This is b---s--t. I don't know who this is but I have saved this e-mail and I will be calling the Attorney General in Texas as this is where I live. I am 67 years old I don not need this.
I have received an email from Michael Davis claiming to be an attorney general. The email also consisted of a warrant for my arrest and the final court decision stating that I need to pay $13,271.15. Why would an attorney use a gmail account and why would he send these so called important court documents through email. I have also received the same threatening emails from a company called ACS Inc. I played a game with this company. I pretended like I sent them some money through Western Union. They changed the name of the person 4 times of whom I was suppose to send it to. Then they sent me a message stating that the person I was sending the money to was in a car accident and could I send it to another person. Yeah right. I knew it was a scam all along.
I have recevied this number in my yahoo mail and i called this( 256)270-1554 a man named michael Davis picked up acting like he did not understand english and hung up i do not like to be scam a warrant is nothing to play with i will be calling Attorney general on this person.
This Michael Davis person has emailed me a warrant from a pay day loan in which included chew fraud like really!!!! Lol since when does a loan turns into cheq fraud smdh.
I received the same email. I decided to give him a taste of his own medicine. I entered his number into one of those spoof prank dial websites. hahaha...It was hilarious. If you want to try it go to http://www.prankdial.com/browse?fn=true.
You don't have to sign up for an account, the first call is free. Just choose which prank you want to send and enter his number, (256) 270 1554. You can download and listen to it when the call is done. I got him three times, ROFL.