Postal registered letter - Page 2

SlickRick · 2005-08-07, 03:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Emperor

Do you really think she'll be charged with blackmail ? Just take a few steps back and think about that.

The letter they sent crossed state lines, umm, yeah ok, the Feds will now surely get involved. And it all hinges or whether it's four of five years. Maybe you should contact the law offices of Robert Shapiro.

Just forget about it man. If they send you another letter asking where the money is, well, then perhaps persue it.

You guys don't know what site I own. I used to link indexes, and back then bandwidth was expensive. Do you know how many letters I got like that, except they were asking for bandwidth usage and legal fees ? More than 40 of them. Do you know what I did with them ? I burnt them in my fireplace and never responded.

I love how people think they have some sort of power by saying something like "after consulting with my attorney...", I usually say to them "after jerking off I've decided not to pay you."

Just be realistic. Do you really want a legal battle over something like this ? Let's say the Feds do get involved (which they won't), ask yourself, do you really want them involved, checking everything out ?

Emperor

ya those are all good points.

But if the statue is 5 years after her departure (and after removing her name off as the COR, then I am now in violation of not being complient...it's a catch 22. ya follow.)

Emperor · 2005-08-07, 04:54 PM

Aaahhh, I see what you are saying.

I sure hope you have the current COR.

What I would do is *keep her name on* with a note specifying that she was the COR at whatever time period she was.

I can't see the logic of her lawyer telling you to remove it because it is, after all, the truth. Just say to him: "was she not the COR at that time ?"

Problem solved.

Tubey · 2005-08-08, 01:00 AM

Slick,
Is that company still doing business? If it is just get the new COR info if not then she is SOL. I would just annotate that she was the last COR on record, and no further info is obtainable since the company no longer exists. or just put the company as the COR.

SlickRick · 2005-08-08, 12:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tubey

Slick,
Is that company still doing business? If it is just get the new COR info if not then she is SOL. I would just annotate that she was the last COR on record, and no further info is obtainable since the company no longer exists. or just put the company as the COR.

yes thanks

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2005-08-07, 04:54 PM	#27
Emperor WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 46	Aaahhh, I see what you are saying. I sure hope you have the current COR. What I would do is keep her name on with a note specifying that she was the COR at whatever time period she was. I can't see the logic of her lawyer telling you to remove it because it is, after all, the truth. Just say to him: "was she not the COR at that time ?" Problem solved.

2005-08-08, 01:00 AM	#28
Tubey Are you sure you're an accredited and honored pornographer? Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 60	Slick, Is that company still doing business? If it is just get the new COR info if not then she is SOL. I would just annotate that she was the last COR on record, and no further info is obtainable since the company no longer exists. or just put the company as the COR.