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<Wanting.to.travel@giganews.com> wrote:
>I Think I may have an warent out for my arrest. (failed to pay court fees from
>trafic matters. I haven''t receved anything saying that there is a warrent but
>there may be one) I want to get this resolved but
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Wanting.to.travel@giganews.com wrote:
> I Think I may have an warent out for my arrest. (failed to pay court fees from
> trafic matters. I haven''t receved anything saying that there is a warrent but
> there may be one) I want to get this resolved b
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In article <hqdop2164c6qt84tvbovrki9nltqo8e5pe@4ax.com>,
<fredfighter@spamcop.net> wrote:
>FWIW, might not want to be bothered with baby-clothing
>catalogs, but I would be hesitant to make a sworn statement
>to the effect that I found such materia
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I got into a car accident. The other guy ran a red light and he
admitted it to the police and insurance company. He also let the
insurance company know that it was his fault and he ran the red light.
Both cars were towed away and are now at a towing
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Dan White wrote:
> What if I call the attorneys and tell them I was expecting to settle for
> something I can actually afford when I received a summons out of the blue.
> I was able to negotiate a reasonable monthly payment with another card. Do
> yo
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In article <vsrpp2ds1guudes0i3ui57a8nqu36j4pvg@4ax.com>,
Stuart A. Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>kingofwuc@yahoo.com wrote:
>
>> Just today, my dad got a call from the police saying
>> that i need to make a statement,
>Saying nothing (
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Ian Michael Gumby wrote:
> <kingofwuc@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:5qdop294mcm4f437lkah287lmfaoo596dk@4ax.com...
> [SNIP. OP knowingly bought stolen property and was nicked by his/her
> parents. Police wants a statement.]
>
> > So my questio
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The company my friend works for on accasion, when bringing in a new
head of a department, makes the department employees re-interview for
the positions and also posts the positions internally and externally.
People do lose their jobs during this proces
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In article <nsrpp2lufcqekp9rlufhrh29op8ulm8jgh@4ax.com>,
Gordon Burditt <gordonb.fgzjr@burditt.org> wrote:
>>Easy. Don't authorize the records to be released. Under HIPAA, the
>>custodian cannot release them without your permission.
>
>Doesn't th
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Gordon,
You raise the specter of identity theft in regard to Whitewater's post
about :"inappropriate" findings in his medical record.
I saw nothing in his post that raised even the suspicion of identity
theft. Further he did not suggest tha
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Ian Michael Gumby wrote:
> The OP set up the company's equiptment to poll his g-mail account.
> He didn't unset it.
But in the basenote, OP says:
>>>>>> During my exit interview, I "Wiped" my Blackberry of it's
>>>>>> configuration. At some point
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fredfighter@spamcop.net wrote:
>
> That may not be the best course of action. Our attorney
> advised against such an arrangement as in our state it
> would be expensive and cumbersome. A living trust may
> be better if there is a competent and t
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