bombay consulate broke into our e-mail accounts
Aug 27th 2002, 11:35 pm
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Re: bombay consulate broke into our e-mail accounts
The worst thing about what Chennai are doing to you is making you paranoid!
Andy.
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<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I'm a us citizen, my wife is just went through her interview. During the first
> inteview, the consul give my wife a 221(g) letter asking for pictures from my
> prior marriages, her sibling's marriage, etc. etc. E-mail correspondence, phone
> bills, etc.
> During the second interview, she wasn't interviewed at all, but all evidence was
> collected from her including the e-mails. The very next day I couldn't access my
> e-mail account and neither can my wife access her e-mail account--my provider is
> yahoo, hers is rediffmail. We can access our other accounts on yahoo and
> redffimail.
> During her third visit to the consulate yesterday, she was given a
> 221(g) letter saying her case was in "administrative processing and the consulate
> would contact her."
> Our e-mail providers have no answers as to why we couldn't access our e-mail
> accounts. Has this happened to any other applicants or victims of
> 221(g) at Bombay or anywhere else?
> It is very obvious that the consulate is involved as we lost access to only the
> e-mail accounts that the consulate knows about and that too exactly the day after
> the cosulate received printouts of our e-mail.
> Thanks MD
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Andy.
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I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination. "mdmd101"
<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> I'm a us citizen, my wife is just went through her interview. During the first
> inteview, the consul give my wife a 221(g) letter asking for pictures from my
> prior marriages, her sibling's marriage, etc. etc. E-mail correspondence, phone
> bills, etc.
> During the second interview, she wasn't interviewed at all, but all evidence was
> collected from her including the e-mails. The very next day I couldn't access my
> e-mail account and neither can my wife access her e-mail account--my provider is
> yahoo, hers is rediffmail. We can access our other accounts on yahoo and
> redffimail.
> During her third visit to the consulate yesterday, she was given a
> 221(g) letter saying her case was in "administrative processing and the consulate
> would contact her."
> Our e-mail providers have no answers as to why we couldn't access our e-mail
> accounts. Has this happened to any other applicants or victims of
> 221(g) at Bombay or anywhere else?
> It is very obvious that the consulate is involved as we lost access to only the
> e-mail accounts that the consulate knows about and that too exactly the day after
> the cosulate received printouts of our e-mail.
> Thanks MD
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Aug 28th 2002, 2:50 am
#17
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Re: bombay consulate broke into our e-mail accounts
Oh get a life and stop being so paranoid.
You did make sure the caps lock key wasn't on eh?
"mdmd101" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> People beware--the consulate is doing this.
> MD. Doc.
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You did make sure the caps lock key wasn't on eh?
"mdmd101" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>> People beware--the consulate is doing this.
> MD. Doc.
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> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Aug 28th 2002, 4:06 am
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Re: bombay consulate broke into our e-mail accounts
Dear members:
After several attempts, I was able to enter the correct birth date and zip code and was able to procure a new password for my account.
I accessed my account and all my e-mails appear unmolested.
It appears that I was just scared and paranoid when my wife got the 221(g) admin. proc. letter.
On the other hand, the consulate may have sub-peonaed my account and reviewed the contents on my account to the 500+ pages of e-mail correspondence with my wife that I forwarded to the consulate.
In any case, I can now access my e-mail account.
MD
After several attempts, I was able to enter the correct birth date and zip code and was able to procure a new password for my account.
I accessed my account and all my e-mails appear unmolested.
It appears that I was just scared and paranoid when my wife got the 221(g) admin. proc. letter.
On the other hand, the consulate may have sub-peonaed my account and reviewed the contents on my account to the 500+ pages of e-mail correspondence with my wife that I forwarded to the consulate.
In any case, I can now access my e-mail account.
MD
