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Schwan · 10-04-2005, 12:27 AM

Something is not right. I'm not sure about your local law, but I think that it's standard procedure in most countries around the world for the court to deliver information about you being sued. In my country, and in most other places I've worked, this information has to be delivered personally, and signed by you. I see two options: that either the company is getting ready to sue you, and the date specified in the letter you got is a date when they'll go to court with all the data to begin the process (so, right nowe, the cour't hasn't actually started you case). If you got this letter, then maybe they want to settle first. However, if the phone number is dead... it sound like a hoax.

Check the name of the person that signed the letter. Google it. If that person really works at Universal or a law firm, than you might be onto something. Call them. If not, call the cops.

10-04-2005, 12:27 AM	#34 (permalink)
Schwan A boy and his dog Location: EU!	Something is not right. I'm not sure about your local law, but I think that it's standard procedure in most countries around the world for the court to deliver information about you being sued. In my country, and in most other places I've worked, this information has to be delivered personally, and signed by you. I see two options: that either the company is getting ready to sue you, and the date specified in the letter you got is a date when they'll go to court with all the data to begin the process (so, right nowe, the cour't hasn't actually started you case). If you got this letter, then maybe they want to settle first. However, if the phone number is dead... it sound like a hoax. Check the name of the person that signed the letter. Google it. If that person really works at Universal or a law firm, than you might be onto something. Call them. If not, call the cops. Last edited by Schwan; 10-04-2005 at 12:29 AM..