I'm going to talk about something other than decorating today.
Yesterday I received a letter that looked "somewhat" official, stating Annual Minutes Requirement Statement Directors And Shareholders ( business corporations.) They wanted me to send a check for $125 payable to Compliance Services.
I did a little research and here's what I found:
Annual Minutes Requirement Scam
Here’s a little tip for US business owners. If you get a document in the mail called: “Annual Minutes Requirement Statement Directors and Shareholders”, do not pay it, this is a scam. The Florida Department of State has now posted a warning about this on its front-page as well.
While this document might look very authentic, in the small print it states:
This product has not been approved or endorsed by any government agency and this offer is not being made by an agency of the government.
Needless to say, you should never send shareholder information to any non-government organization. And your actual annual meeting information should only be addressed to a government organization or posted at SunBiz.org.
The letter that I originally received had the following return address:
COMPLIANCE SERVICES400 Capital Cir SE, Ste 18321
Tallahassee, FL 32301
Below is the link to the blog and here are a list of other sites they are also scamming. 
- California
 P.O. Box 1265
 Studio City, CA 91614-0265
- Florida
 400 Capital Cir SE, Ste 18321
 Tallahassee, FL 32301
- Georgia (1)
 931 Monroe Drive NE, STE A-102 #333
 Atlanta, GA 30308-1795
- Georgia (2)
 Annual Minutes Disclosure Services/Business Processing Division
 5805 State Bridge Road
 Duluth GA 30094
 Phone 866-390-1176
- Georgia (3)
 Annual Minutes Disclosure Services5805 State Bridge Road Ste. G–380
 Duluth, GA 30097
- Massachusetts
 Compliance Services71 Commercial St. #241
 Boston, MA 02109
- New York
 Annual Minutes Disclosure Services / Business Processing Division
 911 Central Avenue #134
 Albany, NY 12206
- North Carolina
 324 S. Wilmington St.
 Postal Mail Box 407
 Raleigh, NC 27601
http://scriptionary.com/2009/03/07/annual-minutes-requirement-scam/
A little tip friend's, ALWAYS GOOGLE WHEN IN DOUBT!
 
 
 
