The Cowboy
Member
This is it really.Let's review the current situation!
- Blah blah blah, OP sent some cards over like a dumbass and a guy took advantage of his mistake.
- Blah blah, OP decided it would be smart to contact a 19-year-old kid at his job and call his family.
- OP doesn't realize that this is straight up harassment and and stalking, and not the right way to blah blah go about things. In fact, the kid could easily, easily flip this and make the OP be the villain of the piece.
- According to OP's discussion with the kid's employer, someone will blah blah convince him to "do the right thing" (LOL)
- OP is currently doubling blah down blah instead of dealing with finances and bills or just taking the L and moving on, ignorant to the misfortune that will befall him if the kid decides to take action.
- OP should probably be scrubbing these threads, since some of what he could have blah said blah could be taken as blah threats.
Have fun with The Witcher 3 while you blah can, OP!
Some of the thigs the TC has done can really harm his/her case if you went for a small claim to get the money back. Doing what has currently been done would be classes as threatening behaviour and harassment.
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To the TC - you managed something remarkable in this, you actually got the persons info, your 1st port of call should have been to contact him calmly (i know this is hard due to the amount lost) via PM/email/letter and stated you want either the voucher amount back or the money owed, you should try this a few times and if it doesn't work - you stop right there and halt all contact with him/her. After this you would contact something akin to action fraud (this is what we call one of the places in the UK) and file a fraud complaint against the person - after this you start the small claims process and follow it to the letter.
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As the person i quoted has stated the person who defrauded you could now actually get things going against you due to how you have dealt with this, so not only have you lost a lot of money, the person who got it can actually file harassment charges against you.
Stop all contact with them now and start-up proper proceedings, contact Target and report the cards stolen/defrauded, contact anything like action fraud (not sure what your version of this is) and/or file a small claim for the money lost and charges: but be aware with all that you have done - it could now backfire.