But I know what it isn't...a real bill for us.
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Account Number 157BPN
Invoice Number 254423255525
Invoice Date June 21, 2013
Invoice Amount $3.072.00
Account Balance $0.00
You can PAY YOUR BALANCE through the PowerInvoice please print the attached invoice and mail to the address indicated on the invoice statement. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat, please find a link to a free downloadable file at the end of this e-mail.
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LexisNexis
PO BOX 7247-7090
Philadelphia, PA 19170-7090
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No, I have not called the number to check it out nor have I opened the attachment, supposedly a pdf. file of our invoice. I have checked out all the info I can find with it from many sources, and darned if it doesn't come up as being a legal, Lexis Nexis address every which way I look.
I know for a fact that we owe nothing to this company. What I don't know is if it's Spam, phishing, or what? I've known how to read headers for ages, but this one has me totally stymied. The header info, with pertinant .com address removed, follows. Can anyone give me some insight at what this is?
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