Looks like he works at a Bed Bath and Beyond. Here's his Linked In. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rico-cervantes/28/207/25a
He's a "sales associate".
That's business code for "part time, minimum wage".
Looks like he works at a Bed Bath and Beyond. Here's his Linked In. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rico-cervantes/28/207/25a
Looks like he works at a Bed Bath and Beyond. Here's his Linked In. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rico-cervantes/28/207/25a
For 10 bucks you can go to your local town court and file a small claims case. Usually $3000 or less. Best part is if the other party doesnt show you win. I have used it several times...never lost. He wont BS a judge and cant prove payment.
The money has been sent so its over and done with. I really appreciate those who have offered to help but its absolutely not necessary. If anyone's going to fork over anything its going to be Smoothie's Kings most notorious former employee.Why not go back to the cue owner, explain your situation and see if they'll take less money? Maybe $130 or anything less than $500.
Yally suggested sending you $10. I'd chip in and hope a few more might too, to soften the blow. $10 bucks isn't much, but a little here and there can add up from a group of us. Sorry about your problem!
I've sent money to people on this forum and didn't ask for anything in return. They were in a jam and I tried to help. Don't change, just be more cautious. You're a good guy, Bishop.
Best,
Mike
Most juristictions serve by certified mail.These are minor civil suits, no lawyers. If they make you serve him, anyone except the person filing the case can serve the other party.
The case is always heard where the transaction occurred. Since you gave the cue to his family member in your home, thats where it is heard.
If you file, you win. The guy wont show, 95% of the time since he has no defense. Often they just pay up to avoid the hastle.
OrThe money has been sent so its over and done with. I really appreciate those who have offered to help but its absolutely not necessary. If anyone's going to fork over anything its going to be Smoothie's Kings most notorious former employee.
This story is somewhat complicated and I'm not sure any judge would consider my actions a contract or agreement.
The debt would have been to the guy who sent me the cue, not me. Just because I covered the debt doesn't mean he now owes me. At least that's what I think he would argue.
I'm thinking without a clear documented transaction it might end up being a waste of time and energy.
500 bucks is no joke, I'm certainly pissed about it, but at least its not thousands.