Identity theft related to poker sites.

I hope that no one has a story to share but if you do, share it here. I personally do not have a story. I have taken precautions when registering with unknown or unaccredited sites.To not do so would not be prudent in this day and age.

The question becomes even more complicated if a site allows social media credentials to register and also has terms of service rights and limitations that do not align, are in conflict with said sites terms of service and or privacy policy.

Has anyone had a social media account hijacked or an email hacked, or forbid, which led to identity theft and subsequent loss?

No hacks here, but thank you for the warning.

As a new Canadian Member and playing real money micro only games I was wondering about my CardsChat account versus my pokerstars account? It seems that I can play PokerStars within CardsChat is that possible and what about my Pokerstars on my desktop? Am I playing in facebook through my google? I am so confused?

PokerSchool, PokerStars, Stars, Home games???
Can someone help me?

Unpleasant hacking has never happened, and temporary frosts from vigilant admins have been. The security system clearly works, you can not be afraid!

LIKE2PLAY said:

As a new Canadian Member and playing real money micro only games I was wondering about my CardsChat account versus my PokerStars account? It seems that I can play PokerStars within CardsChat is that possible and what about my Pokerstars on my desktop? Am I playing in facebook through my google? I am so confused?

PokerSchool, PokerStars, Stars, Home games???
Can someone help me?

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Wait, What? Now I am confused what you asked..

Before or where to register you should carefully read the conditions security and then the problem will not arise.