On May 27, 2005, a temporary Restraining Order was filed by the United States Postal Service. On July 18, 2005, a Settlement Agreement was reached between U.S. Postal Service and respondents Randall K. Walls, individually, and Union Workers Credit Services, Inc.'This agreement is for settlement purposed only, and does not constitute any admission of the making of any false statements or violation of any law or regulation. Respondents expressly deny making any false statements or violating any law or regulation.'Respondents agree to refrain from making materially false representations in the future under any name or names, or through any corporate or other devise. Respondents agree that going forward any solicitations they mail or distribute in any form will explicitly state that the credit limit is for use only on making purchases fromRespondents.''Respondents agree that all mail addressed to Union Workers Credit Services, Inc., or any other name used by Respondents in connection with their business, at 4108 Amon Carter Blvd., Suite 208, Fort worth, TX 76155-2655, that is currently being detained by the Postal Service pursuant to Federal Court Order shall be released to Respondents upon full execution of this Agreement and the lifting of the injunction by the Federal District Count.' 'Upon receipt of that mail containing $37.00 payment for purchase of a membership (as a result of initial Solicitations sent prior to the execution of this Agreement) Respondents shall return to sender the $37.00 payment with a letter in the form annexed hereto as Attachment A. Postage will be paid by Respondents.'Respondents agree to pay full refunds to any person who has paid monies to Respondents in connection with the subject promotions, and who has requested a refund either directly from Respondents, or through any consumer or government entity, including but not limited to the Better Business Bureau.'
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