"*Dear Sir* ** *So, you are telling me that I paid for a free software?* ** *I really do not understand why you let those things happen.* ** *I am polite, but I did not understand why I paid for a software to a company and another person (You) contacted me about the software. It's a little bit messy. What do you thing.?* ** *So, If I go to the site that you sent me, I can download the same software for free. And it's legal.* ** *So, the other company made money my stealing free software and re sale them. Yes or No. If yes , I will talk to the DA of Las Vegas Ilives next door. As well as the Senator Harry Reid.* ** *Thanks a lot for the information. If you have more please let me know, because I will see a lot of people this week end, and I want this to be cleared!"* **
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