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One thing to consider: messages received from people who aren't your friends on FB go to a separate tab labeled "Message Requests" instead of the general inbox. The majority of users don't know this and never look to see these messages so there's a good chance they won't even read them. If at the bottom of your message it says "Seen at" with the time and date you know they read them, otherwise they probably haven't.Thanks foe the corrections, strutman was a typo. We got the address, so what step should I do next ? I sent the message to all his relatives, and looks like they're not on FB regularly
''Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country'' John F. KennedyComment
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It's true, it happened to me before, and it took me months to reply back :/One thing to consider: messages received from people who aren't your friends on FB go to a separate tab labeled "Message Requests" instead of the general inbox. The majority of users don't know this and never look to see these messages so there's a good chance they won't even read them. If at the bottom of your message it says "Seen at" with the time and date you know they read them, otherwise they probably haven't.
''Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country'' John F. KennedyThanks, BenjiComment
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Criminals (often) don't think they did anything wrong. It's your fault for leaving yourself open. $400 lesson.
Although...God sees everything. You think this guy is happy? Bet he doesn't sleep well at night, and always looking over the shoulder.
Here's an idea. Pay for one of those sites (Criminal records) that gives information. Go get your money.Comment
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It's a lesson learned for me, and maybe a headup for anyone else, plus I don't expect to get the money back. Hope that karma will come to himCriminals (often) don't think they did anything wrong. It's your fault for leaving yourself open. $400 lesson.
Although...God sees everything. You think this guy is happy? Bet he doesn't sleep well at night, and always looking over the shoulder.
Here's an idea. Pay for one of those sites (Criminal records) that gives information. Go get your money.
''Ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country'' John F. KennedyThanks, BenjiComment
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Does calguns implement 50 post minimum for new member before selling items?
Tried to file small claim against him. I heard if a person doesn't appear for the small claim. It could negatively affect their credit score/report.Last edited by HkUSP45; 05-07-2017, 9:12 PM.Comment
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Not necessarily. If he doesn't show up and OP doesn't have any information on the defendant then he is kind of screwed on getting the judgement. Unless he has his bank information then he can file a bank levy.\Comment
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If he doesn't show up to court than OP wins by default. Winning the case doesn't do much since its up to the OP to collect the money. However, there's many ways to do so. One of which you mentioned.
But since we now know where he works you can submit a writ to garnish his wage. Not sure how it works out of state, but here in CA you get the submit the writ to the city court, give it to the sheriff department, pay the $30 fee and they will take care of the rest.Comment
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If he doesn't show up to court than OP wins by default. Winning the case doesn't do much since its up to the OP to collect the money. However, there's many ways to do so. One of which you mentioned.
But since we now know where he works you can submit a writ to garnish his wage. Not sure how it works out of state, but here in CA you get the submit the writ to the city court, give it to the sheriff department, pay the $30 fee and they will take care of the rest.
Based on these two websites, it'll be the same process as CA.Thanks, BenjiComment
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Originally posted by cockedandglockedGetting called a DOJ shill has become a rite of passage around here. I've certainly been called that more than once - I've even seen Kes get called that. I haven't seen Red-O get called that yet, which is very suspicious to me, and means he's probably a DOJ shill.Comment
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Looks like the kind who would marry a boy.Originally posted by Baja DazeThe first photo of him lists the name "Chris Stutsman" and the third photo lists relatives with the surname Stutsman?
I wonder if the Arizona ID was fake/faked?
Maybe he is mommy in the family and took his hubby's name?Comment
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This ^Dude looks like Curly form the 3 stooges.
Not much you can do from a distance except waste a lot of time and effort. You can trash him on Facebook, send written fraud complaint to his local PD and demand some sort of case number and keep writing the letters until you get one. If he is working for somebody start sending messages to his workplace. Does he have some sort of state license? File a fraud complaint.
Stink up his life and make him want pay you make and hope you just go away.
Only things I can think of
There are so many ways to screw this scum, and even put him in prison, without ever contacting him or law enforcement again. Use your imagination.
Revenge ...its whats for dinner.
Last edited by iron cannon; 05-10-2017, 11:53 AM.Comment
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