[LM_NET] OT if you use Verizon e-mail

[Patrice Huckaby <HuckabyP@SOUTH.SHCSC.K12.IN.US>]

The other day, when I opened up my home e-mail, what I saw in front of me in my 
in-box was not my e-mail!  Later in the day, I received a phone call from someone 
in Buffalo, NY, saying that he opened up his  in-box to find a letter that I had 
written to my daughter's g-mail account.  Several hours later, when on-line again, 
posted at Verizon's opening page was a comment about "experiencing difficulties and 
making changes so we can serve our customers better."

I have this person's phone # and e-mail address.  I do not think I am his victim 
here.  Things on-line seem to be back to normal now.  But I was just wondering if 
anyone else had experienced this problem (maybe it was on Tuesday?) and what, if 
anything you have learned about it.  Did you contact Verizon?  Do you even know HOW 
to contact them?

If you have anything that might shed light on this peculiar situation, I would 
appreciate your response off the list.  And, as always, thank you.

Patrice Huckaby, media specialist
South Central Elementary School
6595 E. Highway 11 SE
Elizabeth, Indiana  47117
812-969-2973, x7101
HuckabyP@south.shcsc.k12.in.us

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