name so we can spam spam spam
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United States24767 Posts
I am going to wait 2 days to give AOL's AIM team a chance to respond to my inquiry. If nothing happens, I will release ALL information and encourage unsavory action be taken.
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On August 19 2007 10:32 micronesia wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
My SN is apparently highly desirable. I occasionally get random IM's from people like 'dude I just tried IMing you b/c I like this name'
Out of curiosity, whats your screen name?
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TL trying to organize a raid.
what?
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If you are getting some type of unique screen when you visit the above link i posted then your AIM name must have been associated with an actual AOL account at some point, or still is. Have you ever paid for AOL as an internet provider before? Your parents maybe?
I seriously doubt AOL is going to do anything to get your screename back, because everything you are telling them someone has already tried before, to steal account names. They get messages all the time from people trying to scam user information claiming that "someone stole my account, but i swear that I am the actual owner". Unless your screename is tied to financial records which you can use to back up your claims.
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United States24767 Posts
On August 19 2007 13:31 NewbSaibot wrote:
If you are getting some type of unique screen when you visit the above link i posted then your AIM name must have been associated with an actual AOL account at some point, or still is. Have you ever paid for AOL as an internet provider before? Your parents maybe?
I seriously doubt AOL is going to do anything to get your screename back, because everything you are telling them someone has already tried before, to steal account names. They get messages all the time from people trying to scam user information claiming that "someone stole my account, but i swear that I am the actual owner". Unless your screename is tied to financial records which you can use to back up your claims.
We have never had or used AOL so I don't know why it's doing that.
I understand that it could seem like I'm a scammer myself, but I actually have access to the e-mail address registered to my screen name so in theory I can prove it's mine.
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you were an ass to me on battle net.
So hahahahaha
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On August 19 2007 12:28 micronesia wrote:
I am going to wait 2 days to give AOL's AIM team a chance to respond to my inquiry. If nothing happens, I will release ALL information and encourage unsavory action be taken.
I wonder if you know how naive that sounds. Anyway did he specify how he wanted you to pay him? It is easy after that.
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United States24767 Posts
On August 19 2007 14:04 fusionsdf wrote:
you were an ass to me on battle net.
So hahahahaha
When was that? Who were you?
Physician wrote:
I wonder if you know how naive that sounds. Anyway did he specify how he wanted you to pay him? It is easy after that.
What do you mean? The part about AOL or the part about releasing all the information I have? Also, he didn't want me to pay him directly... he wanted me to pay the guy directly that was selling the screen name. I tried to convince him to let me pay him directly but since he's only 15 he doesn't have access to internet finances yet :-/
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What do you mean? The part about AOL or the part about releasing all the information I have? Also, he didn't want me to pay him directly... he wanted me to pay the guy directly that was selling the screen name. I tried to convince him to let me pay him directly but since he's only 15 he doesn't have access to internet finances yet :-/
15 years old????
wtf??/
On August 19 2007 13:10 MoNKeYSpanKeR wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2007 10:32 micronesia wrote:On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
My SN is apparently highly desirable. I occasionally get random IM's from people like 'dude I just tried IMing you b/c I like this name' Out of curiosity, whats your screen name?
yes, i would also like to know, dont worry i wont message u
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so how exactly do you exchange a name/pass for money? Do you give him the money first, or does he give you the name/pass first, or what? Anyone know how this is normally done?
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What was your screen name? :o
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United States24767 Posts
I will be giving all details like what the screen name is, what his other screen name is, what I think his real name is, his home city, etc, if I fail in my other attempts.
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It'd be kind of funny if he reads this forum too
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I understand that it could seem like I'm a scammer myself, but I actually have access to the e-mail address registered to my screen name so in theory I can prove it's mine.
if you have e-mail acces your buddy (their e-mail addresses) list should be there. (?)
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pretend to be an underage girl and send him "pics" of you filled with viruses. Fucks like these need a dose of their own medicine.
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Only if "sending" viruses was that easy...
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i know jack shit about it, sue me
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Even if he blocks you, if you have the current version of AIM, you can remove yourself from his contact list, then msg him constantly (just dont accept him as a friend). This should annoy the fuck out of him as far as that goes.
But otherwise, you should be able to get your pw back through a file / complaint script and probably have it rerouted to you via e-mail. Otherwise you will probably have to find a hacker and or program to search out the password for you.
AOL is like Blizzard, they don't care.
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blizzard does care :cries:
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On August 19 2007 18:05 TheosEx wrote:
It'd be kind of funny if he reads this forum too
hey! shhhhhh...
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If he does in fact read this forum then he should be a bit compelled to return the sn. Being a fellow TLneter and all.
Actually what do I know, if that cellphone belonged to somebody on this forum idk if Charlie woulda return it or not. Lets assume he would have.
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On August 19 2007 14:04 fusionsdf wrote:
you were an ass to me on battle net.
So hahahahaha Someday something will happen to you.
"hahahahahaha"
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i'm very surprised you only have one screen name... considering its AIM (free)..
but for future reference, just make TWO (more if you want) screen names.. and save the buddy list, and then load it on both screen names... just incase its stolen again... or you forget the password etc etc..
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On August 19 2007 10:51 decafchicken wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
See if you can log into your name@aol.com and request password change. I just use AIM and dont hand out my password.
Here is the answer.
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United States24767 Posts
On August 20 2007 14:22 ZaplinG wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2007 10:51 decafchicken wrote:On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
See if you can log into your name@aol.com and request password change. I just use AIM and dont hand out my password. Here is the answer.
I hand out my passwords to tons of people! ._.
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On August 21 2007 05:25 micronesia wrote:Show nested quote +On August 20 2007 14:22 ZaplinG wrote:On August 19 2007 10:51 decafchicken wrote:On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
See if you can log into your name@aol.com and request password change. I just use AIM and dont hand out my password. Here is the answer. I hand out my passwords to tons of people! ._.
So you do hand it out?
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United States24767 Posts
On August 21 2007 05:27 mahnini wrote:Show nested quote +On August 21 2007 05:25 micronesia wrote:On August 20 2007 14:22 ZaplinG wrote:On August 19 2007 10:51 decafchicken wrote:On August 19 2007 10:05 CharlieMurphy wrote:
I don't see how he got your SN without you being careless.
This is why I use deadaim 4.5 with aim 5.5.3572 and have 2 names with buddy the same buddy list and clone aim feature owns as well as the copy/save buddylist.
See if you can log into your name@aol.com and request password change. I just use AIM and dont hand out my password. Here is the answer. I hand out my passwords to tons of people! ._. So you do hand it out?
No I never hand it out.
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So wheres our info to harrasss this crazy negro, or did he give it back?
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you mihgt wanna check everything else that requires a password in your computer.
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United States24767 Posts
He's not logging on to the sn anymore that he was using to talk to me. My other information about him is just speculation so I'll just let it go for now.
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