Question: I'm on felony probation in Ga. I just received an email from potentialpredators.com stating I have been added to their database for being a potential predator. It states that if this if a false report that the only way I can remove myself is to pay $99. I've heard this site is a scam. My question is since I have done nothing wrong could just being on this site violate my probation? Is this legal for this site to do this?

Answer: Being on the site cannot violate probation. Only way to test legality is to sue, for which you will need an attorney.

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