I just checked my alerts in my account and they had all been switched off! But here’s the thing… they pending direct debit be okayed messages did not all stop arriving. Some still continued to arrive. So, was someone spoofing some of those emails?
Previously, I already saw that another setting had been changed as well. I’d explicitly switched off the option of giving parties like PayPal full access to my account. PayPal recently demanded that but PayPal has no business knowing things such as who my dentist is and how high my most recent dentistry bill was or where I buy groceries.
The fact that I sometimes see a discrepancy between what I see when I log in via the computer and what I see when I log in via the app on a SIM-less phone that is normally in flight mode, tells me that the same stuff is going on as in Portsmouth, namely that I often access sites via (a mirror on) someone else’s network.
That is the only explanation for seeing a payment going out as planned on my computer, but not when I look at it via the app.
In Portsmouth, it has happened several times that I was logged in at my bank when the computer froze and I had to throw the power off, go through my three login scripts and then find that I was still logged in at the bank. The only explanation for that too was that I was accessing the bank’s site via someone else’s computer.
(In Portsmouth, he suggested at one point that the powers that be had seized control of my bank account and placed me under legal guardianship, ha ha ha ha.)
When I logged in to my second Gmail account this morning, again, there were irregularities. It loads way way way too slow (much much much slower than my other account which has a bazillion more mails in it) and there are weird other things, such as the screen flashing.
Again, nobody is acknowledging mails, which is no big deal, but certain mails that should be arriving stopped arriving a while ago.
I’ve also noticed that sometimes, I have the “undo” option for a sent email and sometimes I don’t (but that could be a Google hiccup, in theory).
I did start getting mails about relocationcompanion.co.uk “now” being available, which also struck me as slightly odd.
In Portsmouth, whenever I asked some people who were emailing with me to Skype or Zoom with me because I had the feeling that I was not (always) necessarily emailing with them but with someone else, I would often be told weird excuses.
When I go to THIS site, the screen often flashes and pages reload etc too. I recently found content changed. The other day, I saw that it now said that SH and CH had ruined my life, or something like that. I am pretty damn sure that that was not what I had typed!
I don’t want this. I want no creepy anonymous gifts in my postal mail either. I want my life back.
The payment that was supposed to come in today has not arrived either. (Though the day is not over yet.)
That also happened in Portsmouth all the time. Payments from a client that I had worked with for (over) two decades were suddenly going astray. That lasted about six months. I would get these ‘Nah nah nah nah nah” (lekker puh) messages, too. Whoever did that, just loved my powerlessness.
My life has been inundated with this kind of nasty bullshit for over 16 years now. There is nothing you can do about it (other than – literally yes – kill yourself, to grab control back and get your life back). I went to the police many times, but that’s a waste of time that these hackers also made fun of, by for example sending me spoofed emails from the police, I kid you not.
Once, around that time, I got a call from their bookkeeping department, from someone who couldn’t find me in their system, but her voice sounded like that of my recently deceased friend HvP who also kept cropping up in Telegram and other places as being active there. When I tried to call the bookkeeping department myself, I couldn’t. They’d answer and then we’d be disconnected. I tried twice. That was the University of Twente. They (the hackers) also pulled shit on a (for me) small project of theirs (University of Twente) on my 60th birthday. Really nasty. I decided that I really had to stop working with them then. This was getting way too nasty and way too risky. This often concerned a LOT of money, for them, after all.
After I typed the above, the HDD started rattling like crazy and the internet connection reset itself, too.
Just a few minutes later, I lose internet access again, briefly.
The phone – I tether, remember – is way too warm. It’s normally cold with the exact same load on it, or more. It’s a new phone, with a lot of oomph. Bought at a massive discount because it’s not 5G and a new model was about to be launched. The other one as it turned out, was about to crap out. I had intended to sell it to one of those shops, but when I opened it, I discovered that its battery had really expanded, and it won’t even fit into its compartment any longer. So I got this new phone just in time.
