I'm alive and well...

[atpolittlebit]

and not asking for money. Not that I'd turn it down if y'all have a burning need to give me some, but I do have a Paypal account

Comments

[anomster]

The biggest clue was that it did not sound at all like you! The next biggest was that you hadn't posted about any plans for a trip to London (followed by excited exchanges w/Rahael, TCH, anneth, KdS, & sundry other UK ATPo LJers too numerous to mention!). And 1 advantage to sleeping late is that by the time I got up, read the email, & checked into it, it was already confirmed as false. I'm glad you're OK, & especially that you didn't get robbed at gunpoint!

[cactuswatcher]

Sorry about all the trouble this will cause you to get it straightened out.

[atpolittlebit]

Gmail was very swift in taking action. Facebook I'm still waiting for.

[buffyannotater]

Yeah, for like one second, I was worried. But then it took a moment for me to think, "Hmm, I'm pretty sure Bit would have personalized this e-mail and, you know, sounded like herself."

[atpolittlebit]

It was totally missing my slightly warped sense of humor, wasn't it?

[cornerofmadness]

yeah figured that. Your hacker started a c hat with me the moment i logged into facebook too

eta i figured you WOULD have mentioned going to london

[atpolittlebit]

I might not mention every time -- okay, practically any time -- I go back and forth between Ohio and Michigan, but London? I'd want people to know I was coming.

I'm told the hacker wasn't much of a chatter.

[cornerofmadness]

no the chatter was rather dull

[lakrids404]

That must have been very annoying. Was your password "strong"?

[atpolittlebit]

It was according to Facebook. My trouble is that if I make a password too 'strong' i.e. randomized with letters, number s and random capitals then I always end up having it written down instead of memorized and that's not good either. Or I don't write it down and then I can't recall it at all.