does anyone know if a woman was cheated by a couples for money to pay their restaurant n debt?
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Honestly can't understand what you are trying to ask... Is it about waitresses who are being shorted tips? Or don't declare tips?\n\nCheers
165803
I dated a guy once who always made me pay, and borrowed money from me that he never paid back. what a loser.\nthen I met my husband, and when he took me to Taco Bell on our first date I knew he was a keeper, because he paid! :)
714361
It does seem a strange thing to do for a few hundred dollars, but she may be repeating this scam hundreds of times at once.  Then again she may be real, maybe she just wants to come to America to have a better life.  If this is case she is probably looking for someone to marry so that she can stay.  Either way, I think that you are right to be cautious.\n\nIf you can't get her out of your head, why don't you offer to buy the ticket for her (i.e. pay for it on your credit card, so she doesn't get any money directly from you).  If she accepts then she is serious.  If she doesn't she probably just wants you to send her a few hundred dollars!
406407
I met a woman online and talked with her for months. We met got close and really thought it was going somewhere. Guess what all she wanted was someone to take care of her and her kids. Man these people lie all the time about who and what they are and want. I learned the lesson the hard way. I lost over $3000.00 helping her out to only find out she had done others this way and was still online trying to find someone.............
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I'm not sure as I haven't spoken to her in a while.  When you see her tell her she still owes me ten bucks!!!\n\n\nCOME ON!!!  GIVE ME THE POINTS!!!!!!
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LensCrafters is running a scam. \n\nI went there yesterday and showed them the box I'm living out of, and I even blew some of my unimaginable halitosis on the lady who was fitting a frame on my face.  I thought for sure I was going to get hooked up!  But they pointed at my "Will Work for Food" sign, and noted that I used a "Sharpie" Brand marker to write on the sign (instead of using my own feces - oops, my mistake),  and they said that *I* was too rich, too.  \n\nIt must be a marketing strategy.
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I have been involved with this in past months, and the best that i can recall the wife can show, or give proof that she will not be a financial charge on the public, i think that's all it comes down to, they want to make sure you nor your husband will be in a state sponsored soup line or anything like that you know what I'm saying, i think they will understand the facts and that is what they want the facts, add any information about how he pays his bills at this time, and credit records and that will  help, also what he has gone to school for a doctor or what if it will really pay well later on i think they will feel he must be responsible to have stayed with the training this long, just be honest and that will help more than anything i think, good luck
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It's at least unfair.  But I'm wondering how that worked.  If he hired her just so he could lay her off, he is paying for the privilege, since his account with the unemployment compensation office is the one that is charged. [Edit:  Is he a middle manager in a company that is thus being bilked of the unemployment insurance money?  Then his boss needs to be notified.  Can you do so anonymously?] \n\nIf he did it to help her gouge money out of someone else's account, how did that work?  Those people (the ones being cheated) need to know that the job with your boss was a fake.  Who is going to tell them?  If you interfere, you are going to get in trouble yourself.\n\nIf it were me, I'd take this as evidence that your boss does not mind being sneaky, and start looking for a better job.
1120238
She can't sue Burger King. She can sue the person who did it. Her bank should replace the money as long as she files a police report
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You can sue her for slander.  You would need to proof she said something about you that she knew to be false and that it harmed your reputation in some way.\nHypothetically, if she said you failed to pay something you owed, and it's true, then it's not slander.\nIf she can show she reasonably believed it was true, it's not slander.\nIf she said something false about you, but it didn't harm you in any way, then its difficult to prove slander (If you are in a business for example, and she tells everyone that you steal from your clients, but you don't lose any business because no one believes her, a judge may not grant any awards)
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I think it's sad that your daughter lost her job at the aiport, she sounded like a very dedicated employee willing to go the extra mile even on her days off.  But it is probably best she is no longer there because what you are describing here is that she was probably long past exhaustion each time she accidentally took the money home, although I am certain the airport didn't consider this when they decided to fire her.\n\nOn the WHY part of your question:  When she first was employeed by the airport she probably signed an agreement of "if I mishandle money in any way that isn't in agreement with the airports rules, I understand that is grounds for dismissal"  If she agreed to these terms and broke them, is was their call to be understanding or not. They were 2 times before, but when they see a pattern of it, they are less likely to trust their money is safe. They will protect themsevles before protecting her.\n\nI agree they shouldn't make it so easy to leave your shift without turning the money in first.  Just like with waiters and waitresses, or bartenders that most of the time must carry change on them, if the airport had an end shift report to do before each employee was allowed to leave, then it could all be resolved.  I don't know any waiters or waitresses that can leave for the day without giving the company their money first, along with reporting their tipped earnings for the day.\n\nHer honesty in giving the money back is something to be proud of, and she shouldn't hold bad memories against the airport for their descision.  She made a mistake, we all do that once in a while.  She'll find another job, and she will have this experience to learn from.
608009
I think it would be a form of fraud by her on the business involved (she is ordering things without the intent of paying for them); and perhaps identity theft as well, and forgery of your husband's signature.  So criminal charges could be filed, if you think you can provide evidence that she did it.
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Well, I can offer my own situation from last summer... without the vacation part as I am a "working poor single mom" and cannot afford a vacation.  I was driving down the street through a very nice, "older money", part of town.  I looked to my right and saw a very expensive woven purse (from Dillards, a store I can't even afford to step foot into).  It was obvious someone had left it on the roof of her car and forgotten about it.  Well, I gingerly looked into the checkbook to obtain the woman's address or phone number, called her, and made an appointment for her to come to my house and pick it up.  I actually offered to take it to her.  Anyhow, there were quite a few "hundreds" peeking out of her wallet.. I did not pick it up to see how many hundreds since I felt it would be an invasion of her privacy.  The woman was extremely grateful and later sent me a card with a cheque for 100 dollars for my trouble.  I decided that I would split the "found money" between both of my kids.  They each got 50 bucks and a very good lesson.
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I did it once. I was told to go to longhorn restaurant and pay for two lunches. it was to be for thirty five dollars for the two meals. you watch how long it takes to be seated at the table. you check the kitchen and bathrooms and how clean the place is. then they send you a survey about the restaurant and you wait weeks to get your money back. the same thirty five dollars that you took out of your pocket you get back. I never bothered to do it again because it was not worth it. sometimes I would get an email to lie and go to an apartment and ask for a two bedroom when I have a boy and a girl. I will not lie for anyone. then they wanted me to go into a jewelry store and make believe I was buying a diamond. again to lie. I did not like it to have to lie to anyone. to me it was a waste of time and energy. sometimes you wait months for you to have another job. many times they want you to drive miles away from your home. I quit
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Technically, the answer above is correct.  However, I'm sure you want to know if you can win.  Your best chance of recovering financially is if there was some contractual obligation that they breached.  While I'm sure they made many verbal promises, the key lies in any written contracts or promises.  While verbal promises can be enforced, they are often difficult to prove and are subject to written agreements.  If there are promises that have been broken (and you think you can prove it) contact a lawyer and your state's attorney generaly.
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I think I would have to tell all the caddie women that you work with to BITE ME.  Where do they get off making you pay for the money.  I say until they can prove you stole anything, then you don't have to pay for it. Start designating the register to one person and leave it solely in their hands. 12 people is way to many to have in one drawer.  Just for that I would never pay it back.  Not unless I took a lie detector test, and it had proved that I had stolen it.  Girl look for another job.
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Mate, be warned. Don't let them in. Here, read this and follow the link to find many more on this scam:\n\nOn January 28th 2006, there was a young lady selling magazine subscriptions. I've always been leary about sales people at your door, I said I wasn't interested, but she persisted and I gave in. I ordered Dirt Rider Magazine for my boyfriend as a gift. I made out a check to SSA for 34.00 supposedly for that magazine and for a years subscription. He began getting Good Housekeeping Magazine at the end of April 2006. He has still be getting this magazine, but most are delivered ripped up, pages missing, and skipping dates and months. \n\nI went online to see if I could find a phone number for this company to ask what is going on, and I found this website while searching for SSA. Has anyone got in touch with these people? Any money back? Next time I will go with my instincts and not order anything from anyone at my door. I have moved from the neighborhood that they scoured and made money off of, and now I live in a place where they or anyone selling anything can't enter and if they do, the police are called and they are given a treaspass order and if they come back they are arrested. And it has actually already happened with two men trying to get into people's homes supposedly trying to clean carpets and when told I'm going to call the cops, they would high tail it out of here, but were finally caught.\n\nTricia\nWinter Garden, Florida\nU.S.A.\n\n\nhttp://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff195667.htm