[Collected via e-mail, May 2007]

From: Internal Revenue Service (fraud.dep@irs.gov)
Subject: Complaint Case Number 98473953 against Edward Walsh

Dear Edward Walsh ,

You have received a complaint in regards to your business services .The complaint was filled By Mr. Kevin Ferguson on 05/29/2007/

Complaint Case Number: 875487596
Complaint made By Consumer Mr. Kevin Ferguson
Complaint registered against : - TildenPacific Property Trust
Date: 05/30/2007/
Instructions on how to resolve this complaint as well as a copy of the
original complaint are attached to this email.

Disputes involving consumer products and/or services may be arbitrated.
Unless they directly relate to the contract that is the basis of this
dispute, the following claims will be considered for arbitration only if
all parties agree in writing that the arbitrator may consider them:
Claims based on product liability;
Claims for personal injuries;
Claims that have been resolved by a previous court action, arbitration, or
written agreement between the parties.

The decision as to whether your dispute or any part of it can be
arbitrated rests solely with the IRS.

The IRS offers a binding arbitration service for disputes involving
marketplace transactions. Arbitration is a convenient, civilized way to
settle disputes quickly and fairly, without the costs associated with
other legal options.
© 2007 Council of IRS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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[Collected via e-mail, November 2007]

Dear Mr. Jane Beckington,

A complaint has been filled against the company you are affiliated to (
The Perfect Bite Company ) in regards to the domain of business activity.
The complaint was filled by Mr. Harry Johnson on 12/01/2007 and has been
forwarded to us and the IRS .
Complaint Case Number: #3B5322 Date: 12/01/2007

A copy of the original complaint and the contact information of Mr. Harry
Johnson has been attached to this e-mail.Please print and keep this copy
for your personal records.

Disputes involving consumer products and/or services may be arbitrated.
Unless they directly relate to the contract that is the basis of this
dispute, the following claims will be considered for arbitration only if
all parties agree in writing that the arbitrator may consider them:

Claims based on product liability;
Claims for personal injuries;
Claims that have been resolved by a previous court action, arbitration, or
written agreement between the parties.

The decision as to whether your dispute or any part of it can be
arbitrated rests solely with the US Department of Justice.
The Department of Justice offers a binding arbitration service for
disputes involving marketplace transactions. Arbitration is a convenient,
civilized way to settle disputes quickly and fairly, without the costs
associated with other legal options.