[Gamingz]

So I have like 15 to 20 gmails for multiple purposes. Most are just fake ones when I believed surveys were possible because I was trying to get free stuff but held on to the gmail accounts. I went on to one earlier today to make an account for a website. I obviously have to confirm the email and when I get into the email I see like 20 different things saying "Sign-in attempt prevented". It says stuff like

Details:
Sunday, May 29, 2016 10:55 AM (Central European Summer Time)
Oslo, Norway*

and

Details:
Thursday, June 2, 2016 2:11 AM (Eastern European Summer Time)
Krasnodon, Luhans'ka oblast, Ukraine*

and Russian areas. I don't exactly know what this is. I get onto 4 of my other accounts and I see even more of the same emails. The twitter accounts and facebook for those have been hacked but tbh I don't really care because I was only using them for giveaways and stuff like that. Since I don't really care about those accounts the passwords were all the same and I'm guessing were bruteforced. My gmail that I actually use hasn't been hacked same for my twitter. The passwords on the accounts I don't care about had really simple passwords which I'm sure were pretty obvious. I'm hoping my computers not hacked but I'm sure its not because if it was I'm pretty sure I'd lose more than just those gmails. Anyone know what happened?

[Alizzite]

I have like 20 of my own emails. Just have them forward to one email next time and make sure the one email secured.

If the hackers don't notice that it is forwarding, you can still get away with receiving the emails without even been logging or having access.

[ashj]

i need really great hackers to work with please pm me