So a man by the name of Chris C- used my email address for his Netflix account. This is very frustrating, as I get constant messages from Netflix about his efforts to reset passwords, change account settings, etc.
I actually logged in and changed the password. It turns out, he lives in Hemet, CA, not far from my sister in-law and her husband. He is "RETARIED", which, given his address and age, may mean "retired".
I called and left a message asking him to change his email, and explaining to what I had changed his password.
So here is the dilemma: how far am I allowed to go to make him change his account? I have added a poll so you can vote.
Also, on a totally unrelated note, what are the worst movies you can imagine someone sticking into your movie queue? And I don't just mean "Well, I didn't care for it much", I mean "Proof that Jesus Died in Vain" bad. I want movies so bad they become a by-word for 105 minutes of your life you will never get back and whose taint you may never purge from your soul, films which "sucked so bad that it made me question the validity of my own existence as a sentient being."
You know, just for curiosity's sake.
UPDATE: Chris C- changed the email. All that effort to convince Mindy to rub him out gently persuade him was obviously unnecessary.
Friday, May 22, 2009
A Modern Ethical Dilemma
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So, you want us to go over there and ask him to change the email address? Seriously, he might be our neighbor. ;) How did he get your email address anyway? Weird.
ReplyDeleteThe worst movie I have ever seen is Leroy and Stitch. However, I have been protected from horrible movies by two loving parents, so I guess I don't really count as a voter.
ReplyDeleteDr. Zhivago. They will want to kill themselves by the end. Problem solved.
ReplyDeletePresumably, Mindy, the guy thought it was his address.
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