2011-09-28, 11:48 PM
Welp, count me among those hit as well. Though at least it does seem to be for the profit only as all they took was my Mesos, my 3rd unwelcome belt, my first 17 day ring, my first year maple flag, and my chairs. True my equipment by today's standards are crap, but I'm glad it wasn't an ass who would delete all the years of quest items I had. I also still have another 17th day ring sitting around, so not a do or die loss like some people should I ever come back.
No notice of password change or any other alterations on the email in question tied to the account. 900 NX I had left alone. Still aggravates me of course and the loss of my favorite chair hurts; and former plans to mount all my characters are gone; but meh, I want to quit for good anyway.
EDIT: Adding to this, this was on my primary account only. I was hit by the former mass incident as well, but that was on an alternate account that only had a total value of 100k within it. (As a comparison, I just lost 1+ Bil). Both of these incidents seem to imply that the guilty party does not have the information for all accounts on my computer (aka IP affiliation), and leads me to believe something else is the cause. Also, it was not the most recent account logged into in both situation, ie the remembered account name was not the one hacked.
No notice of password change or any other alterations on the email in question tied to the account. 900 NX I had left alone. Still aggravates me of course and the loss of my favorite chair hurts; and former plans to mount all my characters are gone; but meh, I want to quit for good anyway.
EDIT: Adding to this, this was on my primary account only. I was hit by the former mass incident as well, but that was on an alternate account that only had a total value of 100k within it. (As a comparison, I just lost 1+ Bil). Both of these incidents seem to imply that the guilty party does not have the information for all accounts on my computer (aka IP affiliation), and leads me to believe something else is the cause. Also, it was not the most recent account logged into in both situation, ie the remembered account name was not the one hacked.

