OP238, Mailbox.org Operation: Intentional Delay in Activate the Mailbox by Blocking Payment via Mastercard of Viseca and Apparently Delay in Bank Transfer of 10 Days From Dutch Bank ING to Bank für Sozialwirtschaft (BFS) German Bank
https://www.rozen-bakher.com/iccg/op238
Published Date: 12 August 2023. Latest Update: 07 September 2023
Under Updating
Highlights
Intentional Delay in Activate the Mailbox by Blocking Payment
During the opening of the mailbox, first, ICCG blocked the payment via Mastercard of Viseca (white screen without any progress), so Dr. Rozen-Bakher paid via bank transfer, yet ICCG told stories about ‘delay’ in receiving the payment over many days, despite that bank transfer in the EU (from Netherlands to Germany) usually done in 1-2 working days.
The CEO of Heinlein Hosting GmbH did not respond to the emails of Dr. Rozen-Bakher about blocking the mailbox but only after a few reminders, yet he provided cover-up answer that the blocking was occurred due to the ‘waiting’ for the money transfer. More specifically, Dr. Rozen-Bakher transferred the money from ING to the German bank on 18 December 2021, but according to the CEO of Heinlein, on 28 December 2021, after 10 days since the transfer, the mailbox was blocked because Heinlein did not get yet the money transfer. The CEO of Heinlein did not respond to the question when Heinlein received the money. Due to the fact that it’s impossible that money transfer between Netherlands and Germany took 10 days, then 2 possibilities arise. The first one is that the CEO of Heinlein is a conspirator of ICCG, so he lied about the fabricated reason for the ‘10 days transfer’. The second one is that somehow ICCG created cyber-delay in the money transfer from ING to the German account of Heinlein.
Refusing to Answer about the Date of Transfer. The CEO of Heinlein refused de-facto a few times to answer when Heinlein got the bank transfer from the ING bank account of Dr. Rozen-Bakher. Based on the blocking and the answer of the CEO, it took 10 days, which obviously impossible, so likely that the CEO of Heinlein is a conspirator of ICCG. Investigation authorities should investigate it.
Sabotage of Activate in Operate the Mailbox via Cyber - Activisation
During the opening of the mailbox, it won't allow saving mobile or email. Dr. Rozen-Bakher was only able to do it after the opening of the account via contact details.
After the opening, when Dr. Rozen-Bakher tried to get inside the page of the setting, she got a fabricated notice of giving user name and password, despite that she was in the status of log-in with the setting of never log-out. That signals that ICCG took control of the mailbox.
During the ‘long waiting’ for the money transfer from ING to the German Bank when Dr. Rozen-Bakher used around 80/100MB, she got a fabricated notice that blocked the sending of her emails. This fabricated notice served after that to entirely block the mailbox, as mentioned below.
After the trial ends after the payment was received with a ‘long delay’, then suddenly, Dr. Rozen-Bakher got a fabricated notice of overused quota that blocked her ability to send emails, as well as blocking incoming emails. ICCG de-facto blocked the mailbox via fabricated reason of ‘very long’ delay in transferring the money from ING bank to the German bank.
On 23 December 2021, Dr. Rozen-Bakher noticed for the first time that ICCG created for her a fabricated mailbox - fromrb@mailbox.org to manipulate the activities. This method of duplicate mailboxes was used before by ICCG, especially in German mailboxes (e.g. GMX).
Blocking Emails of the Blog. ICCG blocked the sending of the blog via fabricated notice of exceeding the limit, despite that I sent today only 2 test emails of the blog to my mailbox of Mailfence with only one recipient each of them!!.
