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never lend more than you wouldn't be willing to give.
Friend used my Paypal account and scammed people should I take him to court
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rell826
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Just take the L OP. You're scared of this friend. His dad is a cop, but you continue to post on here.
joepac12
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someone needs to post that taking the L gif...
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court sounds good
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So I'm taking him to court now I expect it to be in a week or so
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I know that feel.
I lent my "friend" and his girl like 1k for rent and some food.
They break up when they get their student grants/loans and she says her half is his problem now.
I still only got like $300 from him.
Chalk it up as a loss, and plot
Son...
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No respect whatsoever bro, how your own friend scammed you....dude must take you for a herb, you need to check him ASAP.
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This situation just doesn't smell right to me. Why would you even allow a second person get involved with your money like that? No one should have that type of access to your money for liability issues alone. This just flat out wasn't a smart move on your part OP.
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Troll thread, obviously.
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woah
if all this is true
then this is no friend of yours
if all this is true
then this is no friend of yours
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I mean I have a paypal account in which I don't have any of my financial info or money assigned to it. Although his friend could've easily signed up on his own merit.
Does your friend do this to you often? Sounds like it
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