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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdrakeh" data-source="post: 2794985" data-attributes="member: 13892">I realize that it's possible to spoof email addresses. Believe it or not, I have seen spam in my eight years or so of putzing around the internet. I also had the forethought to check message headers and check with tech support at the email provider in order to verify that the email originated from my account (which , again, it did). Or unless your password is somehow linked to other user information gleaned from the White Wolf server in an obvious mannner (which mine was, as previously stated - I won't say how as it's kind of embarrassing). That was my bad. In my haste to do nearly fifty things at once (change existing passwords to multiple forum accounts, secure my Paypal account, warn business acquaintances not to accept mail from the old address, etc, etc, etc) I erroneously referred to my outgoing mail server as a POP server. Sue me. I was more than a little pressed for time, given the unauthorized activity on my Paypal acount and my inbox having possibly been raided. Incidentally, I've since heard that some people are receving a second wave of emails from the hackers. When I last checked my old email account I hadn't received any such mails. Does anybody know if the new mailings are the same thing or different?</blockquote>