By: jay mccormick

jay mccormick — Wed, 20 May 2009 23:48:21 +0000

I found I could not get to my e-mail.The guy ask everybody on my contact list for money. I set up a new e-mail account and baited him and he took it hook line and sinker.Should I ask him for access so I can recover years of pictures and data in exchange for not prosicuting. Nobody will help me with this anyway, and i feel overwhelmed over the data lost, and all my contacts getting mail asking for money.W hen will somebody help us with this problem. How has jurisdiction here?

By: D Drenski

D Drenski — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 23:52:09 +0000

Recently, my father-n-law attempted to set up an email account through our local email/internet provider (Fairpoint Communications). When he contacted their support, they informed him that he already had an email set up and gave him NOT ONLY my personal email address but also my email PASSWORD! Now, this is a small town. My father-n-law did not have to jump through hurdles to obtain this information, how easy would it be for ANYONE who knows my home address (and/or phone number) and my email address to gain my password…My trust in my email provider/administrator should be just that…TRUST…and that is NOT what I have in them, now. I’m seeking any laws pertaining to email/password privacy…please advise!

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