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Account breached 

July 14, 2022 By Times-Herald Newspapers Leave a Comment

By SUE SUCHYTA

Sunday Times Newspapers

MELVINDALE —A woman who allowed her son to used her Amazon account to get an item he needed for work shipped the same day, reported July 12 that when her son failed to log out of the Amazon account on his boss’ computer, his boss used her Amazon account for his own purchases without her permission. 

Then, because her son’s boss used a credit card that was declined, the woman’s Amazon account was suspended. The man initially denied the impropriety, but when confronted with evidence, he admitted to his wrongdoing. 

The woman whose account was improperly used said that she wished to press charges. She was provided with a police report number to help her restore her Amazon account to good standing.

Filed Under: Melvindale

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