Ex’s purchases got charged to my card. Charged her card to equal out. Can i face charges
Since I can't understand this complicated financial transaction, I'll bet that her attempt to make a prosecutor understand it will be equally...
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Since I can't understand this complicated financial transaction, I'll bet that her attempt to make a prosecutor understand it will be equally...
I wouldn't worry about the jail threat, it sounds as though he will want to keep his distance from the criminal justice system. Can't you find a...
I sympathize with your anxiety, but keep this event in perspective. You got someone else's name and bank balance, but not their social security...
You have not specified whether this is a credit card or a debit card. You may have better luck disputing the periodic charges if it's a credit...
You can sue her, but even if you get a judgment that she owes you the value of the package, you may not be able to make her pay for it. Suing...
I don't practice criminal law and I don't practice in Texas, but it seems at least plausible to me that the kind of relationship you are involved...
Try resubmitting your question in a series of short coherent sentences.
AT&T is not liable under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act because it's collecting its own debt, but you may have claims under the Fair Credit...
I think your concern is overblown, but there are facts missing, e.g., whether you have run up the balance on the card since September. So long...
Obtaining credit under false pretenses can be fraud. Without knowing what the "random numbers" pertain to, it is impossible to say more. Most of...