My email reply to this one was "Nice Try." If it seems to good to be true it most likely is. That is the adage, right? I received a knock on the door this morning and I opened the door in time to see Fed Ex pulling away after leaving an overnight paid for Fed Ex envelope on my front porch. I opened the envelope and there were two Money Gram money orders for $955.00 each.
I checked the sender name and found it was sent by Mainframe Productions, 70 S. Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17104. My first reaction was that I had received payment for a film or industrial I had recently done. My agent generally distributes my checks directly so I was a little suspicious. There was a pink strip note instructing me to email bobballs@one.co.il for instructions as soon as received. Next, I figured some indy film maker was advancing me for a role I was to do. That thought was cast into the not a viable explanation pile because I have never met an Indy Film Company who would pay an actor, much less pay him up front. I emailed the bob balls (nice) guy saying only Instructions?
