Friday, February 18, 2005

Why you should never communicate with CREDITWRENCH

The other day it came to light that CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer uses a commercially available email service which provides a return receipt upon delivery of an email. In simple terms, if you are online and open an email he sent to you, he gets back exactly the same header information he would receive if you replied to the email.

CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer elaborated further as to why he subscribes to this service:

I want to be able to geographically track everyone who ever communicates with me for any reason whatever in case I ever need to "park in front of their house".


After reading his statement above, keep in mind, CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer made a death threat against poor old Uncle Normie. You can read about it here, about 25 posts down. Plus he has violated a number of stalking laws in my state since the death threat he made.

Considering the above, do you really want to communicate anything to CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer? If your purpose in using his service is because collectors are calling you, do you really want to exchange that for a deranged man parking in from of your house?

There is a way to avoid receiving any tracking e-mails that can ultimately put you and your family in harms way from CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer. The best way of course is to avoid having anything to do with either his credit repair scams, or his work at home con. For additional protection, I discovered another solution in correspondence I've exchanged recently with the principals of mailtracking.com.


Simply provide your email address to optout@MailTracking.com and CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer will never be able to send you an email through their service again.

Of course from a financial standpoint, your best bet is to avoid CREDITWRENCH altogether.

Tomorrow I will be providing further evidence of false and misleading information that CREDITWRENCH CEO Bill Bauer continues to post on the internet.






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