One of my accounts has been hacked like this and I found out the email that was getting email to me was also getting email to some one els. Try creating a new email that no one els besides you no about.
Type into google, Malwarebytes, I had the same problem man, my account always gets hacked when i get a decent amount on it But not my paypal, bank account etc., the other day i got up to 120m. logged in later that night, and i was in lumby with nothing. my mate told me about malwarebytes, and it said i had 17 risks on my computer, 2 of them were trojans. since then, i have been fine. here are some pics.
Went from this
To this.
If you dont trust what i have stated then thats your decision, i am only wanting to help.
I feel with u, keep getting hacked.
Changed password on a brand new laptop that is free of viruses etc. but still keep getting hacked. It is quite anoying and I have no idea what it is.
First I would download Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware and run a full system scan, as it is one of the best anti-virus/anti-spyware programs out there. Second, if you are still worried about malware on your computer, and you are running 32-bit OS, download HiJackThis, run a scan, and save the log, but DO NOT DELETE ANY PROCESSES WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF AN EXPERT. If you are running 64-bit, the experts will most likely tell you to use OTL instead of HiJackThis. Register on 5starsupport and create a thread explaining the symptoms of your infection, and include the HiJackThis log if you were running 32-bit. If you are running 64-bit, kindly ask them what to do next, and you will receive a response within 24 hours.
A long and detailed explanation of what OTL is (I would highly recommend you just ask them what to do for submitting an OTL log instead of reading this long thread, as they will shorten the steps needed greatly) -http://www.5starsupport.com/ipboard/index.php?showtopic=28937
Tell me your results with Malwareantybytes.
If you didn't come up with anything, then you probably have a virus that is completely FUD.
I'd suggest reformatting/reinstalling computer in that case.