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Sub: #1 RJM Acquisitions email?
Replied on 02-07-2012, 11:53 AM
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My friend got an email from RJM. A_letter_from_RJM@rjm-email.com is the email. I wonder if it's legit or not? It wants him to click on a link to view or download a letter that is for him. It seems unusual. Maybe a scam or do collection agency's email too lol?




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Replied on 02-07-2012, 06:09 PM
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Some CA's have sent emails to people, but I personally would not recommend listening to one word of anything that RJM sends you. They harassed me for over two years for a BMG music account that I never even had. The people were so ignorant that one person from RJM actually told me he was physically at my door the day that the CDs were delivered, so "he knew the account was legitimate". This was several years back, and every time I hear about them again, its for something similar.




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