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Notice to Appear,

The copy of the court notice is attached to this letter.
Please, read it thoroughly.

Truly yours,
Clerk to the Court,
Linda Mason

They wil try any thing

On-line sub-poenas!

Maybe your hearing will be on-line as well!

"csduilawyers..... This domain may be for sale "

it's also noted on Scamdex...

"Truly yours,
Clerk to the Court,
Mary Mason"

personally I wouldn´t fall for that and to me it really smacks desperate but would people fall for it ?

Hello Uzz, hello everyone

I have posted on this thread because it came up when I did a search on Genes Reunited for 'scam'.

What I am posting about today is this: there is a new website recommended by my internet service provider (isp). It's called thinkjessica.com.

Their 'strapline' is as follows:

'Protecting elderly & vulnerable people from scams which come through the postal system and criminals who contact them by telephone'.

[Who are you calling old, big nose :-P] ;-) ;-)

There are some shocking stories on there but also some very useful information.

"duilawyers?" dui........driving under the influence......."


here's another, I dare say we've seen various versions of this............

Hi all,

I know you lot are too smart to fall for this old ploy, but it is better to be aware then caught.

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Apparently this is a real virus...

Holiday-Season Computer Virus - Real!
Here is the link to snopes.com


http://www.snopes.com/computer/virus/ups.asp

Heads Up On Holiday-Season Computer Virus


UPS/Fed Ex/USPS


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Feel this worth passing along. With the holidays coming up, I can see where this could be a real problem.


The newest virus circulating is the UPS/Fed Ex/USPS Delivery Failure.


You will receive an e-mail from UPS, Fed Ex, or USPS along with a packet number.


It will say that they were unable to deliver a package sent to you on such-and-such a date.


It then asks you to print out the invoice copy attached.


DON'T TRY TO PRINT THIS. IT LAUNCHES THE VIRUS!


Pass this warning on to all your PC operators at work and home.


This virus has caused Millions of dollars in damage in the past few days.

Snopes confirms that it is real.

I have recently had a variation on the invoice one. Have deleted it so can't be precise about the details - from someone unlikely like UK Geology, started " here is the invoice as requested..."