Once a gentleman on the west coast used my gmail address as his iTunes
account email. Not sure what was in his head, but he insisted that would
work just fine, and wouldn't fix it (for a couple of weeks). So I
changed his iTunes password and locked his phone. Problem got resolved
very quickly after that.
Cal Frye
John Levine via mailop wrote on 1/22/20 11:31 PM:
In article <caba8r6uqqpo2czsgxhqshvp0q6mv6kcqb+nmuspdefq2az-...@mail.gmail.com>
you write:
This type of thing is depressingly common for addresses that are common
names and such at the major providers. ...
No kidding. You would not believe (well, you, Brandom sure would) how
many people with names similar to mine believe that my address
john.lev...@gmail.com is their address. I get all sorts of rather
personal stuff, offers of work for a psychiatrist in Boston, wedding
invitations and tax documents for a druggist in Paris, car repair
appointments for a guy in Phoenix.
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