OK so heres the deal.....i know i messed up....i know im a stiff...i made some echeck deposits for about 400 to bodog and 150 to nine.com, maybe 200 to pinnacle, and once i lost all my money, closed my checking account before the transactions went through....what will happen to me...the bank says they wont ever bill me because they arent gonna pay these companies..so will it go to collections..will i have some costa rican hit squad come up here and kill me...please tell me
ahhh someone else posted a similiar thread to this about 2weeks ago
It was headlined some shit about "I have a friend who...."
http://forums.therx.com/showthread.php?t=406696&highlight=bounced+check
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It was headlined some shit about "I have a friend who...."
http://forums.therx.com/showthread.php?t=406696&highlight=bounced+check
pages of fun
gavlam said:
What I'm about to say is not going to be very popular, but here it goes. This is comment strictly on the moral issue of it, not the legal part. I know it is our choice to gamble. No book or casino are making us risk our money but I look at it this way. I don't feel anything when I hear about somthing bad happening to a book or casino. Educated people know that a roulette wheel with eat your money but the common person has no idea. They feed off of ignorance. Roulette is just an example. Are they really innocent? Is that fact that they get screwed over really that bad? I've never screwed any books over but I don't feel empathy when I hear about it happening. JMO
The fact that you know you are an asshole doesn't make you any less of an asshole, so save the self depracation crap for someone who gives a shit.
The fact is......notwithstanding whatever is going on with the senate, we have a good thing going with these offshore books.....and guys like you with your petty scams cut into the fabric of that good thing we have going.
The very fact that you are asking about the consequences indicates that you have NO intention of paying the money back......because (and listen carefully) IF YOU HAD THE LEAST BIT OF INTEGRITY YOU WOULD ALREADY BE IN TOUCH WITH THOSE YOU HAVE BURNED AND THEREFORE WOULD NOT HAVE NEEDED TO MAKE THIS POST !!!!!!
So do like the nice man says (if I may quote the above post): CALL THEM and work out a payment arrangement NOW!
Until you do, you have no business taking up space on our screens.
Get back to us after you do the right thing. I'll be the one holding my breath.
The fact is......notwithstanding whatever is going on with the senate, we have a good thing going with these offshore books.....and guys like you with your petty scams cut into the fabric of that good thing we have going.
The very fact that you are asking about the consequences indicates that you have NO intention of paying the money back......because (and listen carefully) IF YOU HAD THE LEAST BIT OF INTEGRITY YOU WOULD ALREADY BE IN TOUCH WITH THOSE YOU HAVE BURNED AND THEREFORE WOULD NOT HAVE NEEDED TO MAKE THIS POST !!!!!!
So do like the nice man says (if I may quote the above post): CALL THEM and work out a payment arrangement NOW!
Until you do, you have no business taking up space on our screens.
Get back to us after you do the right thing. I'll be the one holding my breath.
First they'll call you. Then if you do not set something up it'll go to a third party collection agency were you can pay or they'll report it to all three credit bureaus I would think. Your credit will be effected then probably costing you more in higher interest in the long run then the $500-$1000 you just lost without paying.
To write a check on a closed account is a felony. Not to worry about dude when the Feds show up at your door just ask them to let you get the KY jelly before you go. If they know the laws in the US they could very easly contact your loacal police and have you picked up. In Texas your bail would be set at the bail rate plus what you owe. Then tack on the crimmal charges and fines. You better figure out a way to fix this soon or knock knock will be at yo door.
Look it up it is consider check by theift in most states. E-check or paper check doesn't matter.
Look it up it is consider check by theift in most states. E-check or paper check doesn't matter.
