Pushpin Holdings LLC Phone: (888) 271-4480 1 Penn Plaza Box 6255, New York , NY 10119 Forged Lease document for Credit Card Machine. Police Report documented forgery of my wife's name by salesman New York New York

Actual dates long forgotten, but about October, 2000 a salesman used information from a refused order for a credit card machine to order one from a different company which ended up as being TYCO in Chicago. Meanwhile, my wife had already bought a credit card machine rfom another company — paid cash outright. When the TYCO machine arrived – I believe at the salesman's adddress, and the salesman came to install, my wife was not in the office and I did not know of her then already purchasecd machine.

The salesman pretended it was the original refused orfer he was delivering. That same afternoon, my wife brought in her purchased machine and I ordered the ininstall of the fraudulently delivered unit, but the salesman refused. Wife and I filed a police report showing the refused contract and the fraudulent signature on the unit delivered and I received instructions on returning the unit to TYCO, which I followed and received a receipt from the TYCO Receiving Department in Chicago. Case closed? We thought!

Some months later another collection agency tried to extort the total lease for the full term of the fraudulently signed contract, something like $2,900.00 or $2,700.00 and I contested and threatended to sue for harrassment and that collection agency dropped out. A year or two later, a similar rip-off attempt threatening to take my wife to court. Again, I presented the evidence, which I still had at that time and threatened to sue for Harassment and they also dropped the case. About 2008, I think, my wife got a letter from Pushpin Holdings  wanting, as I recall, over $6,000.00 to settle for the same thing.

I again threatened harassment suit to which they never replied, but about every year thereafter we get another threat from Pushpin holdings. I filed a complaint with both the U. S. Post Office Fraud Insection Unit enclosing the entire letter and envelope from Pushpin and with the New York State Attorney General. Neither replied but for about 2 or 3 years no more notices from Pushpin, but last year We got one and just ignored it. Today I got another and left it in the Post Offfice with the handwritten note to Forward to the Postal Frausd Inspection Unit that this was an old and settled case. That would be at least the 3rd notice the Post Office Fraud inspector will have received from me. As I see it this is clearly mail fraud!