On 10/4/11 9:23 AM, JustWait wrote:
On 10/4/2011 9:08 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In articlea8691a43-3f85-4b44-a4bf-b5f24a47c009
@z8g2000yqb.googlegroups.com, says...

On Oct 3, 6:56 pm, wrote:
On 10/3/2011 5:35 PM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:

On Oct 3, 5:22 pm, X ` wrote:
On 10/3/11 5:14 PM, North Star wrote:

I see the South Windsor Police Dept is looking for a 'dispatcher'.
Anyone need a job??

I see the NS health department still hasn't shut down Don Whites
crackhouse and brothel... Really Don, you should worry a lot more about
cleaning that smelly pig stye you raised your drunken kids
in:http://www.rowdymouse.com/media/DW1..../media/DW2.jpg


Really man, have some pride in yourself, even if you are just a lazy
drunken ****....


I would be more worried about keeping my own home if i was you.

13500079 Ingersoll Scott 79 Brian Road 2008 $4603.90 in unpaid real
estate taxes, $1381.17 in interest, $24 to file the lien.
13500079 Ingersoll Scott 79 Brian Road 2009 $4686.58 in unpaid real
estate taxes, $ 562.39 in interest, $24 to file the lien.
13500079 Ingersoll Scott 79 Brian Road 2010 $ 288.00 in unpaid real
estate taxes, $ 34.56 in interest, $24 to file the lien.

Obsession!!!

Once he noted it again later in the evening, it turned to Felony
"stalking and harassment".


Are you going to have your butt buddy iboaterer charged for reposting it?

Oh...here's a clue for the clueless. I *just* did a little internet
search on the Town of South Windsor and guess what? Your town's tax
assessor is responsible for the *publishing* of that tax lien
information. Taxes in, taxes not paid, unpaid taxes turned over for
collection, et cetera. In other words, it isn't information from a
credit report, it is information *published* by your town. Your town's
managers *sell* their delinquent taxes to a third party who bids for
them and then tries to collect them, and your town *publishes* that
information on paper and on the internet to seek bids.

Now, how would I know to look that up? Easy. I was born in Connecticut
and reared there, too, and since I was always interested in politics, I
was and am still familiar with small town governance in Connecticut.







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