428 Natural casing wieners

I've seen them a few times in relatively recent years. My main contact with Schwan's was having someone else use my email address when they signed up. Given the order, im suspecting an elderly single man or woman, unsurprisingly. I would get updates for their entire monthly order.

For the first 3 months, I just deleted it, figuring they'd notice, eventually. Then, when they didn't, I contacted Schwan's explaining the issue. Schwan's said, unless I coukd verify I was the actual person, they couldn't do anything. Out of curiosity, I tried using my email to log in, used forgot my password and it sent me the link. I literallycoukd have hobe in and changed their orders, over-ordered, and messed with it significantly. There's potential legal ramifications, so I didn't. I just created a rule to forward those emails to junk mail. Schwan's may have ok food but their customer prote tuon for online was lacking last I checked.

My email username is old enough and simple enough that it fairly regularly gets mistakenly used by people (usually older) who forget to add whatever random number they assigned to their actual name (e.g. if I had joe@somewhere.com I regularly get emails meant for joe1@somewhere.com or similar. When I can, I track down the intended recipient and let them know. They're usually thankful. I no longer receive some lady's Barkbox delivery details. I no longer am signed up for some guy's annual family photo account. Oddly, I still get:

• some French woman's monthly apartment statements and communications for the last few years (I hope they found out who was regularly throwing up alcohol in the building hallways)

• someone's south African housing abd I think tax statements for the last few years

• still have access to some company's billing records for clients kept on a Google spreadsheet, even after I warned thrm they've given a complete stranger access numerous times

And a couple more. Periodically I check my spam folder to see if I'm still getting them. Sometimes its fun to read the drama in the French apartment communication emails, it sounds like a lively place.