Well, it's an email, so you know that it is bogus. No official business comes to you in an email from someone you don't know. Emails are not considered to be legitimate ways of doing business in law.
Real legal correspondences do not have *any* errors in grammar, punctuation, capitalization, spelling or terminology. This correspondence has examples of all of those errors.
The writer appears to know English as a second language and is probably contacting you from outside the U.S. They don't even know who you are, of course.
You can always ignore and delete emails like this that are trying to scare you.
This email is in reference to notify you that has been blacklisted; her social security number and banking accounts are under investigation thru major credit bureau TRANSUNION. She would be receiving the court papers at her mailing address as she failed to make the payment as per the agreement.
One copy of your court papers will be forwarded to the correspondence references which were used by you when you committed the loan.
NOTE: Kindly present all of your documents into local county court (Muncipal Court) on the court date which will be delivered to you within seven business days once we dispute this matter into the court house on October 23 2015.
We have tried several times to work with you but as
you are not co-operating with us than unfortunately we
have to proceed further with legal actions against your name
and SSN in order to dispute this matter into the court house as
you have failed to make the payment. We would like to inform you last
time you want to resolve this case so kindly provide us your payment Information
Tomorrow Morning otherwise we have to download this case forcefully against you into
BUSINESS DAYS THAT’S WHY YOUR CO-OPERATION
WOULD BE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SENIOR ATTOREY
BELTIMORE MD, 21202
UNITED STATES.
(502) 298 5782
Well, it's an email, so you know that it is bogus. No official business comes to you in an email from someone you don't know. Emails are not considered to be legitimate ways of doing business in law.
Real legal correspondences do not have *any* errors in grammar, punctuation, capitalization, spelling or terminology. This correspondence has examples of all of those errors.
The writer appears to know English as a second language and is probably contacting you from outside the U.S. They don't even know who you are, of course.
You can always ignore and delete emails like this that are trying to scare you.