DrMike | 11-10-2010 10:29 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by spyker
(Post 7180564)
Mike,let's say the courts do favour you and award the judgement on your side,how are you going to get your money back from anthony if he's flat broke and does not have any assets....except for a piece of shit riced out civic?
It's like squeazing blood from a rock.
I wish you all the luck in this man. | At first I thought he had several cars, a shop, house, condo and a reputation he wanted to uphold. As I dug deeper I found he has nothing but a couple cars. He seemed like he wanted to rebuild his reputation but he probably doesn't care about that either. All he had to do was take my money and get me a car and people might have started to trust him again, but he couldn't even do something that simple.
Now I'm going after him to teach him a lesson. Garnishing future wages is probably all I can hope for and it would be a slow repayment. I would think he would have to get a job eventually now that word is out that he can't be trusted as a business man. Quote:
Originally Posted by 1exotic
(Post 7180573)
If he doesn't have money, every pay check he makes in the next fucking 10 years will be going towards DrMike and the others he scammed. Or the courts will give the money back in full amount and then the douche willhave to pay the government... not sure how it works but something like that.
+ showing up at his house is pointless if you're coming for the money, he's probably broke as fuck by now. | That would be awesome of the court payed me in full but I don't think that's the case. Is ten years the max he will get his wages garnished? I think it would take him longer than that. Quote:
Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul
(Post 7180660)
I hope he uses this as his defense, because it ain't gonna fly.
Problem is even IF the above were true, which of course it most likely isn't, he's STILL on the hook to either deliver a car, or repay your money. That's the cost of doing business, taking risks that shit goes sideways.
If you had set up the transaction with this "somebody" yourself and Anthony was just helping you complete the transaction, that's a different story... but obviously that's not the case here. Anthony took your money as a business proposition to help you locate and procure the vehicle. If the person he decides to deal with scams him, that's his problem, not your's. | I think after I asked him so many times if he got scammed out of the money he just made himself believe that he did. All his stories of meetings with this supposed seller negotiating the sale and filling out paperwork started to get old. Especially when the deal was supposed to have been squared away before he even flew down there. Quote:
Originally Posted by threezero
(Post 7180890)
I dunt think it's like that. Say dr.mike sue Anthony civilly and win and the court award him whatever amount of money. Anthony has to be able to take care of HIMSELF first before paying dr.mike. If taking care of himself mean taking up the whole pay cheque. Than sorry dr.mike dunt get any money. The government does not pay for anybody upfront.
Sadly suing someone civilly for money that has nothing, and have no reputation to keep is a waste of time. I dunt believe you can sue the person again for not paying either. Posted via RS Mobile | I know he's hoping that I just call it a loss and forget about it like everybody else he scammed did. Looks like he's able to take care of himself just fine without any paychecks at all so hopefully I can get a cut, even if it's small, of his future legit pay checks. Quote:
Originally Posted by CRS
(Post 7180921)
Garnishing his wage would the most likely scenario. I highly doubt the government is going to cough up $40,000 and then garnish Anthony till it gets it back.
However, I think that they can garnish with a possible interest. I am not at all confident if that is true though. | If it takes him 20 years to pay it back I hope I get interest with that. This could have been worth over $100K by the time my kids need it for college. Even at 1% he would owe me $100 already. |