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Have you tried catching him at his day job?
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I don't know what this is, or if it exists.
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As someone who has been too close to addictions too many times, I can tell you that you do him no service by not holding him responsible. Addicts need people to hold them accountable, that is part of the path towards recovery.
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If he's local you might try police and/or small claims court. Had a similar situation with a landscaper many years ago and a $10k deposit. Long story but references and reputation were solid. Unfortunately he was snorting deposit and asking for more "to secure materials". That was part of the hook that undid him - larceny by false pretenses. Local police helped pursue him and file court proceedings. He skipped out on trial dates and eventually was tossed in jail for it - a few times. Was a long ordeal and took diligent pursuit, but court forced him to return most of the deposit. When he missed payments they tracked him down and gave him more jail time.
I tried the "nice guy" approach for a while and he played it for all it was worth ... until I decided there was no value to me or to him to let it slide. Good luck - hope it works out for all parties. |
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if he's in as bad of shape as he claims to be, that can't possibly last too long.
rent in BK aint cheap, thats for sure.
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How would you like to be treated if you were in this situation? I have no personal experience, but that is all I can come to. I doubt holding his feet to the fire is going to help him, and doubt you will get your money back as mentioned prior.
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Edit: Now if you mean against her brother then by all means go ahead. I had an initial reaction reading your post but now see it from a different light. |
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I think he mentioned all his stuff is in storage, there is no more shop I don't think. There is also no more website. Its a tough situation for sure. I would be happy to just get the parts back but does he even till have the parts?!?!? thats the question
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So have you given him money as well as components that will be used to assemble the frames he'd have built for you into bikes?
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That cracks me up, sadly. Reason why is a buddy of mine did exactly that with the founder of Spooky years ago. Brand new Di2 group, if I recall. Boy was that Spooky guy a trainwreck.
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i understand if you dont want to get into it, but how is it that he winds up with two bikes that are completely paid for?
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