Pissed me off.
I have contacted the Postal Inspectors to file a fraud complaint. Since I do have transcripts of all my instant message conversations with the person who wanted to BEND ME OVER AND CORNHOLE ME, I have a bunch of evidence to use against them. Pissed me off big time. So I am going to pursue postal fraud charges as far as I can! I guess my attitude has changed from when I was younger, I am going legally. Not doing the napalm his village routine. But the fantasy is there. Since when I spoke to him he had a accent that was Middle Eastern or Indian (dot not feather) I did not trust him AT ALL!. So here is what I sent him after I did my due diuligence checking. Damn I am so grown up sometimes.
And I have already started the ball rolling for postal fraud charges
Bastards do not FUCK with an unemployed Viking who has nothing more to do but make your life MISERABLE. HE WILL
And just for your information they came from Kimberlee Scott 4888 Sierra Way College Park GA 30349 and google puts the phone number as 770-964-9388.
And I have a transcript of every conversation I have had with him via IM to be used as evidence against him!
--- On Wed, 5/13/09, Ottar <jamie_allen_44@yahoo.com> wrote:
From: Ottar
Subject: I received the money grams
To: RICK.LANE1@YAHOO.COM
Cc: "Ottar"
Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 10:27 AM
Since I have had many friends who have burned on work at home scams I called the issuer and the money gram serial numbers R201354551965 and 201354551954 were cashed back in march. One for $14 and the other for $45--
The company was Moneygram and there number is 1-800-542-3590
Jamie Allen
I have so far not contacted Kimberlee Scott I am going to let the police or postal inspectors or maybe even the federal buraeu of intimidation do that so I don't fuck up the investigation. Of course emailing Rick Lane and starting the process to get the job and he mails you a express package and costs him $16.63 would be funny. If any of you do please post a comment on what happened. DO NOT cash the money orders without getting them verified first. If you put them in the bank and they are fraudulent you will at the least be liable for the money PLUS bounced check fees. If you cannot prove due diligence you could be liable for criminal prosecution as well!
As I find out more on the fraud charges I will share the information with Y'all
Ottar
A pissed off Viking
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