someone owes me alot of money almost 10000.00 plus interest and my computer he wont give me money for his part
104211
laws in states vary.  Sounds like you and he are currently in different states.  It also sounds like you opened the credit card accounts and added his name, which you have since removed.  There is an adage that I'm reminded of here, that it is impossible to get blood from a stone.  If your ex-friend hasn't a job and has not money, it seems foolish to tie up a lot of time and emotions on that venue.  Considering that you had three credit cards and only 10,000 charged to them, you might even consider yourself fortunate-they could have been maxed out.  Might be better off trying to consolidate the loans(if you can) and then try to work out payments with the creditors; payments that you can live with.  Next time when you feel your eyesight affected by love.  Remember that while love may indeed blind, it isn't cheap.\n\nbest of luck,
729576
No, but its not very sensible as you are continuing to mount up interest charges.  Contact them and see if you can come to some arrangement which will make it easier to pay.  \nDONT IGNORE IT ANY LONGER!!!!
550193
yea, he owes me some money.
1177827
That is ILLEGAL you can go to jail. If the person's Credit Card Company is nice then they may give the money back,
610236
Call your bank and tell them you are disputing the charges. They should put your money back in to your account and contact the people who took it out to resolve the issue. You may have to go in and fill out paperwork, but if you want your money back that's what you will have to do.
297962
Contractually, I don't see anything here that legally obligates you to pay for his error. Read your final closing statement thoroughly to see how much he's already received.  Usually, commercial loans are handled by the banks directly w/o the use of third party brokers, so try going direct w/ the bank for any questions/concerns.  The loans funded, so I wouldn't pay a dime since he won't be able to prove your legal obligation.  What could he do?
605446
do you have any kind of written contracts, or promissory notes with any of the people who owe you? \n\nif you don't, and all you've got are verbal agreements (with no witnesses), you're pretty much out of luck. sometimes verbal agreements are as legally binding as written ones, but since you can't afford a lawyer, you can't really start to pursue these people in court anyway.\n\nthere's nothing you can do to recover your money, i guess. naturally, some people will suggest to you to just "start breaking legs" or possibly stealing from these people and holding their stuff for ransom, but i don't think any of those tactics will help.\n\nrepeated attempts to convince or coax them probably won't work either, since they're already blowing you off. also, be aware that aggressive, repeated phone calls and house visits can possibly get you in trouble for harrassment or stalking.\n\nnever, ever, ever give people money. but if you're sure that you must, never give people money (or anything else) without signed, noterized contracts, and possibly collateral.
574738
I am sorry you are victimized through lucrative offer. How do you believe such a fraud offer.  Anyway don't give your\n Bank or  credit card details otherwise you will incur heavy financial losses.If you have already given any such details, please ask your bank not to effect any payments to any party without your prior consent before it's too late.Please don't get trapped again by such fake offers in future.I hope you are not looser in this game.
910155
You can either write a letter to the person staing all the fee's owed and say that you have submitted a copy of this letter to an attorney for small claims, a good scare should get them to take you seriously. You should know that when you give a person money you shouldn't expect it back unless it was in writing and signed.
134189
You can't sue him what is it with people wanting money for noting now days. Try calling the police with a disturbing the peace charge.
620368
No I don't.  But if you do catch up with him, can you remind him that he owes me 35 Euros.\n\nThanks a bunch.
716441
You need to call the numbers that are listed on the collection notices, give them your name and information, and verify with them if the payment is infact taken care of, or needs to be paid.  They are usually more than willing to help you give them their money back.  :)
938938
It's a good thing they are not coming after you, so be thankful for that. Sounds like he owes somebody some money. Short of changing your telephone number, get as much information as you can from the next person who calls you from that place.  Ask about exactly what it is they want from him and who that company is and how to contact them.  Get their phone number, maiing address, and as much specifics as you can.  Ask them as many questions as you can think of and keep them on the phone for as long as possible. Then tell that person that you are not your ex, you have nothing to do with him, that he is no longer with you, you have no idea where he is, whatever, and request that they stop calling you, and if they call you one more time you will file a complaint with the police. You might also try something like saying "Put me on your 'do not call' list.  That's supposed to be for telemarketers but tell them you don't want what they are selling.
234230
I would probably try to get a hold of something personal of his...and tell him he can have it back when you get your $300!\n Going to court will teach him a lesson...but it may leave you out of pocket!\n Could you get another family member to talk to him about it?
788650
You will probably have to pay a penalty for overdrawing your account and interest on the $10 that you "borrowed".  The bank is always looking for ways to take your money for any reason.
589284
Worry not my friend you aren't responsible for it.  Legally "they" can't put debts on your unless your signature is present.\n\nRival
630090
tell the bank so they can make a record of the mistake b/c karma is a bitch, it will always come back to you. besides you never know if the money you are spend is someone bill money...