Victim of identity theft.
Yes, you were scammed. The IRS is never going to want payment in gift cards!
Madison, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Madison, WI
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Yes, you were scammed. The IRS is never going to want payment in gift cards!
That is up to the bank cashing the check. They may place a hold on it until it clears.
For some reason this question has been classified under credit card fraud. I am reclassifying it to criminal defense. The answer to your question...
If you mistakenly reported that your card was fraudulently charged, correct the statements to both the credit card company and the police.
You can certainly sue your boyfriend. You can also report him to the police for the use of the stolen card. That may give you access to victim...
Wrongly linked how? Generally when someone tries to link a bank account to a paypal account, they run a verification transaction. Did that...
Keep after them. Emails and letters, faxes, online chats (keep copies). Not phone calls unless call is confirmed in writing somehow.
If your credit card provider has an online chat service, try using that and keeping a copy of the chat.
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They should stop having sex until she is 18. Period! This is Russian roulette on both a legal and a social level. The consequences could be...