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[RPPTL LandTen] FW: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk

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Carlos Arias
Fri, Dec 20, 2019 2:00 AM

Forwarding to the group as this has been a subject of interest recently.

Carlos R. Arias
AriasBosinger
P | 407.636.2549tel:4076362549
F | 321.280.2489tel:3212802489
140 N. Westmonte Drive, Ste.  203
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714

From: Ted Hollander tedlhollander@theticketcliniclawfirm.com
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 3:59 PM
To: Carlos Arias Carias@ablawfl.com
Subject: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk

Dear Colleague,

After practicing law in Florida for more than 20 years, I’ve just learned that the Florida Bar has proposed a new Rule that would permit tech companies, hedge funds, and other non-lawyers to sell legal services to your clients in Florida. The Florida legal profession is about to be overrun by corporate owners, much like the medical profession.

If this alarms you, take a moment to review the proposed new Rule at this link (and scroll down), "Chapter 23, Registered Online Service Provider Program."http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkrynbtJvFK42KGaJAD3IEBhTizV9-2Fhkr-2FS8R6ucv9RNjHxCNgDr6aML5JlG-2FQ1h5EVeKwjrFXe7T7tGyP1ppTujdFL8RuUonQccjWxaG413ijlpd0Wl9PaD438PtJdPw8w-3D-3D_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NPXNxXNzkQ6WcQUqovuZ9Mh4BOhMDVcd29NR-2FlQuRRWpcsufnFS-2B9v0NQDwphZu8NyRvNjfZCHwbhBX-2BkUGEjt3V5LpKxBOtmL-2FIw3J0NM77yk9kxEeRT-2BoBKvgUoPJKkZoZ2wYZ4rYA44HfmokEuY8V5TNLMdTWloQCTn5jwMadl-2BFgH6Qsqb2mMeM6Mqd-2BfF7y3mzCvo9I-2Fye2gekfJmQ-3D-3D We’ve highlighted the important sections for your convenience herehttp://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkrynbtJvFK42KGaJAD3IEBhTizV9-2Fhkr-2FS8R6ucv9RNjHxCNgDr6aML5JlG-2FQ1h5EVeKwjrFXe7T7tGyP1ppTujdFL8RuUonQccjWxaG413ijlpd0Wl9PaD438PtJdPw8w-3D-3D_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NeIPnGUVDE2RED-2B5XHnNYPnEtyTVbK6WpP4hikeaChUJafuTVwfn34Ddsl19JgmyMqpaHlVYLqqIKAbmhPrPSJHeQo9p7xING-2FMIRfZItZZESrTUiDjKfpCzHL15Y96Sgb16SlDbGYijP-2BboxMdJwTYPVbOzRTJBCYt-2BRZQnYAdOHOCpd5EAQH6qRzfgPzbn1kgslXCzr4ryDj3v3HLbZ9w-3D-3D.

The new Rule claims to provide the public greater access to the legal system, but we think it will do just the opposite. For most Floridians, the biggest obstacle to hiring an attorney is cost. But the new Rule is likely to increase the cost of legal services because it permits legal fees to be shared between lawyers and non-lawyers. With “Online Service Providers” demanding to be paid, the cost to consumers will only increase.

If you oppose this drastic change, please file a comment with the Florida Supreme Court saying so. (Instructions below.) Key reasons to oppose the new Rule:

  • Ads from "online service providers" will not be reviewed by The Florida Bar, resulting in false and misleading advertising that injures consumers and provides an unfair competitive advantage over your regulated law firm.
  • According to the Bar, "online service providers" are less likely to "face sanctions for the unlicensed practice of law," which will harm Florida consumers and lawyers.
  • "Online service providers" will be able to advertise that they have registered with The Florida Bar, but The Bar won’t actually handle or resolve consumer complaints.
  • "Online service providers" will collect fees directly from clients, and your firm will be paying for referrals, even if they don’t result in new matters.

Before Monday, January 13, 2020, let the Florida Supreme Court know you oppose the new Rule. To do so:

  1. Write a comment stating your opposition to the new Rule.
  2. File your comment with the Clerk of the Florida Supreme Court using the statewide e-portal https://myflcourtaccess.com/http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkokATtOGANpdkeeOrzyTyfdzdZ8T8k2DtKc-2F1Eo44jHA_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NhVmlf0nsIYU8GV4VEMpL3h0g496LrirtFBGYFI8LdEEp-2BLixlVmEpqYochkoDPnxf2D1yd5PJ-2BPk3tYxnKZK5h5NLRcgHt-2FquHWOwg6maVwskpGVA-2ByyjLuZfJOQICji9em-2B46FPKcNE7gT3gQr25EoGzJ2Obv8ZDSSciUUO2QQK7DXvvP2Dm-2BoQpPdGjF6Szd8-2BDAKkzMZuDrbTutYsHg-3D-3D. The matter is titled In re: Amendments to Rules Regulating the Florida Bar – Chapter 23 Registered Online Service Provider Program, Case No. SC19-2077. Be sure to include the Case Number (SC19-2077) with your comment.
  3. Also serve a copy of your comment on Joshua Doyle, the Executive Director of The Florida Bar (jdoyle@floridabar.orgmailto:jdoyle@floridabar.org).
  4. Comments must be filed and served no later than Jan. 13, 2020.

Feel free to contact me with any questions or to discuss the new Rule (561-223-6418).

DON’T WAIT. ACT NOW!

Sincerely,
Ted L. Hollander
tedlhollander@theticketclinic.commailto:tedlhollander@theticketclinic.com
561-223-6418
2219 Belvedere Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33406

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Forwarding to the group as this has been a subject of interest recently. Carlos R. Arias AriasBosinger P | 407.636.2549<tel:4076362549> F | 321.280.2489<tel:3212802489> 140 N. Westmonte Drive, Ste. 203 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 From: Ted Hollander <tedlhollander@theticketcliniclawfirm.com> Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 3:59 PM To: Carlos Arias <Carias@ablawfl.com> Subject: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk Dear Colleague, After practicing law in Florida for more than 20 years, I’ve just learned that the Florida Bar has proposed a new Rule that would permit tech companies, hedge funds, and other non-lawyers to sell legal services to your clients in Florida. The Florida legal profession is about to be overrun by corporate owners, much like the medical profession. If this alarms you, take a moment to review the proposed new Rule at this link (and scroll down), "Chapter 23, Registered Online Service Provider Program."<http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkrynbtJvFK42KGaJAD3IEBhTizV9-2Fhkr-2FS8R6ucv9RNjHxCNgDr6aML5JlG-2FQ1h5EVeKwjrFXe7T7tGyP1ppTujdFL8RuUonQccjWxaG413ijlpd0Wl9PaD438PtJdPw8w-3D-3D_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NPXNxXNzkQ6WcQUqovuZ9Mh4BOhMDVcd29NR-2FlQuRRWpcsufnFS-2B9v0NQDwphZu8NyRvNjfZCHwbhBX-2BkUGEjt3V5LpKxBOtmL-2FIw3J0NM77yk9kxEeRT-2BoBKvgUoPJKkZoZ2wYZ4rYA44HfmokEuY8V5TNLMdTWloQCTn5jwMadl-2BFgH6Qsqb2mMeM6Mqd-2BfF7y3mzCvo9I-2Fye2gekfJmQ-3D-3D> We’ve highlighted the important sections for your convenience here<http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkrynbtJvFK42KGaJAD3IEBhTizV9-2Fhkr-2FS8R6ucv9RNjHxCNgDr6aML5JlG-2FQ1h5EVeKwjrFXe7T7tGyP1ppTujdFL8RuUonQccjWxaG413ijlpd0Wl9PaD438PtJdPw8w-3D-3D_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NeIPnGUVDE2RED-2B5XHnNYPnEtyTVbK6WpP4hikeaChUJafuTVwfn34Ddsl19JgmyMqpaHlVYLqqIKAbmhPrPSJHeQo9p7xING-2FMIRfZItZZESrTUiDjKfpCzHL15Y96Sgb16SlDbGYijP-2BboxMdJwTYPVbOzRTJBCYt-2BRZQnYAdOHOCpd5EAQH6qRzfgPzbn1kgslXCzr4ryDj3v3HLbZ9w-3D-3D>. The new Rule claims to provide the public greater access to the legal system, but we think it will do just the opposite. For most Floridians, the biggest obstacle to hiring an attorney is cost. But the new Rule is likely to increase the cost of legal services because it permits legal fees to be shared between lawyers and non-lawyers. With “Online Service Providers” demanding to be paid, the cost to consumers will only increase. If you oppose this drastic change, please file a comment with the Florida Supreme Court saying so. (Instructions below.) Key reasons to oppose the new Rule: * Ads from "online service providers" will not be reviewed by The Florida Bar, resulting in false and misleading advertising that injures consumers and provides an unfair competitive advantage over your regulated law firm. * According to the Bar, "online service providers" are less likely to "face sanctions for the unlicensed practice of law," which will harm Florida consumers and lawyers. * "Online service providers" will be able to advertise that they have registered with The Florida Bar, but The Bar won’t actually handle or resolve consumer complaints. * "Online service providers" will collect fees directly from clients, and your firm will be paying for referrals, even if they don’t result in new matters. Before Monday, January 13, 2020, let the Florida Supreme Court know you oppose the new Rule. To do so: 1. Write a comment stating your opposition to the new Rule. 2. File your comment with the Clerk of the Florida Supreme Court using the statewide e-portal https://myflcourtaccess.com/<http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkokATtOGANpdkeeOrzyTyfdzdZ8T8k2DtKc-2F1Eo44jHA_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NhVmlf0nsIYU8GV4VEMpL3h0g496LrirtFBGYFI8LdEEp-2BLixlVmEpqYochkoDPnxf2D1yd5PJ-2BPk3tYxnKZK5h5NLRcgHt-2FquHWOwg6maVwskpGVA-2ByyjLuZfJOQICji9em-2B46FPKcNE7gT3gQr25EoGzJ2Obv8ZDSSciUUO2QQK7DXvvP2Dm-2BoQpPdGjF6Szd8-2BDAKkzMZuDrbTutYsHg-3D-3D>. The matter is titled In re: Amendments to Rules Regulating the Florida Bar – Chapter 23 Registered Online Service Provider Program, Case No. SC19-2077. Be sure to include the Case Number (SC19-2077) with your comment. 3. Also serve a copy of your comment on Joshua Doyle, the Executive Director of The Florida Bar (jdoyle@floridabar.org<mailto:jdoyle@floridabar.org>). 4. Comments must be filed and served no later than Jan. 13, 2020. Feel free to contact me with any questions or to discuss the new Rule (561-223-6418). DON’T WAIT. ACT NOW! Sincerely, Ted L. Hollander tedlhollander@theticketclinic.com<mailto:tedlhollander@theticketclinic.com> 561-223-6418 2219 Belvedere Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33406 If you'd like to unsubscribe and stop receiving these emails click here <http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/unsubscribe?upn=ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NSQGRkrbFFREZm1p-2BsgR5eJhSZXLHv48luPftFzuoxDplwnbeeWjef6PlgQ1R-2F-2Fds5-2B2yCxUyj-2FSuLmh9MVe0k8iVA05QsTDkYNh-2BJCRDjofpyQEQK7vIdaNn5Ctu3VUBuoC5Y4jgI79G-2FQE-2FQcmp78m78ue76FnKOC19DLLH2kASJxoxl9pmnkFgCrlw0beaTTXtY2y-2BrMLJMgHJXClihw-3D-3D> .
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Harry Heist
Fri, Dec 20, 2019 10:12 PM

The practice of law is being complete eroded, diluted and people are being harmed.

I would NEVER become a lawyer today.

When  http://www.nationwideeveictions.com  https://www.nationwideeviction.com/nwe/homepage.aspx  came to me to feed me business and split fees, I told them I was already at rock bottom fees and fee splitting and being fed business was not allowed.

They said “RAISE your fees”  NOPE

The clients I lost to them say that when they try to contact the lawyer who sells out her name to the pleadings (and is in Georgia) the lawyer is unresponsive or will answer “read the lease”.

Harry

LAW OFFICES OF
HEIST, WEISSE & WOLK P.A.
PH: 1 800 253 8428
FAX: 1 800 367 9038
"Serving the Property Management Professional"
Website:  http://www.evict.com/ www.evict.com
Email:  mailto:harry@evict.com harry@evict.com

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Heist-Weisse-Wolk-PA/343965575625870

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From: landten-bounces@lists.flabarrpptl.org [mailto:landten-bounces@lists.flabarrpptl.org] On Behalf Of Carlos Arias
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 9:01 PM
To: RPPTL Landlord Tenant Committee
Subject: [RPPTL LandTen] FW: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk

Forwarding to the group as this has been a subject of interest recently.

Carlos R. Arias

AriasBosinger

tel:4076362549 P | 407.636.2549

tel:3212802489 F | 321.280.2489

140 N. Westmonte Drive, Ste.  203

Altamonte Springs, FL 32714

From: Ted Hollander tedlhollander@theticketcliniclawfirm.com
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 3:59 PM
To: Carlos Arias Carias@ablawfl.com
Subject: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk

Dear Colleague,

After practicing law in Florida for more than 20 years, I’ve just learned that the Florida Bar has proposed a new Rule that would permit tech companies, hedge funds, and other non-lawyers to sell legal services to your clients in Florida. The Florida legal profession is about to be overrun by corporate owners, much like the medical profession.

If this alarms you, take a moment to review the proposed new Rule at this link (and scroll down), "Chapter 23, Registered Online Service Provider Program." We’ve highlighted the important sections for your convenience here.

The new Rule claims to provide the public greater access to the legal system, but we think it will do just the opposite. For most Floridians, the biggest obstacle to hiring an attorney is cost. But the new Rule is likely to increase the cost of legal services because it permits legal fees to be shared between lawyers and non-lawyers. With “Online Service Providers” demanding to be paid, the cost to consumers will only increase.

If you oppose this drastic change, please file a comment with the Florida Supreme Court saying so. (Instructions below.) Key reasons to oppose the new Rule:

  • Ads from "online service providers" will not be reviewed by The Florida Bar, resulting in false and misleading advertising that injures consumers and provides an unfair competitive advantage over your regulated law firm.
  • According to the Bar, "online service providers" are less likely to "face sanctions for the unlicensed practice of law," which will harm Florida consumers and lawyers.
  • "Online service providers" will be able to advertise that they have registered with The Florida Bar, but The Bar won’t actually handle or resolve consumer complaints.
  • "Online service providers" will collect fees directly from clients, and your firm will be paying for referrals, even if they don’t result in new matters.

Before Monday, January 13, 2020, let the Florida Supreme Court know you oppose the new Rule. To do so:

  1. Write a comment stating your opposition to the new Rule.
  2. File your comment with the Clerk of the Florida Supreme Court using the statewide e-portal https://myflcourtaccess.com/ http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkokATtOGANpdkeeOrzyTyfdzdZ8T8k2DtKc-2F1Eo44jHA_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NhVmlf0nsIYU8GV4VEMpL3h0g496LrirtFBGYFI8LdEEp-2BLixlVmEpqYochkoDPnxf2D1yd5PJ-2BPk3tYxnKZK5h5NLRcgHt-2FquHWOwg6maVwskpGVA-2ByyjLuZfJOQICji9em-2B46FPKcNE7gT3gQr25EoGzJ2Obv8ZDSSciUUO2QQK7DXvvP2Dm-2BoQpPdGjF6Szd8-2BDAKkzMZuDrbTutYsHg-3D-3D . The matter is titled In re: Amendments to Rules Regulating the Florida Bar – Chapter 23 Registered Online Service Provider Program, Case No. SC19-2077. Be sure to include the Case Number (SC19-2077) with your comment.
  3. Also serve a copy of your comment on Joshua Doyle, the Executive Director of The Florida Bar (jdoyle@floridabar.org).
  4. Comments must be filed and served no later than Jan. 13, 2020.

Feel free to contact me with any questions or to discuss the new Rule (561-223-6418).

DON’T WAIT. ACT NOW!

Sincerely,
Ted L. Hollander
tedlhollander@theticketclinic.com
561-223-6418
2219 Belvedere Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33406

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The practice of law is being complete eroded, diluted and people are being harmed. I would NEVER become a lawyer today. When <http://www.nationwideeveictions.com> https://www.nationwideeviction.com/nwe/homepage.aspx came to me to feed me business and split fees, I told them I was already at rock bottom fees and fee splitting and being fed business was not allowed. They said “RAISE your fees” NOPE The clients I lost to them say that when they try to contact the lawyer who sells out her name to the pleadings (and is in Georgia) the lawyer is unresponsive or will answer “read the lease”. Harry LAW OFFICES OF HEIST, WEISSE & WOLK P.A. PH: 1 800 253 8428 FAX: 1 800 367 9038 "Serving the Property Management Professional" Website: <http://www.evict.com/> www.evict.com Email: <mailto:harry@evict.com> harry@evict.com <https://www.facebook.com/pages/Heist-Weisse-Wolk-PA/343965575625870> Visit us on Facebook THIS E-MAIL MESSAGE IS CONFIDENTIAL, ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGED, AND INTENDED FOR THE PERSONS NAMED ABOVE ONLY. ALL OTHER USE, COPYING, OR DISTRIBUTION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. From: landten-bounces@lists.flabarrpptl.org [mailto:landten-bounces@lists.flabarrpptl.org] On Behalf Of Carlos Arias Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 9:01 PM To: RPPTL Landlord Tenant Committee Subject: [RPPTL LandTen] FW: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk Forwarding to the group as this has been a subject of interest recently. Carlos R. Arias AriasBosinger <tel:4076362549> P | 407.636.2549 <tel:3212802489> F | 321.280.2489 140 N. Westmonte Drive, Ste. 203 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 From: Ted Hollander <tedlhollander@theticketcliniclawfirm.com> Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2019 3:59 PM To: Carlos Arias <Carias@ablawfl.com> Subject: New Florida Bar Rules Will Put Your Law Practice At Risk Dear Colleague, After practicing law in Florida for more than 20 years, I’ve just learned that the Florida Bar has proposed a new Rule that would permit tech companies, hedge funds, and other non-lawyers to sell legal services to your clients in Florida. The Florida legal profession is about to be overrun by corporate owners, much like the medical profession. If this alarms you, take a moment to review the proposed new Rule at this link (and scroll down), "Chapter 23, Registered Online Service Provider Program." We’ve highlighted the important sections for your convenience here. The new Rule claims to provide the public greater access to the legal system, but we think it will do just the opposite. For most Floridians, the biggest obstacle to hiring an attorney is cost. But the new Rule is likely to increase the cost of legal services because it permits legal fees to be shared between lawyers and non-lawyers. With “Online Service Providers” demanding to be paid, the cost to consumers will only increase. If you oppose this drastic change, please file a comment with the Florida Supreme Court saying so. (Instructions below.) Key reasons to oppose the new Rule: * Ads from "online service providers" will not be reviewed by The Florida Bar, resulting in false and misleading advertising that injures consumers and provides an unfair competitive advantage over your regulated law firm. * According to the Bar, "online service providers" are less likely to "face sanctions for the unlicensed practice of law," which will harm Florida consumers and lawyers. * "Online service providers" will be able to advertise that they have registered with The Florida Bar, but The Bar won’t actually handle or resolve consumer complaints. * "Online service providers" will collect fees directly from clients, and your firm will be paying for referrals, even if they don’t result in new matters. Before Monday, January 13, 2020, let the Florida Supreme Court know you oppose the new Rule. To do so: 1. Write a comment stating your opposition to the new Rule. 2. File your comment with the Clerk of the Florida Supreme Court using the statewide e-portal https://myflcourtaccess.com/ <http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/click?upn=sD9dnvC8Aj7-2Fpp6X8xVNkokATtOGANpdkeeOrzyTyfdzdZ8T8k2DtKc-2F1Eo44jHA_ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NhVmlf0nsIYU8GV4VEMpL3h0g496LrirtFBGYFI8LdEEp-2BLixlVmEpqYochkoDPnxf2D1yd5PJ-2BPk3tYxnKZK5h5NLRcgHt-2FquHWOwg6maVwskpGVA-2ByyjLuZfJOQICji9em-2B46FPKcNE7gT3gQr25EoGzJ2Obv8ZDSSciUUO2QQK7DXvvP2Dm-2BoQpPdGjF6Szd8-2BDAKkzMZuDrbTutYsHg-3D-3D> . The matter is titled In re: Amendments to Rules Regulating the Florida Bar – Chapter 23 Registered Online Service Provider Program, Case No. SC19-2077. Be sure to include the Case Number (SC19-2077) with your comment. 3. Also serve a copy of your comment on Joshua Doyle, the Executive Director of The Florida Bar (jdoyle@floridabar.org). 4. Comments must be filed and served no later than Jan. 13, 2020. Feel free to contact me with any questions or to discuss the new Rule (561-223-6418). DON’T WAIT. ACT NOW! Sincerely, Ted L. Hollander tedlhollander@theticketclinic.com 561-223-6418 2219 Belvedere Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33406 If you'd like to unsubscribe and stop receiving these emails click here <http://url6956.theticketcliniclawfirm.com/wf/unsubscribe?upn=ZIjUGwTW3zps9T0Ed7YygDSIFDQbNqJ96rjfor7czfEpAG-2B72vBXt-2FIKcQufye2NSQGRkrbFFREZm1p-2BsgR5eJhSZXLHv48luPftFzuoxDplwnbeeWjef6PlgQ1R-2F-2Fds5-2B2yCxUyj-2FSuLmh9MVe0k8iVA05QsTDkYNh-2BJCRDjofpyQEQK7vIdaNn5Ctu3VUBuoC5Y4jgI79G-2FQE-2FQcmp78m78ue76FnKOC19DLLH2kASJxoxl9pmnkFgCrlw0beaTTXtY2y-2BrMLJMgHJXClihw-3D-3D> . Image removed by sender.