Email Account Privacy Concerns

Summary

Creating accounts using real email addresses without consent can lead to privacy concerns. While the risk of severe legal consequences is low, its important to monitor for suspicious activity and secure your accounts. Informing the apps support was a responsible step, but continue to be cautious. If you left card details on the accounts, monitor your bank statements and consider canceling the card. If any issues arise, consult a lawyer for tailored advice.

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Hi I used an app called coomeet I made account emails which I thought were fake now when I search them on email verifier websites they are real
Hi ****! It sounds like you may be concerned about potential misuse of email addresses. Could you clarify if you're facing any specific legal issues or consequences as a result of this?
No not yet
Hi ****, it's good that you haven't faced any legal consequences yet. If you want to avoid potential issues, it might be wise to stop using those email addresses and delete any accounts associated with them. If any legal issues arise, consider consulting a lawyer.
Are you looking for specific advice on how to handle this situation now?
See I told support I made these accounts but they said due to the lack of verification they don't believe it's me
It seems like the issue involves identity verification and account recovery. Here's a general approach:
- Contact the app's support team again, provide any additional proof of identity.
- Check if the app has a specific verification process (e.g., security questions or account recovery forms).
Would you like more detailed steps on how to provide proof of identity?
I can't provide proof because I did it
Since you've admitted to making the accounts with email addresses that turned out to be real, this could potentially lead to issues if those accounts are misused.
- Stop using those email addresses immediately.
- Delete accounts associated with those email addresses if possible.
- Monitor for any suspicious activity linked to those emails.
Do you need more information on potential legal consequences or steps to secure your current accounts?
I stopped using the accounts
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It's good that you've stopped using the accounts. You should:
- Delete any accounts associated with those email addresses if possible.
- Monitor for any suspicious activity linked to those emails.
- Consider informing the real owners of the email addresses.
Do you need help with securing your current accounts or any other related advice?
If I inform the real owners this could make the issue worse no
Informing the real owners could potentially escalate the situation if they react negatively. Alternatively, you could:
- Monitor the emails for any suspicious activity.
- Ensure your current accounts are secure.
- Consider consulting a lawyer for tailored advice.
Would you like more guidance on securing your accounts?
So I should just leave it and move on
It's good that you have stopped using the accounts associated with those email addresses. At this point:
- Monitor the emails for any suspicious activity.
- Ensure your current accounts are secure.
- Seek legal advice if any issues arise.
Would you like more information on securing your accounts?
Could I get arrested for this there was no fraud no identity theft non of that
It's unlikely you'll be arrested if there's no fraud or identity theft involved. To stay safe:
- Stop using those emails
- Delete any associated accounts
- Monitor for any suspicious activity
Would you like more information on how to secure your current accounts?
So no one can push a legal case against me
While it's unlikely you'll be arrested, there's still a chance of legal action if the real owners of those email addresses feel their privacy was violated. It's best to stay proactive:
- Monitor for suspicious activity.
- Secure your current accounts.
- Consult a lawyer for tailored advice.
Do you need assistance with finding a lawyer?
Yh but there's nothing that can get me arrested
Case Rating: *.
Since you've stopped using the accounts and there's no fraud or identity theft involved, it's unlikely you'll be arrested. However, the real email owners could potentially take legal action if they feel their privacy was violated.
Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer to discuss this matter further?
How would they privacy be violated if I never used it for anything bad
Their privacy might be considered violated because:
- You created accounts using their email addresses without their consent.
- They could discover unauthorized accounts linked to their emails, which can cause concern.
Would you like more information on potential privacy violations or need help with another aspect?
So will li get arrested
It's unlikely you'll be arrested if there's no fraud or identity theft involved. However, the real owners of the email addresses could potentially take legal action if they feel their privacy was violated.
Would you like more information on how to secure your current accounts or discuss potential legal consequences with a lawyer?
In a legal case would I lose
It's difficult to predict the outcome of a legal case without more details. However, since you did not commit fraud or identity theft, the chances of facing severe legal consequences are lower. The real owners of the emails might claim privacy violations, but proving significant harm could be challenging.
Would you like guidance on how to secure your accounts or find a lawyer for tailored advice?
So it's fine then
Since you didn't commit fraud or identity theft, the likelihood of facing severe legal consequences is low. However, creating accounts with someone else's email without their consent could still potentially lead to a privacy violation claim.
Would you like assistance with finding a lawyer for a more detailed discussion on your potential legal risks?
Just don't do it again basically
It seems like you've taken the necessary steps to stop using those email addresses and accounts. While the risk of severe legal consequences is low, it's important to remain cautious.
- Monitor the emails for any suspicious activity.
- Secure your current accounts.
- If any issues arise, consult a lawyer for tailored advice.
Would you like more information on how to secure your accounts or discuss other concerns?
It was around * emails
Creating accounts with someone else’s email addresses without their consent can potentially lead to legal issues, particularly related to privacy violations.
-Stop using those email addresses and delete any associated accounts.
-Monitor the emails for any suspicious activity.
-**Ensure your current accounts are secure.
Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer for more tailored advice?
Yes
Since you created around * accounts using real email addresses without consent, there might be potential privacy violation claims. While the risk of severe legal consequences is low, consulting a lawyer is advisable to understand your legal position and next steps.
Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer in your area?
Is there no like chat
There is no live chat feature available here. However, I can assist you in finding a lawyer who can provide more tailored advice regarding your situation. Would you like help with that?
So realistically nothing will happen just don't do it again
Given that you created around * accounts with real email addresses without their consent, you could face potential privacy violation claims. However, since there's no fraud or identity theft, the risk of severe legal consequences is low.
Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer for more tailored advice?
Nah I'm good thanks
It seems that you've taken the necessary steps to stop using those accounts. While the risk of severe legal consequences is low, it's still important to stay cautious.
- Monitor for any suspicious activity.
- Secure your current accounts.
If any issues arise, consider consulting a lawyer.
If you have any other legal concerns, feel free to ask.
So it's like a *.* percent chance
Yes, given that you didn't commit fraud or identity theft, the likelihood of facing severe legal consequences is very low. However, always be cautious about using real email addresses without consent to avoid potential privacy claims.
If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
They couldn't claim that tbh I never did anything wrong
Creating accounts with real email addresses without consent can still be considered a privacy violation. While the chances of severe legal consequences are low, it's important to stay cautious.
Would you like more information on potential privacy issues or steps to secure your current accounts?
However I did tell Coomeet support about what I did
Since you've already informed Coomeet support about the situation, you've taken a responsible step. The risk of severe legal consequences remains low, but be cautious:
- Monitor for suspicious activity.
- Secure your current accounts.
- Avoid using real email addresses without consent in the future.
Would you like more information on how to secure your accounts or discuss any other concerns?
And they said they can't delete them due to lack of personal information and the account and verification
It seems like you've already taken responsible steps by informing Coomeet support. Since they can't delete the accounts due to lack of verification, continue to monitor for suspicious activity and secure your current accounts.
Would you like more detailed steps on how to secure your current accounts or any other advice?
If I left my card details on the account and I screwed
Leaving your card details on those accounts could potentially lead to unauthorized charges or financial issues. Here are some steps to take:
- Contact your bank immediately to report the situation.
- Monitor your bank statements for any unauthorized transactions.
- Consider canceling the card and getting a new one.
Do you need guidance on how to proceed with your bank or any other concerns?
Nah I'm just gonna leave it
Given the situation, it's important to be cautious. Here's a summary of what you should do:
- Monitor your bank statements for unauthorized transactions.
- Consider canceling your card and getting a new one.
- Continue to monitor for any suspicious activity linked to the email accounts.
If you have any other concerns or questions, feel free to ask!
They deserve the money
It sounds like you've taken some responsible steps, but it's important to stay cautious. Unauthorized charges could still arise from leaving your card details on those accounts.
Would you like assistance with further steps to protect your financial information, or do you have any other legal concerns?
So I won't get arrested
Hi ****! It's very unlikely you'll get arrested since there's no fraud or identity theft involved. However, creating accounts with someone else's email can still lead to privacy concerns. Keep monitoring for suspicious activity and secure your accounts. If any issues arise, consider consulting a lawyer for tailored advice.
Privacy concerns?
It seems you're mainly concerned about potential privacy violations. Here are some points to consider:
- Creating accounts with others' email addresses can be seen as a privacy violation.
- Monitor for any suspicious activity.
- Ensure your financial and current accounts are secure.
- Consult a lawyer if any legal issues arise.
Would you like more information on potential privacy issues or securing your accounts?
What if they report it will they get very far due to there being no personal info are lack of verification
It's unlikely they would get very far with a report if there's no personal info or verification. However, it's still possible for privacy concerns to be raised.
- Keep monitoring for suspicious activity.
- Secure your financial and current accounts.
- Consult a lawyer if any issues arise.
Would you like help in finding a lawyer or more guidance on securing your accounts?
So I'm good
It's reassuring that you've taken steps to address the situation, and the risk of severe legal consequences is low. However, it's still important to stay cautious and monitor for any suspicious activity. If you have any other legal concerns or questions, feel free to ask!
Yes or no am I good
Yes, given that there's no fraud or identity theft involved, the risk of severe legal consequences is low. However, continue monitoring for suspicious activity and secure your accounts to prevent any potential issues. Would you like more information on how to secure your accounts?