Re: opening mail and malicious intent

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How did it get from your employer to your wife? Does she work
in the mail room there? Or did your employer actually seek out
your wife and give her a copy of your bank statement out of
malice?

On 3/20/05, 00 wrote:
> Hmmm. You were having your personal mail delivered to your
> workplace instead of home. Were you trying to hide something
> from your wife? I ask this because my ex was doing this
> before I divorced him. Couldn't trust him anymore. Obviously
> he was hiding something and he was trying to hide all the
> paychecks too. Nevertheless, was your x on the bank account
> or was this your own personal account? If she was also on the
> account, then she has a right to see the bank statement. Even
> in a divorce case or child support case, she can formally
> request your recent pay stubs and even your recent bank
> statements. How do you think she can use this information
> against you? It is a crime to open someone elses mail. You
> can talk to your local Postmaster about this.
>
>
> On 3/20/05, Mark Ryan wrote:
>> I left a job recently, and some of my personal mail still is
>> delivered to that address. I am recently divorced, and my
>> wife received a photocopy of my bank statement, I guess
>> trying to incriminate me in some way. The statement was
>> delivered to my previous work address. Who do I report this
>> to and will they investigate. I don't think that this is
>> the first time my personal mail was opened and information
>> used in a malicious way.