That's quite unfortunate. But also gives you ground to sue Kynto. Because of them ( yes I know it's not ENTIRELY their fault) you lost money. Just my thoughts Tough luck.
Not appy!
I really, really want to lol... but I won't.
Always use a different password, especially if you're unsure about how secure a site is. I think you're more to blame than Kynto since a. you should have used a different password and b. you should have changed it once you knew they'd been leaked.
Bad times.
Bad times.
1. Kids shouldn't be using Paypal, whether it's your parents or not.
2. It's your own fault for using the same password.
3. Kynto should have the password encrypted, unless their database got 'hacked', no one should have access to your personal information.
2. It's your own fault for using the same password.
3. Kynto should have the password encrypted, unless their database got 'hacked', no one should have access to your personal information.
You know i don't even believe this?, I think this is another cheap shot to kynto.
YAZ LET SUE KYNTO!
lol I am kidding, but am I the only one who has even thought(Even though I don't have so I donno)
What if somebody where to use the leaked client source and the DB to make a retro.
^ Let's see it in 8 months
lol I am kidding, but am I the only one who has even thought(Even though I don't have so I donno)
What if somebody where to use the leaked client source and the DB to make a retro.
^ Let's see it in 8 months
Well like many others have said, use a completely unique password for paypal.
Goodluck getting it changed.
Goodluck getting it changed.
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Don't use same password as others, simple as, your own fault.
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