right or wrong? need input

[Mjvyxyn]

I had this job that was kind of stressful, at least for me. I worked there for about 4 months. I had my boss pay for things and take a little out of my check every week to pay them off. However, we had a falling out and I shared my eBay account with him. I state several times to him that he could have it since I?d rather buy off of here but when I left I changed the password and did not give any warning. Well, I quess, as payback, he acquired a password of mine and I got upset and demanded it back. He stated he still had some things on the eBay account and would like to finish the purchase of them, but I just started running off my mouth about getting him in trouble. Was I in the right?

 

[wheresmybacon]

I read this 3 times and still don't know wtf you're asking.

 

[Mjvyxyn]

Was I right for changing the eBay password and not compromising with him?

 

[JMWarren]

I'd ask for Cliffs, but I still don't think it would make sense.

 

[James Bond]

Tell him to make his own account.

It is yours, and if you changed the password and he later "acquired it" by using some other means, then he is violating your rights.

 

[wheresmybacon]

Originally posted by: Tizyler
Tell him to make his own account.

It is yours, and if you changed the password and he later "acquired it" by using some other means, then he is violating your rights.

 

[Kelemvor]

How did he acquire your password for the other system?

 

[jpeyton]

It's a free eBay account.

Register a new one.