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montecarlo wrote
at 2:00 PM, Tuesday August 30, 2011 EDT
im confused.
in the midst of mad cramming for my boards this week, i left my wallet+keys+cell in a bathroom stall when i was changing into work clothes. yes, im an idiot like that. anyways, closely monitored amex and visa accts online, zero transactions since i lost my wallet. closely monitored verizonwireless, zero activity since i lost it. so i assumed that a good person must have found them and turned them into lost+found. checked with the lost+found office this morning: nada. checked with all the local security, no one knew of a wallet+keys+cell being turned in. so why would someone find my stuff, take it, but then not use it? theories? btw, im going through with cancelling all cards and getting replacement phone and other important stuff. so annoying. |
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TheBetterYodel wrote
at 10:33 PM, Wednesday August 31, 2011 EDT No you just said a bunch of shit that didn't justify the fact that you stole.
You literally charged someone else for filling up your car on a credit card. You didn't ask or have ANY explicit permission from that person to gas up your car. Therefore it's theft. Really go call the cops and tell them what you did and ask them if they wanna arrest you. If you dare. :) |
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Venezuela wrote
at 10:35 PM, Wednesday August 31, 2011 EDT lol, it doesn't work like that. They would call the person i 'stole' from and ask them if they want to press charges. They say 'no', and then nothing happens. This is why you aren't an attorney, this isn't a police state.
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Venezuela wrote
at 10:38 PM, Wednesday August 31, 2011 EDT stick to playing with crack kid, you have no idea what the law says
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Venezuela wrote
at 10:45 PM, Wednesday August 31, 2011 EDT god i cant get over how fucking retarded you are sometimes yodel
"hello... yes police? Hi, I used someone's credit card 8 years ago to put 25 dollars in my car and send him his wallet and then he sent me a thank you card.. do you want to arrest me?" THATS WHAT YOU WANT ME TO ASK? wtf is wrong with you of course they wont fucking arrest me you dumb piece of shit. ok had to get that out |
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montecarlo wrote
at 11:21 PM, Wednesday August 31, 2011 EDT jesse, despite all the technicalities that support you legally... that still doesnt avoid the truth that taking gas money is a scumbag move. i always thought you tried to present yourself as a southern gentleman, at least to the ladies. no southern gentleman would ever do anything but go out of his way to return the wallet free of charge, without an ounce of finguilt attached to the good-samaritan act.
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wishbone wrote
at 8:16 AM, Thursday September 1, 2011 EDT is venezuala jesse?
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Thraxle wrote
at 8:21 AM, Thursday September 1, 2011 EDT yes
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Thraxle wrote
at 8:23 AM, Thursday September 1, 2011 EDT He's acting like a sleazy lawyer by making it sound like it's OK to do shitty things as long as he can't get caught within the letter of the law.
Why would you guys think he has more integrity than that? |
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Thraxle wrote
at 8:26 AM, Thursday September 1, 2011 EDT As someone who recently had identity theft and got jacked for $800, I have quite a bit of disdain towards Jesse's "view" on this subject. It doesn't matter that I got my money back. What matters is that some douchebag took my cash to use for himself without my permission. Whether it's $25, $800, or $1 million, it's still stealing. The fact that Jesse tries to justify his action just proves that he has no moral compass.
He has a bright future as an ambulance chaser. |
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dasfury wrote
at 8:53 AM, Thursday September 1, 2011 EDT Am I wrong or a cards property of the banks that issue them? Use of card by a person that is not the holder of the credit agreement with the bank is a crime? I don't think any court would support the argument that illegal use of the card to buy gas to return the card was ok. How were you planning to pay for the gas before you found the card?
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