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Support Form
The following message may be sent directly
to the office of the Arizona
Attorney General.
I encourage you, through your good office, to investigate
Alcor Life Extension located in Scottsdale, Arizona under
enforcement of the state's Consumer Fraud Act.
This firm engages in cryonics, which claims to be able to
restore life after death. This is unsubstantiated, considered
fraudlant, and should be subject to investigation.
The treatment
processes as described in contracts and on
the firm's website, stated and implied purposes of cryonics,
preparation
and suspension procedures, and definitions and
terminology, indicate that the intention is revitalization of
deceased
individuals.
Under provisions of the state's Fraud Act, A.R.S.§ 44-1521
through
44-1534, any potential user of services or products
of a business within Arizona may submit such a complaint.
Sincerely,
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Or copy, print, and send this message by regular mail to:
Attorney General of Arizona
Consumer Fraud Section
1275 West Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ
85007
Dear Attorney General:
I encourage you, through your good office, to investigate
Alcor Life Extension located in Scottsdale, Arizona under
enforcement of the state's Consumer Fraud Act.
This firm engages in cryonics, which claims to be able to
restore life after death. This is unsubstantiated, considered
fraudlant, and should be subject to investigation.
The treatment
processes as described in contracts and on
the firm's website, stated and implied purposes of cryonics,
preparation
and suspension procedures, and definitions and
terminology, indicate that the intention is revitalization of
deceased
individuals.
Under provisions of the state's Fraud Act, A.R.S.§ 44-1521
through
44-1534, any potential user of services or products
of a business within Arizona may submit such a request.
Sincerely,
.
.
Note:
It is recommended the message be sent by regular mail,
because
it is far too easy to simply delete email, whereas
letters must be opened and read. The text above may
be
printed and sent to the Attorney General.
The letter should
be sent First Class, and retain a copy
for your files. A USPS certificate of mailing provides
a receipt that
it was mailed, or a USPS certified letter
includes a receipt and delivery record.
Refrain from referencing Ted Williams in this message.
The purpose of the notice is to
initiate an investigation.
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Or, use this dialogue box to send an investigation request by
email directly to the Arizona Attorney General's office.
The recipient is the Attorney General's office, and "Subject"
line
is, "Investigate Alcor in Scottsdale." The text above
may be copied into the body of this message.
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