well that's a relief... not...
gee i'm so glad i changed all of my passwords... assholes...
after finding over 60 emails from Careone (whom we tried to use before the forclosure to help out with things but of course that didn't work but anyway) that said my account couldn't be activated and that it was trying to pull from my bank accounts etc iw as about to flip... half were in spanish which only made me wonder more who had hacked me since i don't really know too many spanish speaking people... anyway this is what they sent me about 5 mins ago.
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Dear Julie:
Earlier today you received payment verification emails from us in error. We want to assure you that we have corrected the problem that caused these emails to be sent and there is no action required on your part. Your personal information was never in danger and our systems have not been compromised in any way.
We recently reconfigured our email system settings, and in doing so, we inadvertently triggered a payment verification email and a payment received email, in both Spanish and English. We would like to apologize for this mistake, as we understand that these emails may have caused a great deal of concern and confusion.
Again, we are very sorry for any anxiety this has caused. We take your privacy and security very seriously, and want to assure you that your information is secure, protected, and safe.
Sincerely,
CareOne Services, Inc.
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yep thanks for that... not...
after finding over 60 emails from Careone (whom we tried to use before the forclosure to help out with things but of course that didn't work but anyway) that said my account couldn't be activated and that it was trying to pull from my bank accounts etc iw as about to flip... half were in spanish which only made me wonder more who had hacked me since i don't really know too many spanish speaking people... anyway this is what they sent me about 5 mins ago.
"
Dear Julie:
Earlier today you received payment verification emails from us in error. We want to assure you that we have corrected the problem that caused these emails to be sent and there is no action required on your part. Your personal information was never in danger and our systems have not been compromised in any way.
We recently reconfigured our email system settings, and in doing so, we inadvertently triggered a payment verification email and a payment received email, in both Spanish and English. We would like to apologize for this mistake, as we understand that these emails may have caused a great deal of concern and confusion.
Again, we are very sorry for any anxiety this has caused. We take your privacy and security very seriously, and want to assure you that your information is secure, protected, and safe.
Sincerely,
CareOne Services, Inc.
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yep thanks for that... not...