is mail gravity, inc a legit company?
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check with the better business bureau. Or you can check with the state ucc filings.
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From the whois record on netsol.com, I think you might be out of luck. It sounds like some kind of scamming website - they don't have a valid address listed for the domain:\n\nAdministrative Contact: \n Technologies, h2o info@usrealestate4sale.com\n na\n na, na na\n AR\n 3333\n\n\nHere's one option, not to contact them, but to contact their ISP to report abuse (if you determine that is necessary):\nOrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE45-ARIN\nOrgAbuseName:   Abuse Desk \nOrgAbusePhone:  +1-210-892-4000\nOrgAbuseEmail:  abuse@rackspace.com
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I got a postcard in the mail, and was propositioned for the same fee to complete the applications.  I told the operator I would think about it and call back - then I hung up the phone and did a search to see what this company was about.  They have no web page, but there are a bunch of comments from people who have gotten ripped off from this company.  I called the company right back and told them to remove my name form their database and to not contact me ever again.  Fortunately I had not given them my bank account information.\n\nYou can do the search by typing the company's name into the URL address bar and pressing enter on your keyboard.  Read the comments and decide for yourself.\n\nI did find a page on the BBB http://www.newyork.bbb.org/reports/businessreports.aspx?pid=44&page=1&id=86754\nThat shows this company is not a member wiht the BBB - you can check it out too.\n\nAll in all - my research indicates that this is not a company wirht doing business with.  If you are interested in grants, then check out the response on this post for more info:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006041408147&r=w&is_vote_given=true&pa=BpVqD13uBHMzU.qS4xwATQPSi0OMTaepvTNWYr0wfkQkjizvFoI-
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I was almost scammed by this company also.  Something just did not feel right about the paperwork that they emailed me and the email address was from a Yahoo account, sallyhamilton22@yahoo.com.  I thought that was strange.  They also wanted me to send them $940 as down payment on insurance.  I thought that was strange also.  When I called back I could not get through to the original contact Symone Athill, so I pressed another extension and that guy was Kevin Littlejohn.  He was so nervous speaking to me and he could not tell me their website address or their fax #.  Watch out for this company....
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Ask for them to spend you the information via the post office.  If it is a scam, then it would be concidered mail fraud, which is a federal felony.
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I have the same question.  I received something from them asking to "be of service".  It sounds like a money laundering scheme.  I have not been able to find anything on them.  It sounds too good to be true! The person that send it to me was named Art but in everything else is the same.
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dude, hate to bust your bubble, but that aint ed mcmahon knockin.  chances are that if you recieved some check in the mail from some big company for no reason then the shakedown is on brother.  it aint legit.
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"screwed" is right.\n\nI wouldn't do business (especially business where I give out my social security number) with anyone that has a "@yahoo, or @aol, or @hotmail, etc. email.\n\nIf the company is legitimate, you would think they would spring for the  $30 or $40 to get a website address and legitimate email account.\n\nHave you called the Better Business Bureau in your state (or his state) and asked about this company?  Gone to the state's website and verified that he has a license?  Anything?\n\nNo way would I do business with the "yahoo".
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This is a scam and has been recognized as such for quite a while now.  You can find out about it at: http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/nothing/microsoft-aol.asp
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Thanks for asking! I am a business librarian, so I checked Hoovers Business Database to see if this company is registered to do business in Florida.\n\nThis company is not even registered in the United States, so it is very unlikely that this company is real. \n\nIf you have been asked or are considering doing business with this "company," I would highly discourage it. They are not legitimate.
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Have you contacted them directly?  If you know the state they reside you can do a public records search to see if they are a licensed entity though that doesn't mean they are legitemate.  I would check out the site myself, but I'm a little leary about going to sites I don't know 100%.  Good Luck!
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I would not trust them, as the office of the Postmaster General has been used by the FBI in the past to entrap people into crimes they would otherwise never have committed.\nAnd it is not even sure if it is the official Postmaster General. The address could be any private company and I would not give them (or any stranger) any private information.
687676
No. You've got either spam or scam. Just report it.
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When you get a MAILER-DAEMON@whatevercompany.com message in your inbox, the server at that company is informing you that it is returning your message because of some failure. The "to" e-mail address may no longer be valid, or there may be a problem routing the message to the appropriate mail server. Your domain name may be on a blacklist, and the server is refusing all incoming messages from it.\n\n*Make sure that you are typing in the correct email address.
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Verisign offers a secutiry package that allows you to verify the person that is sending you the email is indeed that person.  Inadition to email certification (called a key), they also offer the abilty to use their s/w services to host a site to sell your products / services.\n\nPlease go to the link below to view the services they provide.
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Its a Pyramid scam, only the first few make any money, all the others lose, by the time you get to the upper levels there are not enough people on earth to email.\nSteer clear!!!
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Yes, it is fake.  Just ignore it and add the message to your filter/spam rules.