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      ripped off on ebay(naturally)

      I don't think they'll let her chargeback an item she charged over 2 years ago. But hey, i could be wrong.
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      Deposit for a vehicle not purchased

      I don't think I'm confusing it at all because: 1) the Rhode Island DMV specifically says "camper" and, 2) the OP posted that he didn't purchase said "camper" because he figured out his "truck would not PULL it". If he were talking about a camper that fit inside his pickup truck bed, he would...
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      I sold car with a salvage title, buyer is taking be to court for repairs.

      duplicate post.. see "Small Claims Court" forum
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      Deposit for a vehicle not purchased

      I was just saying that maybe the person should do some research into whether deposits can be refundable or not in their own state seeing as at least one other state doesn't allow non-refundable deposits. Oh, and a camper is a vehicle. If it needs a license plate, it's governed by motor vehicle...
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      Counter Claim?

      The decision would either be for the plaintiff (against all the defendants) or for the defendant. They wouldn't "select" a defendant. If you add the company as a defendant, the corporation would have to come to court and either: 1) defend themself just as the first defendant, or 2) convince...
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      Missing DVD Case

      Wasn't it YOUR negligence that resulted in the loss of your DVDs?
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      Misrepresentation

      Sorry, I couldn't stop laughing after the "box of wine" part ... that just put EVERYTHING else in perspective. :D Oh, maybe the guy can sue his drug dealer for misrepresenting the crack as more pure than it really was (which he didnt discover till after he smoked it). This guy has GOT to be...
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      owe paypal money?

      When you sign up for a Paypal account, you agree to their "Terms of Service". You agreed to allow them to debit your account for chargebacks, etc. If you'd read their TOS, you'd see what they can do. You can't say they have no right, cause you gave it to them when you signed up for their...
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      problem with priceline

      I'd suggest use the hotel rooms or lose your $850. Your son is an authorized user of your credit card per your consent. Seeing as he has parental discretion to use the card, and I'm assuming, seeing as he's 17, that he can read, and that he went to Priceline and despite ALL the warnings they...
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      Deposit for a vehicle not purchased

      I don't know about Rhode Island but in California ALL vehicle deposits (given to dealerships) are refundable by law, EVEN if the dealership writes "non-refundable" on the deposit receipt. I would check your local laws just in case there's something like that that would apply to you. In a...
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      I'm being sued for selling a car with salvage title? What do you think?

      I agree, JetX. I was just clarifying the laws in California that pertain to his circumstance for HIS benefit, not arguing against you.
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      "Interference with operation of school bus"

      Doesn't sound to me llike you had "permission" to board the school bus as required by the law you mentioned, which, in and of itself, is a crime. They are very unlikely to believe that, after illegally boarding the school bus to "confront" the bus driver, you "accidentally" spilled your juice...
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      I'm being sued for selling a car with salvage title? What do you think?

      Actually, as far as "lemon laws" are concerned, the cars are bought back by the MANUFACTURER, not the dealer. The "lemon-laws" pertain to the MANUFACTURER (ie. Toyota, et al), the dealer only facilitates the buy-back typically with a representative from the manufacturer coming to the dealership...
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      How to Go About Repossession

      Why not hire a local company (not a repo) with the equipment to actually take possession of the equipment, then tack that expense onto the amount owed when you eventually sell the equipment again and sue him for any deficiency? Then, after the equipment is in the possession of a party friendly...
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      Paypal scam, can I get my money back?

      Take your UO character, hunt down his UO character, kill his character and loot him for your money andanything else he has. :D
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      can property be recovered?

      If your sister's daughter(s) have a history of stealing from you, common sense should tell you not to entrust your valuables to your sister or at least in a position where your sister(s) daughters have access to said property. As per the "devaluation" of the antique due to it's restoration, that...
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      Botched Repo & My Pink Slip Hostage

      My suggestion, pay the $500, get the title. Then pursue any legal action in small claims court in regards to the $500 towing/repo fee as actual damages and/or failure to perform services. ALTHOUGH, you could open up a can of worms you don't want opened. See, in California, when a repo company...
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      menacing road rage pointed gun

      Uh, pointing a gun at you? Sounds like a criminal thing to me. I'd call the cops (unless it's not against the law to assault someone) Assault is the threat. Were you scared? Then it's assault. Either way it's hard to believe that it's not criminal to point a gun at someone no matter what state...
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      can property be recovered?

      Family issues are fragile and I suggest you tread lightly of you want to preserve the relationship. If you don't, sue them to get the proprty back or the value of the property. You could also offer to reimburse your niece-in-law for the cost of restoring the piece. She may go for that and you...
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      Respondeat Superior

      Regardless of the merits of their lawsuit against you, I don't think they can withhold you last week's pay for any reason. I'd check with your loca labor board. There are federal regulations regarding pay and what can and cannot be done with it. They'll help you for free if it's deemed that your...

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