Re: Loan Check

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From: Elwin Bullard II
Date: Tue, 18 Feb 1997 00:00

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On Tue, 18 Feb 1997 03:44:41 GMT, wbb@netcom.com (Will Bell) wrote:

>In a previous article, Vic Goldberg <vic@tc.cornell.edu> wrote:
>>This weekend, my wife received a check in the mail for 
>>$7,500 from Signet Bank.  Only catch?  This was an 
>>unsolicited loan!  This was not a replica, or One of those
>>other gimicks - just endorse and deposit.
>

I thought that anything sent to you through the mail that you had not
asked for was yours to keep->no stings attatched.  check with a
lawyer. It may be yours to keep.

BTW, how do I get an unsolicited check in the mail.

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From: bounty@gte.net (Elwin Bullard II)
Subject: Re: Loan Check
Date: 1997/02/18
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