Strange Online Occurence

I've been playing online for several years at different sites, with no
problems. I downloaded Sportsbook Poker last night to give it a try. I
always create a different email account when I start up with a
different poker room. I didn't deposit last night and tried to deposit
this morning. I get a message when I tried to log in to Sportsbook
that I'm already logged in, and it won't let me actually log in. I go
to my email account to email customer support and right when I'm in
the middle of typing my email, the email server or whatever it's
called, pops up a bubble telling me I've been logged out of the email,
and signed in at another location. WTF. No one could possibly know my
new email address and password. Needless to say, I'm not depositing,
and I tried to contact Sportsbook by phone without success. Any
thoughts on how this could happen?

<Herdpm.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I've been playing online for several years at different sites, with no
> problems. I downloaded Sportsbook Poker last night to give it a try. I
> always create a different email account when I start up with a
> different poker room. I didn't deposit last night and tried to deposit
> this morning. I get a message when I tried to log in to Sportsbook
> that I'm already logged in, and it won't let me actually log in. I go
> to my email account to email customer support and right when I'm in
> the middle of typing my email, the email server or whatever it's
> called, pops up a bubble telling me I've been logged out of the email,
> and signed in at another location. WTF. No one could possibly know my
> new email address and password. Needless to say, I'm not depositing,
> and I tried to contact Sportsbook by phone without success. Any
> thoughts on how this could happen?

You could have a keylogger on your machine. There are some very
sophisticated ones out there.