Ex boyfriend used my credit card with and without my permission, agreed he would repay me. Do I have a case to sue?
Yes, you have a case. You should consider smalls claims court for something like this.
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Yes, you have a case. You should consider smalls claims court for something like this.
First, you will have to sue him and win. To win, you need to prove that he promised to pay you back. How would you prove that? A written agreement...
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