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its all a scam...

Thanks for your reply...I was so confused just now!!! Should have known thanks a million again!!!!

I recieved the same thing... i told them well come get me then...

This has happened to me 3 times, unfortunately the first time they got me ! Thankfully not for as much as they wanted but any amount is too much. Luckily I had a good friend who was going to lend me money for this ridiculousness and she inquired what I needed it for so I proceeded to tell her and she let me know I was being scamed. I phoned the State Police and they said unfortunately theses places are virtually impossible to shut down because of the sophisticated way they do things. In this day and age that sounds totally absurd to me, it's like they are the modern day mafia, you know they exist, you know they do harm and hope they just reach a dumbass like me who will act on emotion instead of logic. "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me !!!! DONT BE FOOLED !!!!!

Do not give it a second thought. As the State Police said, an arrest warrant will never ever be sent through email or the mail for that matter. If they want you, you will see them face to face.

Badge 714 is correct !!!!!

These scammers can be safely ignored.  They are cowardly extortionists hiding behind a magicJack assigned a number by a captive subsidiary called "YMAX Corp." in a country that considers crimes against Americans as just another legitimate way of earning a living.

If you complain to the Treasury Department as instructed on the IRS web site, you may be able to have their magicJacks permanently disabled, but they (or someone else) can easily buy another magicJack and ask for the same number to be reassigned using false IDs.  Remember, however, that their corrupt home country government protects them from US law enforcement and possibly even encourages their activities as a way to get credit for lifting these criminals out of poverty.