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Jack Jennings
Hope you're keeping safe out there? Need to ask a favor, waiting for your email as I'm currently unavailable over the phone. Thanks, |
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Hey Jack. What's up? Greg On Tue, Aug 16, 2022 at 8:59 AM Jack Jennings <jejennings@...> wrote:
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Sorry, thought that was directed at me!
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If anyone knows Jack in real life, le him know it appears his email account has been hijacked and he needs to change his password and take it back. Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement. SEMPER GUMBY! Physics doesn't care about your schedule. The only reason I know anything is because I've done it wrong enough times to START to know better
On Tuesday, August 16, 2022 at 07:59:23 AM CDT, Jack Jennings <jejennings@...> wrote:
Hope you're keeping safe out there? Need to ask a favor, waiting for your email as I'm currently unavailable over the phone. Thanks, |
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Jack Jennings
Note to anyone receiving this “hope you are keeping safe” or other fishy message. It was not sent by me, but by someone who has hacked my Comcast Xfinity account, obtained my former password, and used my email account to send these messages to email addresses found in my previous mail, going back for YEARS.. Comcast is aware of this problem, has notified me (and probably others) to change our passwords. Hopefully you will not be bothered by future spam from this source. With my password now changed, the malcontent who did this is blocked out. Please forward any of these message to me that ask for money or a gift card. The scammer is using the address <jejenings@...> and I am trying to convince hotmail to shut him down. You can help by forwarding the email you received to abuse@... with a not that asked them to shut down “ jejenings@...”. Thanks, Jack Additional note. The scumbag harvested his victim addresses from my Comcast “Addresses” and “Captured Addresses.” To protect yourself from a similar experience, go to your ISP webpage and: · Erase all the email contacts from any lists found there (I had over a thousand). Keep your address lists on your own computer or phone. · Figure out how to stop your ISP from collecting addresses in the future. I haven’t looked yet since I’ve been busy replying to inquiries. |
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Glad you're aware, and getting it squared away! Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live by: Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement. SEMPER GUMBY! Physics doesn't care about your schedule. The only reason I know anything is because I've done it wrong enough times to START to know better
On Wednesday, August 17, 2022 at 10:53:27 AM CDT, Jack Jennings <jejennings@...> wrote:
Note to anyone receiving this “hope you are keeping safe” or other fishy message. It was not sent by me, but by someone who has hacked my Comcast Xfinity account, obtained my former password, and used my email account to send these messages to email addresses found in my previous mail, going back for YEARS.. Comcast is aware of this problem, has notified me (and probably others) to change our passwords. Hopefully you will not be bothered by future spam from this source. With my password now changed, the malcontent who did this is blocked out. Please forward any of these message to me that ask for money or a gift card. The scammer is using the address <jejenings@...> and I am trying to convince hotmail to shut him down. You can help by forwarding the email you received to abuse@... with a not that asked them to shut down “ jejenings@...”. Thanks, Jack Additional note. The scumbag harvested his victim addresses from my Comcast “Addresses” and “Captured Addresses.” To protect yourself from a similar experience, go to your ISP webpage and: · Erase all the email contacts from any lists found there (I had over a thousand). Keep your address lists on your own computer or phone. · Figure out how to stop your ISP from collecting addresses in the future. I haven’t looked yet since I’ve been busy replying to inquiries. |
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Jack Jennings
Note to anyone receiving this “hope you are keeping safe” or other fishy message. It was not sent by me, but by someone who has hacked my Comcast Xfinity account, obtained my former password, and used my email account to send these messages to email addresses found in my previous mail, going back for YEARS.. Comcast is aware of this problem, has notified me (and probably others) to change our passwords. Hopefully you will not be bothered by future spam from this source. With my password now changed, the malcontent who did this is blocked out. Please forward any of these message to me that ask for money or a gift card. The scammer is using the address <jejenings@...> and I am trying to convince hotmail to shut him down. You can help by forwarding the email you received to abuse@... with a not that asked them to shut down “ jejenings@...”. Thanks, Jack Additional note. The scumbag harvested his victim addresses from my Comcast “Addresses” and “Captured Addresses.” To protect yourself from a similar experience, go to your ISP webpage and: · Erase all the email contacts from any lists found there (I had over a thousand). Keep your address lists on your own computer or phone. · Figure out how to stop your ISP from collecting addresses in the future. I haven’t looked yet since I’ve been busy replying to inquiries. |
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