Re: Cindy's request
- From: Bart Mathias <mathias@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 01 Dec 2007 09:02:51 -1000
Cindy wrote:
[...]
... If you die suddenly, what will
happen to your internet activity? I bet you continue receiving e-
mails. You are dead, but your e-mail account keeps alive. If you do
on-line banking and receive and pay bills on-line, you'll keep
receiving bills, but you won't be able to pay forever unless your
family members know the password to get on-line and take over the on-
line business. My bank is trying to get me into "e-bill" service, but
it is so scary.
My guess is that as far as the e-mail account goes, most people's would soon be maxed out, and senders would notices that their mail, including bills, was not accepted by the recipient account.
I try to do all my financial stuff on-line (there is sooo much to shred, otherwise), and have worried a bit about what happens when my computer dies. When I die, my wife just needs a list of our accounts that she can have a sighted person contact for her.
Bart
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