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In article <01bc11fa$6d9c7e80$360c35cf@tjscott>, Thomas Scott
<tjscott@bellsouth.net> writes
>Is there someone we can forward the listed addresses and originator's
>e-mail address to?  (I like the part that says you're actually paying for a
>service, so it's legal.  Perhaps Johnny Cochran is their lawyer).  

If they are posting from the US, forward the mail (complete with
headers) to the postmaster at their ISP and cc it to these folks:

USPS Fraud Investigation Division <jccheezum@uspis.gov>

        It is illegal to abuse the US Postal system when they send the 
        money - see:

        http://www.usps.gov/websites/depart/inspect/chainlet.htm

Bureau of Consumer Protection (Ms Broder - Staff Attorney)
     <bbroder@ftc.gov>

IRS Fraud Dept Inspector Andrew Fried <afried@nocs.insp.irs.gov>

        This IRS Inspector has been assigned these cases.

National Fraud Information Center <nfic@internetmci.com>

All these people have an interest in MMF postings and their addresses in
the cc usually get the ISP to sit up and take note.

- ANDREA

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