Anyone else receive one of these

[Dennis P Chapman]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

he had already sent it back when he told me about it

To bad he didnt make a copy first.

[Peter Ash]

All the IRS has to do is go back to when WP retired and turned over control to the board of directors and see where they (the BOD) announced the NHRA would be immediately directed to becoming a Motorsports Marketing Agency. I believe this was clearly announced in ND.

[mopacltd]

I did not receive one either, but sure would have liked to fill one out and return.

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Dennis P Chapman

To bad he didnt make a copy first.

yea, he kinda figured we had all received them. But when I told him that as far as I knew he was the first, he said the same thing

[Gary Smith]

The can of worms has been officially opened. Can't wait to hear the "pit buzz" next weekend.

[Andys dad]

I am suspicious since only one of us got it

I have had some really official stuff sent to me - which was bogus

Did they ask for any personal verification data to make certain they had the right person?
i.e. - SSN

How do you know it was from the IRS – because it said it was?

Since he did not keep a copy he probably will not recall the address where he sent it

A PO Box would seem correct but could be for anyone – as long as the addressee was the Internal Revenue Service and not some litigation agency it is probably OK

Lot of crocks out there – be careful what you send to anyone

Identity theft is big

Mostly happens through email but they can use the US Mail as well

Maybe I am to synical

Too careful

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by Andys dad

I am suspicious since only one of us got it

I have had some really official stuff sent to me - which was bogus

Did they ask for any personal verification data to make certain they had the right person?
i.e. - SSN

How do you know it was from the IRS – because it said it was?

Since he did not keep a copy he probably will not recall the address where he sent it

A PO Box would seem correct but could be for anyone – as long as the addressee was the Internal Revenue Service and not some litigation agency it is probably OK

Lot of crocks out there – be careful what you send to anyone

Identity theft is big

Mostly happens through email but they can use the US Mail as well

Maybe I am to synical

Too careful

Ron, my friend a is pretty astute and sharp businessman, i think he would spot a fraud. It was from the IRS, and was strictly a questionnaire. I wish he would have made a copy of it as well.

[Bobby Brannon]

Anyone receiving a questionaire would fill out [maybe] and MAKE A COPY before returning


Just Saying

[Andys dad]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

Ron, my friend a is pretty astute and sharp businessman, i think he would spot a fraud. It was from the IRS, and was strictly a questionnaire. I wish he would have made a copy of it as well.

I am just saying

"pretty astute and sharp businessman" I am not impugning him

I would have thought he would have done as others and copy it

No offense to your friend intended

I was just offering some caution from my own experiences

Thanks

:-) peace