Exhibit "D"

HOA Harasser Slides into My Inbox


So this happened.


My first official Hate Mail. Not from a scammer. Not from a stranger.

But from someone inside this complex.

Someone who knows my address.

Someone who registered to buy my home at auction—and couldn’t resist sending a little love note.

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Their Message:

"Ms. White,

This is to inform you that I have registered for the auction and it is my intention to purchase your Condo...

To tell you the truth, you have been absolutely the worse neighbor I have ever had. I and the other owners in your complex just want to see you gone.

So instead of giving you a reasonable offer... I will give it to the people who are foreclosing on you.

Being a shithead will cost you plenty of money, but at least we will be rid of you.


Dumbshit."*

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My Actual Response:


"I love you too.

No dick.

~ kc ★彡"

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Who Sent It?


Honestly? I don’t know.

Could’ve been Hector.

Could’ve been Guidici.

Could’ve been Goza, Jennifer, or someone else with just enough time and hate on their hands.


Here’s what I do know:


•They know my unit number.


•They know the auction timeline.


•And they’re so invested in my removal, they wrote this from a place of pure spite—not strategy.


That narrows the pool considerably.

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Then They Wrote Again:


"LOL... I am not the one who is going to be homeless. Enjoy the abandoned car."

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Because nothing says mature HOA leadership like mocking homelessness in writing.


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Congratulations, Whoever You Are.


You just became Exhibit Dumbshit.

Your hate mail has been:

Saved

Archived

Forwarded

And now… Published.

You made your move.

Now watch mine.


Still not served. Still not silent. Still not backing down.

~ kc

“Let’s Roll.” — Todd Beamer


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