Threatend with court...can that happen

Kmc

barbarawright wrote: »

You told your sister to break off her engagement because her partner think you should pay for at least one of the two phones of his you lost? Seriously?

Can you not look at it from his point of view? Imagine you lent him your iPod and he lost it. Would you really just say 'No probs, I'll claim it off my insurance'. Honestly?

If he said sorry yes. I told him I was sorry I sent him a facebook message saying I was!!

dmg24

WellKnownSid wrote: »

Tomorrow on Jeremy Kyle:

"I slept with my sister's boyfriend for a phone, now he wants it back."

How cheap!





I'd have at least gone for an iphone ...

KiKi

Kmc wrote: »

If he said sorry yes. I told him I was sorry I sent him a facebook message saying I was!!

Sorry for what:
* Committing insurance fraud?
* Handling fraudulently obtained goods?
* Selling the phone obtained fraudulently then lying to him by telling him you lost it?

If this is true - and I very much doubt it because your story is too stupid and too inconsistent - then you have a new upgraded phone, and the money from selling the one you obtained through his insurance.

Pay him back. Otherwise it won't just be court that's beckoning, it will be a police station for insurance fraud.

KiKi

DCFC79

Kmc wrote: »

Won't the judge understand my point of view? He is ripping me off!! The phone never cost that much! Amazon is cheap!

I bet he actually got it free on a contract aswell!!

the bf has from what you have told us gone about this very amicable so i think the judge will side with you,

why did you sell the phone, if it wasnt the right 1 why not send it back to the ins co or better still keep it and use it

DCFC79

The threads in the wrong section anyway since a loan isnt involved,

we need a section for these type of threads

Mags_cat

DCFC79 wrote: »

we need a section for these type of [STRIKE]threads[/STRIKE] thefts

I sorted that for you

Kmc

KiKi wrote: »

Sorry for what:
* Committing insurance fraud?
How have I? the account/phone is in my sisters name
* Handling fraudulently obtained goods?
Again how?
* Selling the phone obtained fraudulently then lying to him by telling him you lost it?
I did loose it, he should get over it. If it meant that much to him the phone then why lend it? He come out with some rubbish that him and that phone have been through alot together I think ITS A PHONE!

If this is true - and I very much doubt it because your story is too stupid and too inconsistent - then you have a new upgraded phone, and the money from selling the one you obtained through his insurance.
It is true, I needed the money, he should drop the money and get on its only a phone, I owe max £30 for two insurance claims!
Pay him back. Otherwise it won't just be court that's beckoning, it will be a police station for insurance fraud.
Again why? He wouldn't go to the police
KiKi

DCFC79 wrote: »

the bf has from what you have told us gone about this very amicable so i think the judge will side with you,

why did you sell the phone, if it wasnt the right 1 why not send it back to the ins co or better still keep it and use it

I sold the phone as I needed the money, I wanted the better phone I was promised by the insurance.

ILW

What is it with chavs and phones?

DCFC79

Kmc wrote: »

I sold the phone as I needed the money, I wanted the better phone I was promised by the insurance.

needed the money for what ? again like i say its want want want isnt it, oh i need a blackberry curve s must be that 1, nothing else will do,

why did you not return it or ask why you werent sent the 1 you asked for ?


he lent it to you as he trusted you,

Kmc

ILW wrote: »

What is it with chavs and phones?

I am not a chav