[15:46] ebel: they still want my password to access the email [15:46] mind boggling [15:46] haha [15:47] on the plus side its reassuring that they don't read your email normally :-) [15:49] czajkowski: http://www.dataprotection.ie/ViewDoc.asp?fn=/documents/responsibilities/3bii.htm&CatID=54&m=y this is what they would have to do. [15:49] (it's the obligations if you store data) [15:49] so now he has emailed back saying if I dont want to email him I can ring him [15:50] They almost certainly should not have your password at all. [15:50] Tell them that you do not want that person looking at your email. [15:51] issue is this [15:52] I send mail from my domain to --> x domain [15:52] x domain never ever gets my maik [15:52] x domain sends to my domain and I get it [15:52] they want to log in and see the issue [15:52] dont see why they need the email pwd [15:52] both domains and set up mail are on BK servers [15:52] davem: curse you for leaving [15:56] yeah they don't need your password for that [15:56] I suppose tech support can sometimes see very stupid complaints from people [15:57] so they probably just want to confirm that you're not being stupid [15:57] i.e. they want to check if the problem is between the keyboard and chair. [15:57] However, they should have access to their own mail server logs which should help them diagnose [15:57] though, who knows… [16:40] ebel: twtter works [16:40] bk are on it [16:41] Tis a shame that publically shaming often is effective... [16:43] nods [18:12] czajkowski: :p