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Well, since you have the email, you can log in to the Lexus app. Then you could turn off the notifications.
by williamscales 6y ago
Well, since you have the email, you can log in to the Lexus app. Then you could turn off the notifications.
- boring_twenties 6y agoI'm not sure about this but wouldn't that be a felony?
- treeman79 6y agoYes. 99.9% chance no one would care. But people do freak out over this stuff. Knew one guy that saw that a Bank got hacked on the news. Did an nslookup or similar to check the banks site. He was arrested the next day and expelled from college for hacking the bank. Eventually all got cleared up, but screwed up a year of his life
- dtparr 6y agoHe got expelled for running a DNS query? Do you mean nmap?
- treeman79 6y agoMaybe. Was awhile ago
- boring_twenties 6y agoYeah, I'd rather not take a 0.1% chance of losing my rights for life over some spam email.
- bjohnson225 6y agoM
- laurent92 6y agoCan you claim you thought it was your account? Then, to demonstrate you knew it wasn’t yours, they’d have to collect various proof, and this demonstration being erratic and risky, they’d probably not attempt a trial.
- boring_twenties 6y agoI can probably claim whatever I want, but given I've never even looked at a Lexus dealership in my life, I doubt I could pull it off.
- williamscales 6y agoI'm not sure either, but couldn't you argue that it _is_ your Lexus account? It has _your_ email on it after all. That is the single important identifier attached to the account. The other stuff doesn't matter.