Yeah and I gotta wonder about that...I'm sure there's some conspiracy. Maybe that's why he likes making his neighborhood look bad in public...he secretly sells real estate in ES? *ha*Yep I've helped lead a committee for almost the entire time I've been a resident. But I'm not on the HOA board and have never been interested in attending those meetings. I attend enough meetings and hate them. I'm a casual gal - all in favor say Aye and let's get home to our families.

Facts please HG FactsConspiracy theories are all coming from youYeah and I gotta wonder about that...I'm sure there's some conspiracy. Maybe that's why he likes making his neighborhood look bad in public...he secretly sells real estate in ES? *ha*-HGWhy are people being accused by an Atascocita Community Improvement Association board member of phishing?Federal LawsWhile phishing is covered under various state laws, there is no single federal statute that directly criminalizes this type of activity. However, there are broader federal criminal laws that do apply to phishing and other identity theft crimes. For example, because phishing involves solicitations that are usually sent over the Internet, the federal law against wire fraud is often used to punish phishing crime on a federal level. Being accused of serious crimes with no evidence to support those accusations is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
There is no evidence because it's a false accusation.

HG why did you tell us Eagle Springs does not post an agenda - they do, 3 days prior to the meetingThe actions of the Atascocita Community Improvement Association board members are what make the neighborhood look bad.

FYI, Eagle Springs just reverted to homeowner majority control with 3 HO members and two developer members. Total H/O control will occur sometime next year when 95% of lots are sold.