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read the answer here may be a bill collector

http://www.justanswer.com/criminal-l...note-mail.html

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Originally Posted by xxweekxx (Post 19178675)

Umm some of you are narrow minded thinkers..

I live in a downtown condo in a beautiful city in cali.. we have a door man who signs for ALL PACKAGES, FEDEX,UPS,USPS..

Now i have a friend who lived with me for a while because he didnt have a job and was looking for something to do in LA..

Anyway, i come home, i see i have a new letter in my condo box(ITS HIS CERTIFIED LETTER FROM DOJ).. makes sense now?

Im not stupid, ive been in this business all my life..IF I HAD A LETTER i would fucking open it ASAP and then lawyer up if needed to.. I WOULDNT SIT HERE asking you guys what is in the letter? jeez....

anyway carry on.. i forwarded it to the dude and sadly i dont know whats in there...besides i wouldnt do anything stupid enough to get me sued or get in trouble.. I value my freedom too much and ive been around way too long

I call BS ...
Fedex, UPS, store delivery : will leave at a doorman , as the stats shows that it mostly reaches its destination

DOJ certified letter : they don't leave that at the doorman ... :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Now, letter is probably not certified ... and you should just have written on the front :

MOVED .. UNKNOWN ADDRESS with a big arrow pointing to sender ....

That what I did when the previous occupant of my residence left with a rented GM car , did npot pay his bills ... I got a single bailiff that showed up , and he looked in my mailbox before which gave him a hint I was not the guy he was looking for ..

anyway ...

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Originally Posted by MrBottomTooth (Post 19179028)

Maybe a jury duty letter?

Those come certified from The United States District Court District of " " and say JURY DUTY on the front.

Anybody at the delivery address can sign for a certified UNLESS the sender marked the Restricted Delivery box.

Your friend probably had some old business with them and forgot to update his address when he moved.

LOL. probably said pay the fine or we send the sheriff around to your house on wednesday to reclaim goods to the value of $400k or seize your property. Hope he tells you what was in it.

next week's thread:

DOJ kicked in my door!

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Originally Posted by CYF (Post 19179228)

next week's thread:

DOJ kicked in my door!

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

no mailman will "sign" a certified letter as the recipiant and leave it I can 110% assure you. If you signed for it don't matter if you open it or throw it in the trash, the DOJ assumes you read it. Bottom line ;)

If it were real important you would have a FBI card in your door :2 cents:

Be Careful...

It *could* be Anthrax...

In my country and state, which has a similarly named department, they also look after other things like consumer protection/fair trading. My wife freaked out when an official "justice" envelope arrived addressed to me - she thought I was in trouble for something, but it was actually a response to a complaint I'd made about a dodgy business. :thumbsup :1orglaugh

If it wasn't a summons he has nothing to worry about.