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Originally Posted by Ron Bennett
How did you get it? Catch-all email?
Imho, best action is ignore misdirected email; don't even read it.
If one feels so compelled to deal with a misdirected email, bouncing it back to the sender only is the next best option, but is often far from ideal.
As for the lawsuit ... I doubt the damages would be much, but the club, in particular, could certainly try dragging you through the mud, especially if you are much involved in the adult business.
Another thing to consider is there's a slight, but real possibility the whole email misdirected thing / lawsuit threat is some sort of scheme to exhort money from you.
Ron
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It was addressed to someone in our organisation, he forwarded it to me. The letter is a PDF attachment with full letterhead, etc.
I sent it to the coach so that he could answer the charges. I know kids who were about to attend one of his camps. The coach has a rock solid case and will win damages from the club. I'm just worried that the club will take it out of my hide, as they've threatened.
I've tried to look up whether it's illegal to forward a letter, but the law seems to be ambiguous. It was not marked "confidential", but perhaps they can claim copyright over the letter.