<prompt> Human: Hello, Recently someone opened a bank account in Ukraine with my e-mail. I got an e-mail indicating something along the lines of your bank account is at 0 along with the persons name in the e-mail. I dont speak Ukrainian so it was difficult to piece together what the situation was, but from what I gathered: 1. The bank is located in Ukraine. 2. The person who opened the account has the same first name as me, different and non-similar last name. 3. They keep suggesting me to simply unsubscribe from receiving e-mails. I want to get to the bottom of why my e-mail is tied to an account and if any identity theft has taken place beyond that. They dont seem to be understanding this issue because of the language barrier. Im not sure what to do. If I simply select to stop receiving e-mails, or if the person changes the e-mail, I dont feel certain that this is not somehow tied to me as a person. I dont know if I have the power to close the bank account or to demand more information. In general, I feel worried and helpless. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. EDIT: As this is located in Ukraine, trying to hold a conversation with them is a pain due to the timezone differences. After 6 e-mails back and forth with me describing this issue as I have here, their most recent response is: Please clarify, You are not member of bank name? Extremely frustrating.EDIT 2: Thank you for the advice everyone. Im going to throw it into spam.  <response>: Your email is not tied to you as a person, you dont have to worry. Either its a phishing scam or its a mistake but either way there is literally no risk to you. You cant simply open a bank account with an email address, and the account isnt even in your name if there even is an account.Ignore it : 