@davewill
While this is a perfect example of a personal security lapse as we already know your name, that you are a pm customer and your community account profile name. Your co-worker probably knows your phone number maybe even your address and your date of birth. Its your work so your email is well known. The only thing a fraudster would need at this point to either change your sim card or port your number fraudulently is your password or your account number.
Heres my question. How does a co worker on a sunday accidently port out your number? When they were getting a new mobile provider they didnt notice they were using your name, your phone number and going into your public mobile account using your email address on your computer at work...,on sunday??!! The one day the banks arent open? Did your co worker call you to say oops? This doesnt sound like an accident it sounds FRAUDULENT. I suggest you phone your bank/ financial institution IMMEADIATELY!!
