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Yep. And then even some of your "acquaintances" want to jump up and down on you when you want $$ up front for stuff :roll:. This is exactly why I enforce that "i need to see all the $$" up front.
Originally Posted by andysoo8284
It's a sad world we're living in guys.
Take that bish to small claims and go for double damages + time spent.
It's sad when people think of advanced parts as "free." That's why credit card debt is so high these days. People love spending but hate the repayment part.
Take that bish to small claims and go for double damages + time spent.
It's sad when people think of advanced parts as "free." That's why credit card debt is so high these days. People love spending but hate the repayment part.
I knew there was some sort of catch to that.....
well...its only option for people like u
Originally Posted by js06evoix
You mean I have to pay what I charged on my credit cards?! Son of a .....!!
I knew there was some sort of catch to that.....
I knew there was some sort of catch to that.....
Originally Posted by js06evoix
You mean I have to pay what I charged on my credit cards?! Son of a .....!!
I knew there was some sort of catch to that.....
I knew there was some sort of catch to that.....
Yea most people learn the hard way. Max out their first credit card and wonder how the hell they're going to come up with $800+ to pay that balance off. Interest rapes most up the butt.
Originally Posted by 2GDSM
whoever says it has to be notorized, it doesnt. If you know where he lives, you're really better off going to find him and make him pay. If not, go to small claims, he'll at least have to show up to court and hopefully you can settle it outside the courtroom.
A contract is still legally binding even if it's not notorized.
I work for a tuner shop, so he just came down to my shop. That's how I got him to write that he will pay for the full amount of $500 on a piece of paper and with his own signature on it.
I just found out where he lives yesterday, and I most likely going to take him to the small claims court.
I just found out where he lives yesterday, and I most likely going to take him to the small claims court.
screw court..... its only five hundred bucks.... what you should do is give him a lesson in integrity....
supply needed for lesson.
1. 2 friends, and you
2. 3 small bats.... T-ball bats
then proceed to beat his ****ing *** to a pulp... We dont tolerate liars/ thieves in the army
supply needed for lesson.
1. 2 friends, and you
2. 3 small bats.... T-ball bats
then proceed to beat his ****ing *** to a pulp... We dont tolerate liars/ thieves in the army
Originally Posted by ashumo
WTF is with all the FL folks in the PNW forums?
Dude, a persons word is crap hardly anyone has integrity anymore...dont give someone something and expect payment later.
Dude, a persons word is crap hardly anyone has integrity anymore...dont give someone something and expect payment later.
Because this is NOT your private chat room; and we are getting tired of the reported posts concerning the language and content here. Please observe Evom's rules. Thanks.
Originally Posted by joseph143
screw court..... its only five hundred bucks.... what you should do is give him a lesson in integrity....
supply needed for lesson.
1. 2 friends, and you
2. 3 small bats.... T-ball bats
then proceed to beat his ****ing *** to a pulp... We dont tolerate liars/ thieves in the army
supply needed for lesson.
1. 2 friends, and you
2. 3 small bats.... T-ball bats
then proceed to beat his ****ing *** to a pulp... We dont tolerate liars/ thieves in the army
Just take him to court for double damages. Sue him for $1200 for the part, time and mental anguish from this ordeal, and court fees. $2000 is the limit for small claims in Washington I believe. There's no way you can lose in this case. The judge might toss out your amount and give you the money for just the part, court fees, and a tiny bit extra but it's worth the shot to get more and teach him a lesson. Pay the $500 like he should've and walked away with a good part or try to screw someone over and get slapped with a huge premium. If he can't pay, he'll ruin his credit + the court can order a wage garnishment.







