He left a huge bass amp at my house but I don't know where he went off to. I've lost contact with him and everything. Should I keep the amp in case he comes back for it, or should I get rid of it? Is it legally mine? It's like a $1000 amp too...
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I dont think that you should keep it, that is basically a nice form of stealing.  I think that you should track him down and give it back.
572985
Take it to your local music store, anywhere they can get repairs. Don't toy around with it and don't lean it up against anything. Take it to get repaired, I'm sure it'll be fine ^^
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How do you know Lib ISN'T looking for him?  And even assuming she isn't, she may not have expected to see him again -- e.g., they may have broken up before he left. \n\nAs to the sheriff's sale, it could have happened, without anyone connecting it to this particular body.  (Ditto with the inactive bank account -- tens of thousands go inactive every year, and not necessarily because the owner has died.)  And if he didn't own any real property, there wouldn't even be a sheriff's sale.\n\nJust because he was found in Colorado tells you nothing about where he was from, especially because he was camping out.\n\nYou seem to be saying that every "John Doe" body should eventually be identified.  I'm saying that the information to do so (girlfriend, sheriff's sale, bank) may be out there, but it will not necessarily be possible to connect it up with the body.
509927
Ibanez goes through models like water on a hot day. You can probably call a Guitar center and have them do a chain wide look up. If they have it new or used in a store they can transfer it to your nearest location or sell it to you on line. Also check Ebay.
50593
If htey gave you the house and you are paying the notes, do you have a ocntract with them?  Has it been transferred to your name?  These are things you need to check out.  Sounds like they still own the house, and if so I would take my 842.00 and go elsewhere to live or have to put up with controlling in-laws and a nosey sister-in-law.
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Many sellers use eBay as a garage sale and are happy to get whatever they can for an item. Many buyers are looking for a bargain. They know the can pay $1600 for a new one at Guitar Center with a warranty, but they would rather pay $1000 for a slightly used one without it. \n\nAs for selling your amp – you have to figure out what is worth to you or how bad you need the money. If you feel you cannot take a $600 hit on it, than keep it…if you need to unload it for cash…well you might have to.
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There's virtually no chance of you getting it back. Most of the garage sales I've been to only had crap for sale. Why did you have something expensive sitting around where it could be stolen?
673674
Based on the question you seem to be a pretty honest person, congrats on that one,  about the money you can keep it because there is no way to find out who the true owner is, and if you ask around every body would claim that they were the ones who lost the $20. I wish that you would have found a $20,000 instead of a $20, your honesty deserves it. God bless!
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It is kinda low of him to withhold your property like that, however, it is a landlords right in many states to withhold certain property until full payment is made. If you want your stuff back I would pay him what you owe as to avoid being sued make sure to get a receipt for your payment. Good Luck
589474
If its a small car the only chose would be a Bazooka tube. The most bass in the smallest place. If its a big car, then it depends on the box that the sub is in
153907
Is that what your friend told you? Sorry to burst your bubble ugly parrot...last I heard that one my cousin had the same thing happen...after some investigation he found out that his friend had sold it down there. That's probably what happened to your car too. Get a new friend.
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wow...not sure but he said he wants that dog back, not any other\n\n dog...so.buying a new one won't help. I don't think it's ur fault so \n\nhe should check out the pound himself later just in case they've \n\nfound the dog. Also, is it really his dog? There might be a \n\nmicrochip or tag on the dog that can prove who it belongs to.
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get out of town!!! I mean you're joking aren't you? who would do such a thing? is it fake money? drug money? a wishful thinking? a"putting me on" kind of question? c'mon, that's wow . well, anyway... if you report it to the police and no one claims it back upon proof...then you can claim it back, legally is yours. get it in writting and becareful with cheap lawyers......I should say dishonest lawyers...there are more then plenty now days.......good luck
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ACTIONS speak so much louder than words. Is he genuinely making an attempt? Has he called and talked to the kids? Has he come to see the kids? Has he paid any child support or asked if there is anything he can do for them? Does he make sure they have what they need? I can understand trying to find yourself and make you way through the music world, but not at the expense of abandoning your children for 4-5 years. If he is genuinely sorry and wants to be a part of you and the kids' life I would give him another chance. BUT I would lay down some ground rules, like you always have to have a number to get ahold of him and have some idea of where he is going to be, no skipping town without a forwarding number or address! And what would he have done if one of the kids had gotten very ill or been in a horrible accident and died? Ask him that. He needs to prioritize his life. If he can't do that, I would cut him loose.
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Thank the school for encouraging your son to integrate with others rather than sinking into his own personal private hole.\n\nSorry, you will doubtless receive virtiol from other computer users answering this as iPods are genuinely detested.\n\nWrite the school a nice note, confirming your disaproval of the loss and asking that they replace the lost item. Once they confiscated the thing, they unfortunately assumed responsability for it.
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you can call  1-800-basspro  they might be able to help you ok.
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The laptop was a gift. That means YOU own it.\n\nYou want to keep it because it was a gift, and you need it, and you feel like you deserve it because of all the crap you put up with. You are right. But sometimes, being right can be the wrong thing to do. In your case, being right - and keeping the laptop - may mean that you are trading it for a lot of grief. Is it worth it?\n\nIf you answered yes - then go to court and get a restraining order against your ex. It sounds like you will need it - and the cops will appreciate having something in place that gives them the "teeth" they need to haul the guy off to jail, if required. If he is stupid enough to waste his money hiring a lawyer (even though it is doubtful any reputable attorney would even take this case), and tries to sue you - let him. You will go to court and be awarded the laptop as it was a gift. End of story.\n\nIf you answered no, it isn't worth it - then give him back the laptop and move on, knowing that you have no ties to this loser. You will lose a laptop but gain peace of mind.\n\nIf it was me, I'd give back the laptop, only because you have already had major problems with this guy and I don't expect that he will go away without a fight. He is not thinking like a normal person. Be smart and protect yourself. You can always get another laptop, but your health and well-being are irreplacable.