Zoya Frachtenberg

This evening I was hit with an alert from my Paypal account that someone had charged $200 to my account. I immediately called my bank to report it even though it has not hit them yet and then reported the fraud to Paypal. The killer thing to me is that I have not been online with this account in over 2 to 3 months. I don't accept any gifts from anyone I don't know and don't pick up strange objects. I'm super strict with my account. So I knew something wasn't right when the alert came across my phone. Sure enough I went online and saw the crazy amount of lindens on my account and freaked out. I changed my password and I've been on Second Life's site and can't believe that there isn't a fraud page that people can easily access. Any suggestions?

Just started Second life and it stated I needed to do an update. After doing update it states my graphic card drivers had to be updated. I did the required update and now it tells me that my video card drivers are not complient and won't let me log on. Haven't had any issues until now, really sick and tired of these updates. I have a HP Laptop running Windows 7 with an intel core i7 processor with a Radeon HD 6770M graphics card. Now again I'll state I didn't have any issues what so ever until this evening when I had to do this required update. Really aggrivating when Second Life messes with something that isn't broken in the first place. *In response to KarenMichelle Lane statement" Sorry I couldn't find the way to just simply reply so I just edited the question to update with a response. 1) I wasn't able to just exit it out, it required me to update my driver, there wasn't a X or cancel option. 2) As far as I could tell I just have the Radeon Graphics Card. 3) I did update the latest driver directly from the AMD site, rebooted Laptop still has issue