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  JW

  9 months ago

  I got a letter also. I wonder if in law school they teach these guys that if they are going to make a "30-Day response" demand, that they are required to put a freakin DATE on the letter!!!
  
  Looks like their office is incompetent as well, however I will be writing my letter of denial.
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  Anon

  9 months ago

  I just spoke with my attorney and they can get the records eventually anyway. They can subpoena the records after the 30-day waiting period. If they already have your address and everything else -- the Pharmacy has turned something over to them. I was advised not to respond to the letter and deny ever getting the letter. It was not sent by certified mail.
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  steve

  9 months ago

  I recieved this letter and cant file a written objection at the clerck of the court.
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  NF

  9 months ago

  I sent it back objecting to their review of my prescription records. I think my medical conditions and the prescriptions I was given for them are private and confidential.
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  john

  9 months ago

  Could they use your records to press charges against you ,if you used a wellness center?
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  david

  9 months ago

  if you hear they can please let me know. i did it for health reasons not superman strength. i agree that it is a terrible waste of money and the ruination of reputation and for what?
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  g.

  9 months ago

  I noticed they did not date the letter also. My biggest concern is that when the dust clears, are they going to try & invent charges against clients? Many persons on the list simply had their legitimate prescriptions sent to signature. This is a travesty much like the milions of dollars spent by congress investigating baseball. Geeshh.
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  david

  9 months ago

  im 52 and the first thing i asked was it legal and response was yes. now will my name be splashed as a criminal? its good for high blood pressure and train of thought, sounds like the florida legal system needs a dose.
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  GC

  9 months ago

  I also received this letter, but do not live in Florida, nor have i ever had a perscription filled in the state of florida! How can that be?
  
  I did the internet search because it looks like a scam letter - no date, titled to "To Whom it may concern", cheap postage, etc.
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  ittybitty

  7 months ago

  any update?
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