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I got this e mail this morning.

 

All I can say is "I AM INNOCENT!"

 

Notice to Appear,

You have to appear in the Court on the March 31.
Please, do not forget to bring all the documents related to the case.
Note: The case may be heard by the judge in your absence if you do not come.

The copy of Court Notice is attached to this email.

Regards,
Fred Johnston,
Clerk of Court.

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I got this e mail this morning.

 

All I can say is "I AM INNOCENT!"

 

Notice to Appear,

You have to appear in the Court on the March 31.

Please, do not forget to bring all the documents related to the case.

Note: The case may be heard by the judge in your absence if you do not come.

 

The copy of Court Notice is attached to this email.

 

Regards,

Fred Johnston,

Clerk of Court.

Notice to appear in an EMAIL?

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Are you going to go as the original Pooh with no clothes or the later Pooh that gave into PC and wears a shirt. Just saying

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Hey man, i am nothing if I am not PC.

 

I eat that stuff up. :lol:

 

Pooh has a shirt. We have not found him pants yet, but we are looking.

I keep telling him CYA, Winnie, CYA!

When in the jail shower, heed your advice that you give Pooh!

Know what I mean, Vern?

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no, I mean when you get out.

Girls like bad boys, didn't you know?

Only girls at the jail here, work there, they be what nightmares are scared of!

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Wife got two phone calls this morning from "IRS". She did call the phone number from one call, but couldn't understand the person who answered, and so hung up! I told her that IRS NEVER contacts people by phone or e-mail. I even had my tax attorney call her to tell her that! (Wives never pay attention to husbands, do they?) He gave me a bunch of e-mails he received from other attorneys who had clients ask the same question.

 

What worried me more than anything was the possibility of these scammers using our phone number to pay for long distance calls to the tune of thousands of dollars. The "best" one was a e-mail message purportedly from my bank...including the bank's logo and everything. They were "verifying strange activity on my account." For verification, would I please enter my SSN? I immediately hit the Delete key, and called my bank's fraud department to report it!

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Can I have all yur fishin gear?

 

All of it? That would be a load. And the fish are just beginning to awaken from

the winter doldrums.

Now you got me to cogitating, Reuben. I need to take an inventory on all

them rods and reels and such. I got fishing gear strung for here to yesterday

all over the house and basement. Just off of my head, I count six fly reels,

four spinning reels, seven casting reels, and rods for each one save one.

AND NONE OF THEM OR VIRTUAL.

Shhhhh! Don't tell my wife how many I have.

 

Badger, I prefer my little yellow rubber ducky. But teddy bears are my second choice for company when in "sticky situations." ^_^

My rubber ducky sunk.

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All of it? That would be a load. And the fish are just beginning to awaken from

the winter doldrums.

 

Now you got me to cogitating, Reuben. I need to take an inventory on all

them rods and reels and such. I got fishing gear strung for here to yesterday

all over the house and basement. Just off of my head, I count six fly reels,

four spinning reels, seven casting reels, and rods for each one save one.

AND NONE OF THEM OR VIRTUAL.

 

Shhhhh! Don't tell my wife how many I have.

 

My rubber ducky sunk.

WELL!!! They ain't gonna do u no good in jail!!

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Wife got two phone calls this morning from "IRS". She did call the phone number from one call, but couldn't understand the person who answered, and so hung up! I told her that IRS NEVER contacts people by phone or e-mail. I even had my tax attorney call her to tell her that! (Wives never pay attention to husbands, do they?) He gave me a bunch of e-mails he received from other attorneys who had clients ask the same question.

 

What worried me more than anything was the possibility of these scammers using our phone number to pay for long distance calls to the tune of thousands of dollars. The "best" one was a e-mail message purportedly from my bank...including the bank's logo and everything. They were "verifying strange activity on my account." For verification, would I please enter my SSN? I immediately hit the Delete key, and called my bank's fraud department to report it!

My wife got into an argument with the "IRS agent" on the phone just the other day!

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I got this e mail this morning.

 

All I can say is "I AM INNOCENT!"

 

Notice to Appear,

You have to appear in the Court on the March 31.

Please, do not forget to bring all the documents related to the case.

Note: The case may be heard by the judge in your absence if you do not come.

 

The copy of Court Notice is attached to this email.

 

Regards,

Fred Johnston,

Clerk of Court.

I got one. too. Didn't say WHICH court case. Didn't include Court Notice.

 

I told them to send a cop with a warrant and we'd discuss it, otherwise KMA (Keep Me Advised :P )

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Wife got two phone calls this morning from "IRS". She did call the phone number from one call, but couldn't understand the person who answered, and so hung up! I told her that IRS NEVER contacts people by phone or e-mail. I even had my tax attorney call her to tell her that! (Wives never pay attention to husbands, do they?) He gave me a bunch of e-mails he received from other attorneys who had clients ask the same question.What worried me more than anything was the possibility of these scammers using our phone number to pay for long distance calls to the tune of thousands of dollars. The "best" one was a e-mail message purportedly from my bank...including the bank's logo and everything. They were "verifying strange activity on my account." For verification, would I please enter my SSN? I immediately hit the Delete key, and called my bank's fraud department to report it!

Watch for a LARGE long distance phone bill for calling the telephone number.

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Forty Rod, I have the barricade up and locked and loaded with a bunch of ammunition.

I must have five or six bullets, along with four or five water filled balloons. I AM READY TO RUMBLE.

 

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