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<blockquote data-quote="Brian" data-source="post: 920849" data-attributes="member: 19">Freaky, the word &quot;organisation&quot; (with s) is spelled correctly at least in other places like Canada, Europe, etc. <img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" />I was skeptic after checking the deafcharity website, I was going to forward the website to someone I know works for the Georgia Secretary of State in Atlanta as businesses are required to have state-issued licenses and such in the state and elsewhere.&nbsp; But I did a quick google on the address, which came up with nothing until I noticed the zip code -- 32001 is an non-exist zip code, supposedly in Florida.&nbsp; The zip codes in Macon, Ga., starts from 31201 to 31299.As for the phone number, 612-812-xxxx is a Cingular (at&amp;t) assigned number for its mobile phone users in the twin-cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul area). Like Freak Cat and VamPyroX stated above, it is another Nigeria scam. I am afraid there is not much NAD and the likes could do about this, but they could send open letters to people to warn them of the scams.&nbsp; It is possible FBI and even the Secret Services will do something about it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian, post: 920849, member: 19"] Freaky, the word "organisation" (with s) is spelled correctly at least in other places like Canada, Europe, etc. :) I was skeptic after checking the deafcharity website, I was going to forward the website to someone I know works for the Georgia Secretary of State in Atlanta as businesses are required to have state-issued licenses and such in the state and elsewhere. But I did a quick google on the address, which came up with nothing until I noticed the zip code -- 32001 is an non-exist zip code, supposedly in Florida. The zip codes in Macon, Ga., starts from 31201 to 31299. As for the phone number, 612-812-xxxx is a Cingular (at&t) assigned number for its mobile phone users in the twin-cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul area). Like Freak Cat and VamPyroX stated above, it is another Nigeria scam. I am afraid there is not much NAD and the likes could do about this, but they could send open letters to people to warn them of the scams. It is possible FBI and even the Secret Services will do something about it. [/QUOTE]

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