I do hope that forum members do not concern themselves unduly over this little hacking episode. Anyone who might be worried if their email address is the same one they use for online banking or any other personal matters can easily utilise another email address from their ISP, access their other sites and change address and/or password.
In truth, there really is no need as your current email address is on more databases than you can begin to imagine. If someone had wanted to target you for whatever reason, they would probably have done so by now. Equally, if someone wants to access your information for criminal purposes in the future, they will probably manage it. Fortunately, the kind of people who have the talent to hack computers and access private information aren't really interested in ordinary people, not that I would ever admit to being ordinary, of course! There are far bigger fish out there that hackers would prefer to target.
Our information is everywhere nowadays and we have given it over to strangers without concerning ourselves too much about it. Think about all the places that have your home phone number, your mobile, your home address, email address, passport details, driving licence information and so on. Think also about the number of telesales calls you receive from people you didn't provide with your information directly; the mailshots that come through your door.....the people who have your basic details are everywhere so it's not worth getting worked up just because someone you don't know sends an email from the webmaster's address at Pedelecs.
Indalo