I recently got a letter in the mail from someone saying there a creditor. There asking for $2,000 from 1985???
I would just ignore it, it cannot go on a credit report and you cannot be sued due to the statute of limitations.,
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I would just ignore it, it cannot go on a credit report and you cannot be sued due to the statute of limitations.,
You need to file a police report, it is hard to tell what actually happened, but if you suspect a con game, definitely contact the police.
The question is who would you recover the funds from? Additionally, why do you think you are entitled to the proceeds of a bad check?
Yes. It works just the same as any bad or insufficient funds check.
I am not really sure you have a feasible claim. Whatever you do, do not pay someone else to bring back your missing money.
He is in need of a family intervention of some sort. This sort of behavior is not normal.
Email with unsolicited job offer laundering money is always a scam.
The website is legit but your chances of finding missing money are slim indeed.
This is a simple small claims lawsuit, your husband paid money and the goods were not delivered and he has a receipt. Good luck.
You are the victim of a crime. Contact the local police, state attorney general, and the FBI.