I don't get it? If you still have access you can regenerate your keys, meaning that no one but you will be able to access it, even if they broke into your account in the past.
I don't get it? If you still have access you can regenerate your keys, meaning that no one but you will be able to access it, even if they broke into your account in the past.
Problem is I don't have my master key so I can't change my password. So, you are saying I don't have to worry because it does look like no one is accessing my account now.
Well, if someone else has your master key, it certainly isn't worth the risk of putting any money in there. Can't you just click on the "Forgot Password" link on the login page and enter the email address associated with your account to change your password? Thinking about it, am not sure if this permits you to change your master password, but this is certainly worth a try! There must surely be a way?
Jack told me there is no way without a master key. I'm keeping an eye on the money and transferring to the other account but I've made a lot of friends on my old account - so hanging on and putting up a blog now and then.
Thanks so much Sam - I'm still using the old account but watching very carefully for any foul play. Appreciate your following the new account
I don't get it? If you still have access you can regenerate your keys, meaning that no one but you will be able to access it, even if they broke into your account in the past.
I don't get it? If you still have access you can regenerate your keys, meaning that no one but you will be able to access it, even if they broke into your account in the past.
Problem is I don't have my master key so I can't change my password. So, you are saying I don't have to worry because it does look like no one is accessing my account now.
That is the master key for @pandamama
Well, if someone else has your master key, it certainly isn't worth the risk of putting any money in there. Can't you just click on the "Forgot Password" link on the login page and enter the email address associated with your account to change your password? Thinking about it, am not sure if this permits you to change your master password, but this is certainly worth a try! There must surely be a way?
Jack told me there is no way without a master key. I'm keeping an eye on the money and transferring to the other account but I've made a lot of friends on my old account - so hanging on and putting up a blog now and then.