Michael Irvine writes:
> This is a lot bigger of an issue than just an email. If BofA is allowing
accounts to be opened in a company without doing a proper check first, then
they have an issue.
Yes, it's a bigger issue, and we *think* BofA is on top of it, but it's
really been tricky to deal with
.
Thanks,
Michael Irvine
From: mailop On Behalf Of Rob Nagler via mailop
Sent: Monday, September 23, 2024 16:25
To: mailop@mailop.org
Subject: [mailop] Getting Microsoft to delete an impersonation
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This is a long shot. There's an address (radiasoft...@outlook.com) that was
not created by anybody at RadiaSoft. Somebody is using it to open
*multiple* bank accounts at BofA. We would like to have it deleted. We have
no credentials for it, of course. Any idea how to get this email deleted
from MS'
