I’ve been busted by the Feds!

It was bound to happen eventually. I’ve been discovered buying “video game arcades” on the government dime. Before I’m sent to Guantanamo Bay how should I respond to this email?

Good Morning, Eric - On August 2, 2007, you made purchase card transactions in the amounts of $377.96 and $234.72 from Second Life, a video game arcades and establishments vendor. These transactions are being reviewed. Please explain what was purchased from this vendor.
Thanks,
Carolyn

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One Response to “I’ve been busted by the Feds!”

  1. karen aka wuzzadiva says:

    LOL! well, at least you’ll get to share a cell with Hygeia Philo (CDC’s av). ;-)

    August 7th, 2007 at 7:14 pm

  2. Mali says:

    Same happened here. My university initially denied the charge, and after I wrote a lengthy explanation about Second Life being a virtual world software simulation that we use as a part of our courses, I was given a 6 month “permission” to have Linden Labs charge to my card, with a review after that time :P

    September 9th, 2007 at 8:01 pm

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