That is so terrible! What a mess and how disturbing for you and your husband. A client of mine, many years ago, had the same thing happen to her. Someone posted her contact info complete with home phone number, on an x-rated web site stating that she was looking for some hot action.
She began getting 50+ phone calls a day, became a crying, nervous wreck, and finally after much begging, one man answered her questions about where he got her info. She went to that site and sure enough, there was all her information. The police were contacted because this is a form of identity theft, too. Last I heard, their computer forensic team couldn't pin it on anybody, but that was many years ago and maybe they could today. But the clincher was they suspected it was someone she knew. That's a lot of effort to go to just to mess up someones life that you don't even know. It's sad to say, but she was carrying on an affair with a married man, so his wife became their number one suspect. Look into who would have the most to gain by humiliating you and causing trouble between you and your husband. And contact the police, because next time it could be worse. On Jan 1, 6:13 pm, [email protected] wrote: > Hello My Friends, > > I'm not going into length at this time, but a picture of me was stolen > from a site I belong to and put onto a Personals Web site for Singles. I have > a username and that was added as well. Not to mention my REAL name!!!! An > email was sent to my husband using my email address telling him I wanted > him to visit this site. When he clicked on it he saw ME, his WIFE on a > singles site looking for men!!!!!!!!! At least 1 other person on my address > list > was contacted as well. I am telling you this to alert you. I am also > telling you this because in doing my research I thought that I should look to > see what comes up in google using my email address. I was SHOCKED to find > that most of my notes and responses on our list came up!! Consider every > word that you write and pictures you post on the Internet. I am saddened > that our list isn't what I considered a safe haven for comments. > > Happy New Year To You All~! May All Your Dreams Be Realized~!!! > Della -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NailTech" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nailtech?hl=en.
