The Sh*t L*st

I've been getting emails all of the sudden from some schmuck at debtcor.com asking me to follow up with him on some application I supposedly filled out online. Not Debt Core or Debt Corps, but Debtcor, which reeks of legitimacy right there. They also seem to be based in Las Vegas.

I don't know if this is a scam, or he's confused me with some other Tomohiro Idokoro, but after some hard time, my debt and I have finally learned to accept each other for what we are. And this doesn't sound good: yedda.com

Here's the latest email:

Hi Tomohiro,

We received your online application expressing interest in one of our financial programs. Unfortunately we haven't been able to speak about your current financial situation. After reviewing your application, I am very confident that we can help you find a program that can assist you in repaying your debt.

Please fill out the attached worksheet, save it to your desktop and email it back to me. You can also fax it to me at (702) 940-4501. When I receive the completed worksheet, I'll run a free analysis for you breaking down your current situation. And if needed we can discuss which one of our programs will work best for you.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

Some Newbie
Debt Advisor
Debtcor, Inc.
www.debtcor.com
Phone: 877-332-8702
Fax: 702-940-4051

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