Sheri-Saloff Z.

I, unfortunately, already "clicked the button" when I read Ms. Caveate. No troubles, though. I have been hacked and victim of ID theft 4 times over past 5 years and my bank (one of the big guys) is currently running an open fraud investigation on my behalf. If they try to screw me; they are in for a very unpleasant and terribly swift boot in the pants. If you have an account with a good banker, they should be willing to meet the standards set by Bank of America (still in business... quite an accomplishment in light of the shocking round of banker failings of recent past due to "El Diablo " (The now infamous global economic meltdown, and help you file a fraud complaint or at least investigate a bit on your behalf. X<;| (ARGH!) Good luck! Don't let it go! If it is a misunderstanding, OR the result of criminal acts... In either case, I would suggest that you need to be fair to yourself; act as your own advocate & get the assistance of which you are apparently in need. That advice is for any and all who have had a similar experience. I am certain that GOOGLE would be interested to hear your story. They are a respected and reputable entity; and I do not believe that they would knowingly have their corporeate ID connected to a scam.