Dear Hacker: Letters to the Man Who Hijacked My E-mail Account

Wow. What a moving story, of love in response to violation.

yes i admire your consideration of the others in this instance blessing to you and your family.
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Shane
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The most helpful thing you might do for this person is turn them in to the Yahoo authorities that they might hopefully track him (or her) and prosecute.

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YAHOO CAN EASILY TRACK THIS GUY OR GIRL DOWN...THEY HAVE THE MEANS TO EASILY DO IT...I THINK THE ISSUE IS THAT YAHOO IS A JOKE, AND THEY DO NOT WANT TO WASTE THEIR TIME OR MONEY...TRYING TO SEARCH THIS PERSON DOWN...
TOO BAD, ITS EXTREMELY EZ TO DO...ESPECIALLY AFTER TWO LETTERS BACK TO THIS PERSON, THEY COULD TRACK HIM DOWN IN LESS THAN ONE DAY.

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Wow, Janna, this is incredible. I admire your consideration of the other in this instance (of course, you're used to that, working with injustice in Colombia). Thanks for this inspiration, even though it confirms that we don't attempt restorative justice because it ALWAYS works. We do it because it is what Jesus calls to do in good faith. Blessings to you and your family.

Jiman and Ffred,
Thanks for your comments. I have reported the situation five times through the abuse forms, and yet I have not received a response. Do you have ideas or contacts that might help?

There is a better solution.

drop dead Yahoo!. use Gmail.

create a g-mail account and send an email to all ur friends and family ( most importantly those who might believe this hacker and send him money ) telling them the story.

another thing u should do. PLEASE do not give the password to you email to ANYONE. it is private. also DO NOT give ur password to anyone online or share it through and online conversation.

I am an IT programmer and i have hacked a few emails my self ( did it for fun with friends ) and it was long time ago before all the new security enhancements. giving ur password to someone online is extremely dangerous and wrong.

best of luck and sorry for your loss.

I had the same thing happen to my Yahoo account last year, and was likewise frustrated by Yahoo's electronic support. But I did find a solution -- Yahoo provided me with a physical address -- Yahoo! Attn: Customer Care/Account Security, 701 First Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1019. They instructed me to send them a variety of information, including alternate e-mail addresses, a copy of my passport/driver's license, birthdate on the account, answers to security questions, zip code and country. I mailed them a very detailed packet, providing them with the information they requested (if I had it). If I didn't have the information they requested, I provided them with all the possible answers it could be (e.g., I listed every zip code I've ever lived at). Plus, I mailed them everything else I could think of that would prove the account was mine. One method I found helpful was searching my other e-mail accounts for references to my Yahoo account. With all the supporting documentation, my packet was quite thick.

After all that, Yahoo gave me back my e-mail account.

It frustrates me that Yahoo is so willing to protect those who hijack accounts and that we must go to such lengths to get our accounts back, even while we are more than willing to just have them closed and start again. But I was happy it at least worked out in the end.

I had the same thing happen to my Yahoo account last year, and was likewise frustrated by Yahoo's electronic support. But I did find a solution -- Yahoo provided me with a physical address -- Yahoo! Attn: Customer Care/Account Security, 701 First Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1019. They instructed me to send them a variety of information, including alternate e-mail addresses, a copy of my passport/driver's license, birthdate on the account, answers to security questions, zip code and country. I mailed them a very detailed packet, providing them with the information they requested (if I had it). If I didn't have the information they requested, I provided them with all the possible answers it could be (e.g., I listed every zip code I've ever lived at). Plus, I mailed them everything else I could think of that would prove the account was mine. One method I found helpful was searching my other e-mail accounts for references to my Yahoo account. With all the supporting documentation, my packet was quite thick.

After all that, Yahoo gave me back my e-mail account.

It frustrates me that Yahoo is so willing to protect those who hijack accounts and that we must go to such lengths to get our accounts back, even while we are more than willing to just have them closed and start again. But I was happy it at least worked out in the end.

There is a better solution.

drop dead Yahoo!. use Gmail.

create a g-mail account and send an email to all ur friends and family ( most importantly those who might believe this hacker and send him money ) telling them the story.

another thing u should do. PLEASE do not give the password to you email to ANYONE. it is private. also DO NOT give ur password to anyone online or share it through an online conversation.

I am an IT programmer and i have hacked a few emails my self ( did it for fun with friends ) and it was long time ago before all the new security enhancements. giving ur password to someone online is extremely dangerous and wrong.

best of luck and sorry for your loss.