Richard, Attached is the notification of credit for the credit card you used to place the suspicious order. To reiterate, our suspicions were correctly raised due to: 1. Two attempts to order with a credit card were declined before you used anoter credit card successfully. This was red flag #1. If there was a problem, it was with your credit card, not our system as you have accused, as obviously the third attempt with another credit card worked 2. You used an anonymous E-mail address. Red flag #2 3. When we get two red flags we trace the originating IP address. This led to a dead end last evening as well as today using standard Sam Spade tracing techniques. If anything you should praise us for our due diligence. Had someone stolen your credit card or identity you would have screamed bloody murder that we did not protect you. I am sure there are lots of companies who have taken your orders. Considering the suspicious nature of your order I would bet they accept and send merchandise on many bogus orders. This causes grief to the owner of the real credit card and puts the companies in jeopardy of failure. Thank you for accusing us of due diligence in protecting you as well as ourselves. Sincerely, Martin Markoe, eMicrophones, Inc. Serving the Speech Recognition marketplace since 1994. -------------- next part -------------- An embedded message was scrubbed... From: martin at emicrophones.com Subject: Order 6582 Credit Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 09:49:40 -0400 Size: 636 Url: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/macvoice/attachments/20041020/bcc8a478/attachment.mht