Why does your name,come in large Capital Letters, from the Banks and Credit Unions, and the Courts ?
598987
I went to this site and there is very interesting iformation if you can get through all the jargen that goes with it, but incase you did not know it "scowts" is spelled SCOUTS
784583
Thats why LC's (letters of credit) is there....it assures the genuinity of both the parties through a bank in each country....\n\nContact your bank for further details....
983650
Are you talking about LMC--Lundin Mining Corp on the Amex, or IMC Mortgage--IMCC on the Over The Counter trade?  We usually use the all upper-case for the symbols because, in this case, we cannot be sure since the lower-case "L" can look like an upper-case "i".
643149
Why do you people use letters like that?
639979
NO duh!\n\nIf your name is changed legally how could you sign anything with anything but your new legal name DuH!
1061985
Go to your mail and click Options. Then General Preferences. There you will see it's written "From name". Put there your name, nickname or whatever you want.
928428
It is possible they could take you to court, but if they are squabbling over a few thousand dollars likely they are just bluffing.  It is expensive for them to pursue legal action.  These punk creditors always threaten legal action.  Yes they can, but it doesnt always make financial sense for them.  You cant squeese blood from a stone, or something like that.  They are just trying to shake you down for money.
396001
It's a chain letter. I believe they're illegal in most places in the U.S., so you might want to consider that before you decide this is your path to financial success.
884082
You need to write out the numbers... Capitalize where capitals are needed, other than that, it looks good!!!
757792
I wouldn't do chain letters due to the fact they either want money from you or trying to get your information. plus you have to waste money on a stamp. For what? Don't do it! It is stupid.
1173106
Medallion stamp is usually provided by the bank with whom you have been a business customer for a while. Not only that says that the signature is correct, but also it  points out that there are banks out there, with whom you've had a history of business.
474999
There are a few reasons why they might do this:\n\n1) Because they do not like their full name.\n2) Because they want to appear more professional.\n3) Because they do not want others to have difficult in pronouncing their name (I would certainly do that).\n4) Because they wish to abbreviate or shorten their name.
242058
you sign your name above his printed name and put "pp" by your name, which means "as from this person"
410820
Change your name?\n\nThere's no simple answer to this. Most of the 'search' sites are public databases. If you have a phone number listed in your local telephone book then that's probably the cause. I wouldn't be so worried about it as they probably wont be listing high security items like your social security and credit card information.
151997
Well, we Americans are often criticized for being lazy. To make a capital letter, you need to press the "shift" key. Since most people like to get things done the quickest, easiest way, they don't want to spend that extra millisecond (sp?) pressing that key. Hey, we're living in fast paced society! Just a guess. P.S. It drives me nuts when people do stuff like that too!
1066203
Your boss is probably trying to make the caller feel more comfortable by you giving your name. It is a more personalized call. Your last name should not be given for obvious safety reasons. As for a law I am really not sure. Be careful raising a flag with this and your boss, they would probably think you are trying to hide something you know how they get.
277315
Perhaps it is your name or surname, or a combination of both?