Rocky Mountain Bank and Unauthorized Email, Continued

by James Hatch on September 30, 2009

This is getting more absurd every day. Apparently, no action was taken against the person who sent the email. But the receiving party had a TRO put on them through Google based on the claim that an email was sent by a bank employee that contained some seriously personal information.

So, the bank has the authority through a court to shut down a user account AND have Google delete an email? I can not believe this. First Amazon changes a fundamental feature of their Kindle after thousands were sold, then it deletes a paid for book without authorization by each individual user and does it in the dead of night like a common thief sneaking in to steal jewelry, and then a bank gains the authority to shutter a persons personal account even though they’ve never done anything wrong, and in this case, they didn’t even view the email in question.

Absolutely absurd.

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